He started as a dishwasher in a Los Angeles steakhouse, yet hard …
Sorrel Moseley-Williams
Sorrel Moseley-Williams is a British freelance journalist and sommelier who has been based in Argentina since 2006. She covers travel, food and drinks in Latin America, and is the World’s 50 Best Bars academy chair for South America. She writes for Decanter, Monocle, Drinks International, Condé Nast Traveller, Lonely Planet, Fodor's and Good Beer Hunting, and Clarín and La Nación in Spanish, among others. Sorrel also wrote ‘Mil’ (Catapulta, 2022), Peruvian chef Virgilio Martínez and Pía León’s latest book about their multidisciplinary Andean restaurant. She has been making wine as SOROL Wines since 2021 and also makes Dill The Gin.
How Argentina’s food leaders are putting a Latin American summer classic at the centre of the conversation
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This year’s forecast is drier than usual: we’ll be drinking more caffeine and low-alcohol cocktails, splurging on opulent meals or feeling food nostalgia
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Essential Buenos AiresFood & DrinkLifestyle
Stars and shutters: Argentina’s restaurant scene survives a tough 2025
Michelin awards, empty seats and bold new openings shape a year of skyrocketing menu prices and fewer tourists
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Food & DrinkWhat to do in Buenos Aires
Baby budgets, big bars: Buenos Aires bartenders master doing more with less
The city’s internationally acclaimed bar scene is proof that humble beginnings, paired with blood, sweat and passion, can pay off
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A passionate baker who kept it real: a farewell to Germán Torres
The groundbreaking cofounder of Salvaje Bakery, who advanced sourdough bread in an overprocessed world of baked goods, passed away on Sunday
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From her base in France, sommelier Paz Levinson has dazzled both at home and abroad. This month, her globetrotting Argentina Reloaded fair visited Buenos Aires
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Food & DrinkWhat to do in Buenos Aires
Tired of the three Ps? No worries, migrant cuisine has your back
Despite the prevalence of pizza, pasta, and parrilla on the porteño scene, new flavors from Venezuela to Russia are leaving their imprint
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Although consumers tend to favor reds, there is no shortage of great whites; it’s just a matter of finding the right one for you
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Bars and restaurants spearheaded by the country’s culinary talent are turning heads all around the world
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From classic Argentine parrillas to Mendoza’s Uco valley, these restaurants surely offer good cooking — star or no star
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Gran Dabbang is a flavorful cultural melting pot faithful to both Argentina and India. Will it make the next Michelin guide?
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