
A fantabulous conflation of history, culture, politics, famous people and booze, strained through the cognitive mesh of a best-selling author, polymath and inveterate reprobate.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 405 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureFood | |||

In this cinematic celebration of booze-soaked movie magic, Dan raises a glass to some of the greatest drinking scenes ever captured on film. From iconic barroom moments and legendary party sequences to unexpected liquid-fueled masterpieces, he explor... more
This week on 3-Minute Bartender, Dan raises a bright-orange toast to one of the world's most popular, and most polarizing, cocktails: the Aperol Spritz. Often dismissed as a frivolous poolside sipper, the Spritz actually boasts a history dating back ... more
This week we raise a glass to World Gin Day with a guest who lives and breathes the category: Diana Gettinger, National Brand Ambassador for Cygnet Gin. Together, Dan and Diana dive into the current state of gin, exploring how the spirit has evolved ... more
This installment of 3-Minute Bartender takes on one of summer's most beloved wine cocktails: sangria. Dan traces the drink's origins back to Spain and Portugal, where mixing wine with fruit, spices, and other ingredients wasn't so much a culinary inn... more
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Your recent margarita episode made me want to pour one posthaste
Best laugh I have had in a long time Dan, thank you!
Looking forward to the 300th episode. Cheers!!!
Dan, you’re putting a tear in my eye with your update on Bunna. So sorry!
Like many things today I just want what I tuned in for, history and information on alcohol but what I find is Dan can’t help but slip politics into his podcast thus ruining another great idea in entertainment with political biases.
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This show blends history, culture, and personalities with expert-level drink knowledge, delivering storytelling around spirits, wine, and cocktails alongside candid discussions about industry trends and personal journeys. Episodes frequently feature prominent guests from winemaking, photography, acting, and brewing, interwoven with event coverage, brand histories, and practical tasting notes. Notable strengths include deep dives into heritage spirits, a playful yet informative banter style, and sponsorship-integrated segments that keep conversations grounded in real-world industry context. The format often pairs seasoned hosts with roving correspondents, producing lively conversations that appeal to curious drinkers who enjoy learning about... more
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