Suces stories


Sailing in style:


where reliability meets luxury


When a river cruise ship, The Nobleman, needed galleys that could deliver seamless, reliable food operations while reflecting its high-end feel, maritime kitchen experts Ahorn turned to equipment supplier Ambach. Lauren Hurrell explores the partnership behind the project’s success


The Gardena Grödnerhof Gourmet Hotel & Spa in the Italian Dolomites sought the highest- quality equipment, making Ambach a perfect fit


A ship of the caliber of The Nobleman requires reliable equipment


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he Nobleman, Van Loon Cruises’ 135-meter river cruise vessel with 84 premium cabins, offers its 168 passengers the prestige of Dutch craftsmanship and modern luxury amenities. The ship made its inaugural voyage on the Rhine just last November and sails between Amsterdam and


Basel. For a vessel of this kind, delivering a luxury experience is essential, with amenities including a gym, massage room and sauna. With its tasteful décor, premium finishes and meals served against panoramic views, life onboard offers guests relaxation, comfort and flexibility. Naturally, its onboard foodservice experience should be no exception. A ship of this caliber requires reliable equipment to support efficient, robust service with a luxury feel. These demands led Frank Verschure, managing director at Ahorn Grootkeukentechniek, to connect Van Loon


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