Our head wine connoisseur could not have a more suitable name. She radiates light and her welcoming bright smile complements the most elegant of Japanese hospitality, with an attention to the finest standards of service. Stella is an interpreter of oriental cultures and languages, a course of study which drawn her closer to the aesthetics of nature, with its strength and energy, influencing her careful selection of wine makers who work in a symbiotic relationship with the ‘terroir’.

Here, another French woman who has fallen in love with Venice. Her career in the restaurant business began in 2015 in a Venetian osteria, she then spent 2 years in Florence where she worked in various local trattorias. In Tuscany she trained as a sommelier, then she returned to Venice full of enthusiasm for the world of natural wine and after 3 years at VinoVero, with that great curiosity that characterizes her, she began another advanced training course, this time in English, on the wine production areas of the world.

Lucio Dalla sang about a Berliner who gets lost in Bologna. Ronny about eight years ago got lost in Venice and decided to stay to start a new life. Passionate about natural wines, the immense Italian cuisine, and a “Rock n ‘Roll Lifestyle”, he began working in several ‘slow food ‘restaurants in the city and tasted any spontaneously fermented wine and indigenous yeasts that could be found. Always looking for interesting combinations, particular tastes, and the glass of happiness.

The passion for catering is Camilla’s “family vice”, and the passion for wine was passed on to her by her father. She started working in a restaurant in the Piedmontese Langhe, here she learned the secrets of hospitality and customer care. She returned to Veneto and specialized in bar tendering, and then moved again in search of new opportunities. Wine has always been a pleasure for her and over time it has become a passion, to be a host in Venice makes her very proud, because growing up she has realized that this profession is made up of people and experiences, and that having the opportunity to meet customers from all over the world enriches you and that you never stop learning!
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Up to the age of 25 Nicola didn’t quite know what he wanted to do when he grew up, then after many jobs, and after a not-too-lucky work experience, he became passionate about catering.
He went back to work in Venice in a restaurant and immediately the world of artisanal wine, and that of “real wine”, captivated him thanks above all to 3 people who made me discover and deepen it. From that moment all went very fast. He graduated as an AIS sommelier, he participated in a couple of harvests, with an ever-growing desire to learn and get to know new producers, places, and territories.
He thinks that the experience in Vino Vero will help him to improve his growth and hopes he will also be able to bring something of his own to the group.

Lorenzo di Prun is a chef and food researcher. Initiator of Prometheus_, a cultural device aiming to explore edible potential of remote places and restoring the ecological role of humans in their landscapes through food. Hosted by Dolomiti Contemporanee in Progettoborca since 2017, he collaborates with research teams including The Preserve Journal in Copenhagen and the Green Lab in London. In the Lagoon he is evaluating opportunities related to endemic halophytes to restore degraded lands, gathering an international team of researchers and artists under the project The Tidal Garden.

Her intrinsic attraction to manual genius immediately prompted her to go down the road of artisanal. She was naturally leavened and baptized with entrepreneurship at Forno Brisa bakery in Bologna, her vision continues to ferment and thrive at Vino Vero where she takes care of social media.