B&K Agency hosted its Annual Aperitif & Dinner in Verona on the eve of Vinitaly Week

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Last week, B&K Agency hosted its Annual Aperitif & Dinner in Verona, bringing together our partners, clients and business stakeholders.

On the eve of Italy’s biggest festival of winemaking, Vinitaly, our guests fully immersed in the atmosphere of Italian culture, heritage and traditions. Since in 1980, Antica Bottega del Vino has been serving some of the most exquisite wines and hosts a collection of more than 19,000 bottles, amounting to 4,500 wine labels.

The evening offered an exclusive setting for the discussions among influential figures at times of significant relevance for cross-sector dialogue. Conversations focused on the most pressing issues facing business, government and civil society, complemented by a curated selection of the finest wines and cuisine from the Valpolicella region.

We sincerely thank all our guests for contributing to such an engaging and memorable evening.

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