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Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Spoils of Oaxaca (23:36)
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Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvee Bargeton, Patrick Lesec, Brian DiMarco, Erin Fitzpatrick, Rhone, local clamming, clamming, Fork and Anchor, deer hunting, wine, wine and jazz, pairings, Eleven Madison Park, Per Se, Chateau Margaux, burgundy, Pavillion Blanc, Argonnes, second growth wine, Oaxaca, mezcal, mezcal producers, Scotch, Mexican Scotch, popular tequila, blue agave, tequila, barrel process, Lot18, online wine sales, local wine retailers,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
The Speakeasy: Phil Ward of Mayahuel (16:43)
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Heritage Radio Network, The Speakeasy, Damon Boelte, S. Wallace Edwards & Sons, Phil Ward, Mayahuel, agave based spirits, classic cocktails, tequila cocktails, scotch, Mexican food, drink and food pairings, mezcal, Tequila Interchange Project, Tequilaa's, future of tequila is threatened, production habits, distilleries, educating the consumer, Mexico, humidors, planting agave, price of agave is low,Agave Production (15:42)
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production is cyclical, Jalisco, people stop planting when prices are low, plants take a decade to mature, there will be a shortage in the future, standardized agave prices, agave nectar, sweetener, Ron Cooper, the Yoda of mezcal, no one spirit is the best, rye whiskey, unsmoked mezcal, Pedro Jimenez, www.tequilainterchangeproject.com,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
"Whoever thought that from being a bartender you'd be flown to places like Sydney and Hong Kong to teach people how to stir a martini?" [2:15]
"Bartenders by their general nature always want something they can't have."[13:58]
--Simon Ford on In the Drink











