Lana Bortolot is a Contributor at various publications, focusing primarily on wine reporting since 2009. Her work encompasses a range of topics within the food and beverage industry, including trends, products, and the business of wine, while also touching on themes related to hospitality, leisure, and real estate. Lana's insights and expertise have been featured in Northforker, The New York Times, NewsBreak, and Forbes.
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Lana's coverage is heavily focused on wine, with an emphasis on lifestyle and seasonal themes. She provides insights into various aspects of the wine industry, including tasting, buying, pairing with food and its cultural significance.
Considering her focus on seasonal content related to wine and its impact on lifestyle and house & home topics, Lana may be receptive to pitches that offer unique angles for celebrating holidays or special occasions with specific types of wines or exploring emerging trends in the wine industry relevant to these themes. Additionally, she might be interested in stories about innovative approaches to incorporating wine into everyday life.
As Lana does not have a specified geographic focus but covers a variety of international topics such as Italian wines and those from Mexico and Armenia, she likely welcomes diverse perspectives from different regions around the world.
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