The opening of Mine Wine on a side street of the famous Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg, was hailed in the German media as “Russia’s Jamie Oliver” coming to Berlin. They meant Aram Mnatsakanov, an Armenian wine enthusiast turned celebrity chef. After opening his first wine bar in St. Petersburg in 2001, he built up a fully-fledged food and drink empire through clever self-branding. He’s now as famous for his love of luxury cars, his travel memoirs, and his appearance on Ukraine’s version of Hell’s Kitchen as he is for his six restaurants. The food is under Italian influence and is prepared with only the best ingredients.

Mine Wine in Berlin is the perfect place to sit at a NORR11 chair and enjoy a glass of biodynamic wine from the restaurant’s wine cellar. The NY11 Chair fits perfectly into the Mine Wine restaurant with its understated elegance. Its minimalist design seamlessly merges with the vibrant surroundings, where it doesn’t take up too much attention. The chair's design ensures the utmost comfort, allowing diners to savour their dinner setting without compromise.