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Alberto Antonini: Renaissance man
Florence-born consultant winemaker Alberto Antonini talks terroir, teamwork and travel with Adam Lechmere – and how it’s the unknown that really gets his adrenaline going
Florence-born consultant winemaker Alberto Antonini talks terroir, teamwork and travel with Adam Lechmere – and how it’s the unknown that really gets his adrenaline going
From Bordeaux to the Stars, the autobiography of much-loved French winemaker Jean-Michel Cazes, was published this year. After Jean-Michel's death this summer, Adam Lechmere talks to his son, Jean-Charles Cazes, about running the family business in his father's absence
On the release of his latest recipe book, restaurateur Russell Norman speaks to Tomé Morrissy-Swan about the charms of Tuscany’s rustic cuisine
The son and heir of Andrea Franchetti on the art and science in winemaking, preserving his father's iconic Super Tuscan and fond memories of Rome
The owner of Château Ducru-Beaucaillou on forging a place in the industry, dreaming of dinner with Rihanna, his eye for fine art and what's on his Netflix list
He’s famous for his live-fire cooking, but his other passions run just as deep. Laura Richards meets with Club O guest editor Francis Mallmann to talk rebellion, sewing and an enduring love affair with wine
Dan Aykroyd made his name acting in Ghostbusters and The Blues Brothers but has now spent more than a decade in the drinks industry, founding his own vodka brand in the process. He talks to William Morris about going from ghosts to spirits, supporting Pride Month and how he drinks his Martini
He left a job as estate director at Chateau Margaux in 2011 to realise Francis Ford Coppola's vision of ‘freshness, power and elegance’ for the wines of Inglenook - a dozen years on, Philippe Bascaules explains to Adam Lechmere how taking things 'very slowly' has been key to his success
Olivier Collin's Champagne has become one of the most talked about grower brands going. Essi Avellan MW charts the seemingly unstoppable rise of Ulysse Collin
The son of a Swiss-Israeli sculptor, Bibi Graetz could have easily pursued a life in art, but chose winemaking as his preferred form of self expression. Adam Lechmere meets the Tuscan wine maker with a cult collector following