Sebastian Maggi has a vast experience in the world of wine and cocktails.
Last May,?Four Seasons?Hotel Buenos Aires began a multi-million dollar?comprehensive renovation project?that includes a new restaurant, bar, garden, lobby, and guest rooms and suites. As part of this new era, Four Seasons welcomes Sebastian Maggi as Sommelier and Beverage Manager.
Sebastian has a vast experience in the world of wine and cocktails. Graduated as sommelier in EAS (Argentine School of Sommeliers), his first steps were as a teacher in this same school and also at CAVE (Argentine Center Wine and Spirits).
He worked as sommelier, bar and restaurant manager in Sucre and L’Abeille, and also collaborated with several magazines and TV shows sharing his knowledge in wines, beers and spirits. Sebastian has also participated in several competitions as taster and gastronomic consultant. He also holds a degree in psychology from the University of Buenos Aires, where he still teaches today, and some of his hobbies are swimming and reading.
With all his expertise and charming personality, Sebastian will be key for this exciting new stage in the food and beverage division atFour Seasons?Hotel Buenos Aires.
“We have doubled our food and beverage team, and Sebastian is an essential part of this new phase, where we aim to have cool restaurants and bars for the local community and Hotel guests, with a dining experience that is identified as authentic of Buenos Aires – and all of this accompanied by intuitive and highly professionalFour Seasons?service. Undoubtedly, with the Hotel relaunch this fall, we will be?the?new meeting point in town,? Director of Food and Beverage Juan Carlos Cardona says.