Tricky Questions with Leo Robitschek
How many ice cubes can fit in a big plane? And how does the rainbow taste like? If you’re looking for (great) answers, check out how world renowned Leo Robitschek, Vice President of Food&Beverage for Sydell Group, performed on our Tricky Questions during last Tales of the Cocktail!
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