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Anna Norström

Journalist
Stockholm, Sweden
Anna Norström

The Expert

Anna Norström is an award-winning journalist based in Stockholm, Sweden, covering the Nordic countries in-depth. She freelances for Swedish daily newspaper Svenska Dagbladet (SvD) and frequently appears as an expert on public service broadcaster SvT's morning show Morgonstudion, commenting on food trends and major news within the restaurant industry. 

She has also been published in ICON, Gourmet, Vagabond, Allt om Vin, Allt om Resor, Winetable, Eater, Word of Mouth, The Local Tongue and Men Noblesse (South Korea).

Writing aside, Anna also lectures on topics connected to the restaurant industry, has moderated conferences like Taste of the Future and has undertaken sommelier studies, as an avid lover of low-intervention wines. 

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