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== Daniel Johnnes == | |||
[[File:Daniel_Johnnes.jpg|thumb|right|Daniel Johnnes]] | |||
Johnnes | '''Daniel Johnnes''' is a renowned figure in the world of wine, known for his expertise and contributions to the wine industry. He has played a significant role in promoting French wines, particularly through his work with Burgundy wines. | ||
=== Early Life and Education === | |||
Daniel Johnnes was born in the United States and developed an interest in wine at an early age. He pursued his passion by studying viticulture and enology, which laid the foundation for his future career in the wine industry. | |||
Johnnes | === Career === | ||
Johnnes began his career in the wine industry by working in various roles, including as a sommelier and wine director. His deep knowledge and passion for wine quickly earned him a reputation as an expert in the field. | |||
==== Wine Director ==== | |||
Daniel Johnnes served as the wine director for several prestigious restaurants, where he curated extensive wine lists and organized wine events. His work in these roles helped to elevate the profile of French wines in the United States. | |||
==== La Paulée de New York ==== | |||
One of Johnnes' most notable contributions to the wine world is the creation of [[La Paulée de New York]], an annual wine event that celebrates the wines of Burgundy. This event brings together wine enthusiasts, producers, and sommeliers to enjoy and discuss Burgundy wines. | |||
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=== Contributions to Wine Education === | |||
Johnnes is also known for his efforts in wine education. He has conducted numerous seminars and tastings, sharing his knowledge and passion for wine with both industry professionals and the general public. | |||
=== Awards and Recognition === | |||
Throughout his career, Daniel Johnnes has received numerous awards and accolades for his contributions to the wine industry. His work has been recognized by various wine organizations and publications. | |||
== Related Pages == | |||
* [[Sommelier]] | |||
* [[Burgundy wine]] | |||
* [[Viticulture]] | |||
* [[Enology]] | |||
[[Category:Wine experts]] | |||
[[Category:American sommeliers]] | |||
[[Category:Living people]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:04, 15 February 2025
Daniel Johnnes[edit]

Daniel Johnnes is a renowned figure in the world of wine, known for his expertise and contributions to the wine industry. He has played a significant role in promoting French wines, particularly through his work with Burgundy wines.
Early Life and Education[edit]
Daniel Johnnes was born in the United States and developed an interest in wine at an early age. He pursued his passion by studying viticulture and enology, which laid the foundation for his future career in the wine industry.
Career[edit]
Johnnes began his career in the wine industry by working in various roles, including as a sommelier and wine director. His deep knowledge and passion for wine quickly earned him a reputation as an expert in the field.
Wine Director[edit]
Daniel Johnnes served as the wine director for several prestigious restaurants, where he curated extensive wine lists and organized wine events. His work in these roles helped to elevate the profile of French wines in the United States.
La Paulée de New York[edit]
One of Johnnes' most notable contributions to the wine world is the creation of La Paulée de New York, an annual wine event that celebrates the wines of Burgundy. This event brings together wine enthusiasts, producers, and sommeliers to enjoy and discuss Burgundy wines.
Contributions to Wine Education[edit]
Johnnes is also known for his efforts in wine education. He has conducted numerous seminars and tastings, sharing his knowledge and passion for wine with both industry professionals and the general public.
Awards and Recognition[edit]
Throughout his career, Daniel Johnnes has received numerous awards and accolades for his contributions to the wine industry. His work has been recognized by various wine organizations and publications.