Rob is a homecook who loves exploring food, he's also an avid wine & bourbon drinker and collector. Rob's podcast is about the average guy and his passion to continue to learn more about the finer things in life. Rob has guests on to share their knowledge and expertise on these subjects. It's not limited to food, wine & whiskey, as he learns and finds more interesting and tasty goods he loves to s... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 176 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
On this episode, Jamie and Lisa Miller avid lovers of food, wine & travel join the show to discuss these things. How they are intertwined and complement each other. And if you dont travel we still discuss how food & wine still take you on a journey a... more
On this episode Im joined by Ravi Singh a.k.a. The Doughfather of Houston. I am a pizza nerd, and have gotten down the rabbit hole of dough / pizza making. Ravi is a pizza master, he and I have a conversation on the pizza craze, cooking pizza at home... more
On this episode Im joined by Chris Francis and we have a casual conversation on coffee. more
On this episode Im joined by Australian wine influencer Michael Lazarou. Michael lives in Melbourne Australia, and has a passion and following for his coverage of the wines of Australia. He and I discuss the major regions and the wines that come from... more
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Great show
Such a wide variety of wine and whiskey content. Some episodes are fun listens and some are worth pulling out pen and paper. I’ll stay subscribed!
I’m loving the Top 5 segment. Your recent Top 5 episode with Carter was controversial but I definitely agree with Five Guys. Controversy aside, I’m curious to know your top food chains so I think you need to make another episode for that. Because of your new segment, your show is quickly becoming one of my favorite.
Rob and Carter clearly know what they’re talking about. But what makes this podcast so enjoyable is how relatable these guys are. It’s like your part of a conversation among friends, people who enjoy food, wine, and whiskey as much as you do. The podcast isn’t stuffy and yet it isn’t dumbed down. Highly recommended.
So excited to listen to people talk about food wine and whiskey!! My husband and I are big wine-o’s! Mostly a huge fan of Sonoma County dirt!! Been going for years and years! Heading out tonight to Sapore and taking a nice bottle!! Thanks for having this Podcast! Looking forward to MORE!!
Apple Podcasts | #186 | South Africa/Arts/Food |
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