Episode 313: Author Robin Robinson joins me to discuss his new book, The History of Whiskey. Reading it is like experiencing a Ken Burns documentary—only in a glass.
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This episode features an interview with author Robin Robinson discussing his book on the history of whiskey and its cultural significance.
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