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 | 368 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsSociety & Culture |
On this episode, Dan is joined by Silver Oak CEO David Duncan, who takes us deep into the world of wine. David shares how he and his family built Silver Oak into one of the most iconic names in Napa and Sonoma, and what it takes to maintain excellenc... more
Renowned cocktail historian David Wondrich joins the show to talk about his brand-new book, The Comic Book History of the Cocktail: Five Centuries of Mixing Drinks and Carrying On. We dig into the myths that refuse to die, the bartending legends, pas... more
On this week’s edition of “3-Minute Bartender," we take a decadent detour into dessert-cocktail territory with the Irish Mudslide. Legend has it the original Mudslide was born in the 1970s at the Wreck Bar on Grand Cayman, when a bartender swapped Ba... more
On this episode, Dan welcomes two whiskey powerhouses and adds his own poetic flair to the mix. First up is Noah Rothbaum, acclaimed spirits authority and author of The Whiskey Bible: A Complete Guide to the World’s Greatest Spirit. Noah breaks down ... more
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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.
I enjoyed the American whiskey show from WeHo that you hosted recently. Thought ‘Rabbit Hole’ should be included. Perhaps you can add invite Mike Rowe and ‘Knobel Whiskey’ on soon.🥃
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A unique blend of humor, culture, and beverage insights defines this podcast. The host discusses various aspects of drinking, which includes reflections on history, the intricacies of winemaking, and entertaining anecdotes from celebrity guests. Through an engaging narrative, the discussions revolve around the social significance of drinks, cocktail recipes, and personal experiences, making it enjoyable for both casual listeners and enthusiasts alike. Listeners can expect a balance of light-hearted conversation and rich storytelling sprinkled with humor, while exploring the complex relationship between beverages and life experiences.
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