At Sticks & Stones in Schwabing, sommelier Justin Leone offers a wine selection that is record-breaking. It’s a good thing that there are also solid documents, from the delicious cassoulet to the Japanese canned fish.
What we know about Justin Leone is, among other things, that he played the violin at the age of seven, picked up the double bass at the age of nine and picked up the bass guitar at the age of twelve. Things went quite well then, he joined the rock band as bass player for a time Three Minute Mile on tour through the USA. Otherwise, this man also seems to be a real jack of all trades. Wears a finely tailored wardrobe in a dandy look, adorns herself with heavy chains and thick silver rings and still walks upright through Schwabing. He was also able to hold the title of sommelier of the year – that was during his time in the star temple Tantris, where the well-heeled society admired him as a “bird of paradise” and “punk by the glass” and inhaled his earthy, flowery, original wine descriptions all the more greedily.