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Bernardino Sani at Argiano in Montalcino for Maze Row

MASTER CLASSES

Nargess Banks investigates how young winemakers look to seasoned maestros for inspiration and guidance, perpetuating their hard-earned knowledge and techniques

STAR STUDENT

As Brancaia celebrates 20 vintages of its flagship Ilatraia, Chandra Kurt visits the dynamic Tuscan winery to see how consultant Carlo Ferrini’s mentorship helped Barbara Widmer forge her own path

Francesco Allegrini at the Allegrini cellars in Valpolicella for Maze Row

MASTER CLASSES

Nargess Banks investigates how young winemakers look to seasoned maestros for inspiration and guidance, perpetuating their hard-earned knowledge and techniques

Brancaia vineyards in Tuscany for Maze Row

STAR STUDENT

As Brancaia celebrates 20 vintages of its flagship Ilatraia, Chandra Kurt visits the dynamic Tuscan winery to see how consultant Carlo Ferrini’s mentorship helped Barbara Widmer forge her own path

VOICES is on a mission to discover the world of wine through different lenses

Maze Row Emily Wines
MAKING WAVES

Through her wine program at Cooper’s Hawk, and as chair of the board of the Court of Master Sommeliers, Americas, Emily Wines is making it her mission to bring diversity, inclusivity and excitement to the world of wine

Maze Row Alice Achayo
THE LINGUIST

Alice Achayo is on a quest to diversify the language of wine through food – specifically world cuisine. We met the Boston-based wine consultant and founder of The Wine Linguist

Insight from Gallo's CMO Stephanie Gallo in Maze Row Voices
Change Maker

Stephanie Gallo is helping shape the future of the wine industry. From expanding into ready-to-drink beverages to championing diversity and inclusion, she is redefining what it means to enjoy and connect over wine. Nargess Banks meets Gallo’s chief marketing officer

Chef Pía León of Kjolle in Lima in an article on pioneering women chefs in Voices by Maze Row

Pioneers of the palate

From cultivating biodiversity to pioneering farm-to-table philosophy, this remarkable group of multigenerational women chefs and entrepreneurs are reshaping how we think about food, writes Virginie Boone

Maze Row Emily Wines
MAKING WAVES

Through her wine program at Cooper’s Hawk, and as chair of the board of the Court of Master Sommeliers, Americas, Emily Wines is making it her mission to bring diversity, inclusivity and excitement to the world of wine

Maze Row Alice Achayo
THE LINGUIST

Alice Achayo is on a quest to diversify the language of wine through food – specifically world cuisine. We met the Boston-based wine consultant and founder of The Wine Linguist

Insight from Gallo's CMO Stephanie Gallo in Maze Row Voices
Change Maker

Stephanie Gallo is helping shape the future of the wine industry. From expanding into ready-to-drink beverages to championing diversity and inclusion, she is redefining what it means to enjoy and connect over wine. Nargess Banks meets Gallo’s chief marketing officer

Chef Pía León of Kjolle in Lima in an article on pioneering women chefs in Voices by Maze Row

Pioneers of the palate

From cultivating biodiversity to pioneering farm-to-table philosophy, this remarkable group of multigenerational women chefs and entrepreneurs are reshaping how we think about food, writes Virginie Boone

Girlan Wine Vineyards Alto Adige

WINE TRAILS ITALY: ALTO ADIGE

From snowy peaks and sparkling lakes to some of the world’s leading vineyards, Alto Adige is a corner of Italy full of surprises, says Alessandra Piubello

Soave is the medieval town and the home of the revered winery Pieropan as we discover in Maze Row Voices

WINE TRAILS: VERONA AND ITS SURROUNDS

Known for its Valpolicella, Soave and Bardolino wines, Northern Italy’s Veneto region combines historical landmarks with some of the country’s best wines. Alessandra Piubello explores Verona, its surrounding vineyards, and the nearby shores of Lake Garda

Girlan Winery Alto Adige

WINE TRAILS ITALY: ALTO ADIGE

From snowy peaks and sparkling lakes to some of the world’s leading vineyards, Alto Adige is a corner of Italy full of surprises, says Alessandra Piubello

Wine Trails of Veneto in Italy for Maze Row Voices

WINE TRAILS: VERONA AND ITS SURROUNDS

Known for its Valpolicella, Soave and Bardolino wines, Northern Italy’s Veneto region combines historical landmarks with some of the country’s best wines. Alessandra Piubello explores Verona, its surrounding vineyards, and the nearby shores of Lake Garda

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