I was at a wine event, and this very nice-looking woman calls me out. I was like, "What?". Turns out she is Ani Duzdabanyan, International Food and Wine journalist who wanted to talk shop. She was in the studio to talk about her career, what lights her up, and some cool projects that she has worked on in the past. One of her contemporary objectives is to raise the international level of recognition of Armenian wines. We share this pursuit, and we met head-on on many points.
International Food and WIne journalist Ani Duzdabanyan.
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