A reading pleasure for adventurous gourmets. You either hate him or love him, as gourmet pope Wolfram Siebeck is considered a judge of taste. He finds German food terrible, the Austrian cuisine wonderful, and his trademark is his red socks. He started as a sign painter, studied graphic design, became a press illustrator, and wrote film and theater reviews. In 1950, during a trip to France, he discovered his passion for fine cuisine. His culinary columns are infamous for their wicked humor, and his restaurant reviews are feared. In his new book, he gathers his most beautiful stories about what he always does: travel. Because when Wolfram Siebeck eats, he is on the move. We accompany him to sushi dining in Japan, study cheese mounds in France, pursue marmots, and take off to new adventures.