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Name
  
Heinz Winkler

Role
  
Chef

Spouse
  
Denise Winkler


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Born
  
July 17, 1949 (age 74) (
1949-07-17
)

Children
  
Simeon Carl Winckler, Lian Theo Winckler, Reuben Jacques Winckler

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Heinz Winkler (born July 17, 1949 in Brixen, South Tyrol) is an Italian-German two-Michelin star chef.

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Heinz Winkler was the youngest ever chef to receive 3 Michelin stars, when, in 1981, he was 32 years old. He also was the first Italian chef to receive 3 Michelin stars.

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Awards

Heinz Winkler (chef) Review of Germany French restaurant Residenz Heinz Winkler by Andy

1. Annual honorings

Heinz Winkler (chef) Review of Germany French restaurant Residenz Heinz Winkler by Andy

  • "Three stars in the Guide Michelin
  • 20 times (1981-1990, 1993-1994, 2000-2007)

  • "19,5 points in the Gault Millau Leader
  • 3 times (1989-1991)

  • "19 points in the Gault Millau Leader
  • 9 times (1997-2005)

  • "Three caps in the Varta Leader
  • 6 times (2000-2005)

  • "Five suns in the magazine "Der Feinschmecker"
  • 7 times (1999–2005)

  • "Five cutleries at the "Aral Schlemmeratlas"
  • 8 times (1998–2005)

  • "Top Ten at the "Aral Schlemmeratlas"
  • 8 times (1998–2005)

  • ""Five Star Diamond Award" for Heinz Winkler and for the
  • Hotel Residenz Heinz Winkler lent from the "American Academy of Hospitality Sciences" 9 times (1997–2005)

    2. Additional honorings

  • 2005
  • "No. 1 in "Gustav Volkenborns restaurant ranking list" published in the magazine "Focus"

  • 2004
  • ""Chef of the year" in the magazine "Die Bunte"

  • 2002
  • "No. 2 in the magazine "Die Bunte" ""Chef of the year" in the magazine "Die Bunte"

  • 2001
  • "Bundesverdienstkreuz of Germany, the highest decoration from the President of Germany. The first Chef to receive it "No. 2 in the magazine "Die Bunte"

  • 2000
  • "No. 2 in the hitlist of the "DM-Journal"

  • 1998
  • "L´Art de Vivre prize for "Great culinary art and hospitality" ("Große Kochkunst und Gastlichkeit")

  • 1997
  • ""Chef of the year" in the magazine "Der Feinschmecker" ""Grand Prix del Arte de la Cocina" lent from the "L' Académie Internationale de la Gastronomie"

  • 1995
  • "Cultural prize of the European Economy ""Restaurateur of the year" in the Gault Millau Leader "Admission in "L'Art de Vivre Hotels und Restaurants" "No. 2 in the hitlist of the "DM-Journal"

  • 1994 until now
  • "Commissaire General of Eurotoques

  • 1992
  • "Chancellor Vranitzky presents the Austrian International Honorary Trophy of the "Trophée Gourmet"

  • 1988
  • "Honorary member in the club "Chef of the Chefs"

  • 1984
  • "Gold medal for "Europa à Tavola" in Italy

  • 1982
  • "First prize in the "Ullstein Gourmet-Journal"

  • 1981
  • "First three-star chef in Italy "At the age of 32 the youngest three-star chef in the world

  • 1979
  • ""Chef of the year" "2nd star in the Guide Michelin

  • 1978
  • "1st star in the Guide Michelin

    CV

    Apprenticeship:

    Hotel Laurin, Bolzano followed by 7 years of work in well-known international hotels and restaurants in Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France

    1973 - 1977:

    Winter season: Chef de cuisine in the Pontresina Castle Hotel and Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz Summer season: Chef de cuisine in the Bad Schachen Hotel

    1978:

    In the team of Paul Bocuse

    1978 - 1991:

    Chef in the Tantris Restaurant, Munich

    1987 - 1992:

    Manager of the Tristan in Mallorca

    1991:

    Opened his own restaurant the Residenz Heinz Winkler in Aschau in Chiemgau (Bavaria)

    References

    Heinz Winkler (chef) Wikipedia