In 2001, he moved to the Russian River and started working at Landmark Vineyards as a "cellar rat," making Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Mr. Alevras, 34, is loath to attribute the success of his last-minute menus to his restaurant experience (which includes cooking at L'Arpège in Paris and a stint as a cellar master at Daniel).
From the age of 13, I worked part of my school holidays in the company.' Rocco worked as a cellar boy at the Café Royal, where after two weeks he was offered a job by one of the suppliers for twice the pay.
It was late at night, in a cellar off the Cowgate, and a hairy American man was undressing members of his audience and smearing them in oil.
The Payroll Union at Club 60 – a cellar retrofitted into a private venue and recording studio.
He descends into a cellar at Ninth Street and Second Avenue, the door opening into a cave of red lanterns.
He has vacationed in Italy and Napa Valley and has a cellar at home, but he cannot remember a label from meal to meal.
The body of the girl, Destiny Norton, was found Monday in a cellar at the man's house just two doors away from her own, Bob Stott, a prosecutor, said.
On the current track, maybe life does become unbearable in the future, when the last remaining cubic centimetre of public space – a trembling pocket of air perhaps, in a cellar at the Emirates British Library – is finally acquired by a friend of King Charles III.
In 1685, during the rebellion of the Earl of Argyll against the new king James VII, 167 Covenanters were seized and held in a cellar at Dunnottar.
