The revered Madison chocolatier turned a passion for geography into a business that honors where her ingredients are grown.
Cartography Led to a Sweet Spot for Gail Ambrosius ’93
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The revered Madison chocolatier turned a passion for geography into a business that honors where her ingredients are grown.
- Katie Vaughn
- July 26, 2019
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