Some of Argentina’s hospitality talents are forging names for themselves in the …
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.
This year’s forecast is drier than usual: we’ll be drinking more caffeine and low-alcohol cocktails, splurging on opulent meals …
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Trailblazing wineries and families who preserved their traditions over generations have earned the region a richly-earned place alongside Napa and Bordeaux
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A Buenos Aires magnet for meat, the neighborhood parrilla has become a beacon in world gastronomy
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Three Buenos Aires establishments made it to the 50 Best, with Florería Atlántico crowned ‘Legend of the List.’ Aperitivo heritage is part of Argentina’s DNA, and it shows
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As fresh, unexplored territory in Palermo Hollywood’s immediate orbit, Chacarita’s geography has propelled it to create an unprecedented indie food and drink scene
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