Meet the Makers
Wanderers know when to stop. To look around, and smell and feel their surroundings. Montebelluna smelt like pinecone, pancetta and red wine.
Claudio Del Principe, is an autodidactic chef, cookbook author and copywriter. He is a blogger, too and that is how I met him. Some ten years ago.
Stefanie Hering’s crockery and porcelain creations at Hering Berlin are made entirely by hand with the old know-how and tradition of classic porcelain manufacturers.
Robert Condin, sculptor from South Tyrol is one of our ambassadors in our latest edition “The Alps”. These ambassadors represent a certain aspect and point of view in our books.
Katsu Tanaka is Bear Pond Espresso. For coffee lovers a reason to go to Tokyo. More realistically a place for Tokyo lovers to have an world-class espresso.
Motorcycling is a very versatile affair when looking at it as whole. There is one group among the many that is increasingly growing.
This 3rd generation, family-run manufacturer of metal workers started bending steel back in the 1970s and still is based in Oberasbach near Nuremberg, Germany today.
Viarco has always stood on its legacy: the old machines, the craftsmanship, the Portuguese culture, faithful and proud employees.
El Solitario, a person who lives aimlessly, but has never lost his way.
Of all the manufacturing workshops, ateliers and factories we have seen this was the most intimidating.