
Served Up - The Podcast, hosted by Bridget Albert, highlights conversations on topics like advocacy, entrepreneurship, and belonging with food & beverage industry and social justice thought leaders representing our diverse hospitality community. Brought to you by Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits + ZUNU.online Productions
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 289 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Ryan Mills, National Brand Ambassador for Luxco, has built a strong reputation as a successful whisky expert influencer, blending deep expertise with an engaging online presence that resonates with enthusiasts and newcomers alike. He shares his insig... more
Peter Vestinos, celebrated hospitality expert and multi-bar owner, brings an experience-driven perspective to what makes hospitality memorable. He shares how he's built and sustained successful bar concepts that balance creativity, operations, and gu... more
Paul Clarke, Editor-in-Chief at Imbibe Magazine, shares his journey into drinks journalism, tracing how curiosity and passion for storytelling shaped his career. He reflects on experiences and travels that have allowed him to explore beverage culture... more
Juan Muñoz-Oca, Estates Director & COO for Marchesi Antinori USA, reflects on stewardship, sustainability, and evolving the identity of the iconic Stag's Leap Wine Cellars in the heart of California wine country. He discusses how honoring terroir and... more
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Bridget does SUCH an incredible job of connecting with guests and sparking meaningful discussion. Whether you’re in the industry or just looking to be inspired, this is a MUST listen!!
Very entertaining and informative. Relatable to people both in and out of the beverage alcohol community!
Loved the comraderie with Sam Heughan. Can’t wait to try Sassenach Gin
Loved the podcast episode with Mary Barranco. Well done.
Behind the scenes info you can’t get from google. Great color for understanding the spirits industry in an entertaining and informative way❤️❤️
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The show centers on leadership, craft, and culture within the beverage and hospitality ecosystems, with a strong emphasis on mentorship, inclusivity, and ethical practices. Conversations span career journeys in bartending, distilling, winemaking, wine education, and corporate roles, alongside broader themes like advocacy, education, and social impact. Episodes frequently highlight community building, sustainability, and innovation in the industry, offering practical career guidance and real-world insights for both industry rookies and veterans. A notable pattern is the blend of craft-focused storytelling with larger conversations about equity, mentorship, and humane leadership within a dynamic, hospitality-driven culture.
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Recent guests on Served Up include:
1. Paul Clarke
2. Juan Muñoz-Oca
3. Kimberly Patton-Bragg
4. Angela Parker
5. Dr. Dawn O'Neal
6. Geoffrey Wilson
7. DeJorn Huffman
8. Robin Nance
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