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July 19, 2025 · Eva Winterer

“The Many Small Things Make the Difference”

In Cilento’s vineyards, Giuseppe Pagano proves that beauty and goodness are inseparable—through 750 buffalo, biodynamic cycles, and an ancient Greek philosophy that transforms energy, wine, and hospitality into Kalokagathia. In the heart of the Cilento, …

Federico Rottigni at the counter of Sensorium Milano, where preparation becomes part of a multisensory composition shaped by light, space and perception. | Photo: Sensorium Milano

July 19, 2025 · Eva Winterer

Sensorium Milano: The Alchemy of Perception

No Ordinary Origin: How Federico Rottigni’s Non-Ristorante Turns a Quiet Side Street into a Laboratory of the Senses Milan has its grand stages and its quiet ones. Away from the performances of La Scala, the …

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