Sorrel Moseley-Williams

2 months ago | buenosairesherald.com | Sorrel Moseley-Williams

Back in 2001, when gringos turned up like stray dogs on the doorstep of Bodega Santa Julia in the key Mendoza grape-growing department of Maipú, the winery’s owners used to assume these poor people had lost their way in the elevated desert. Out of pity, the winery’s namesake Julia Zuccardi, her grandmother Emma, or herwinemaking brother Sebastián would show them some vines and explain what a fermentation tank is used for.

Dec 16, 2024 | buenosairesherald.com | Sorrel Moseley-Williams

Despite the modest frontage, the green-and-white awning and terracotta-hued façade of Parrilla Don Julio has become a beacon in world gastronomy. A Buenos Aires — indeed, Argentina — magnet for meat, this neighborhood steakhouse has been drawing me in since 2008, when I lived five blocks away on the same cobbled street, Gurruchaga. I walked past Don Julio twice a day on my way to take the 152 bus to and from the Herald when the newsroom was located on Azopardo street in Montserrat.

Nov 17, 2024 | buenosairesherald.com | Sorrel Moseley-Williams

It’s official: not only is Argentina, nay, Buenos Aires, home to the best cocktail bar in South America, it’s also home to a watering hole anointed this year’s legend. This is according to the World’s 50 Best Bars, whose annual rankings were revealed at a glitzy ceremony for 1,600 in Madrid in October.

Nov 16, 2024 | qoshe.com | Sorrel Moseley-Williams

It’s official: not only is Argentina, nay, Buenos Aires, home to the best cocktail bar in South America, it’s also home to a watering hole anointed this year’s legend. This is according to the World’s 50 Best Bars, whose annual rankings were revealed at a glitzy ceremony for 1,600 in Madrid in October.

Oct 20, 2024 | buenosairesherald.com | Sorrel Moseley-Williams

“So you live in Chacarita? That’s a cool neighborhood to be in!”The buzz on the ‘Little Farm’ started out as a faint hum a decade ago. Now, Chacarita has become such a hive of activity that it’s leading Buenos Aires’ eating and drinking scene. In the 12 years I’ve lived in the ‘hood, plenty has come and some have gone, but many establishments that set up shop in this low-rise residential barrio have flourished. I first set foot in Chacarita to pick up gig tickets.