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This week we’re sipping Gigondas and catching up on everything. Eddie shares an update on his dad, plus a wild (and frustrating) story about a terrible Miami EMT experience. We talk about the buzz around Noma in LA, and of course—some things never change—Eddie is still roasting Megan about her ex’s missing tooth. It’s equal parts real talk, food chatter, and classic Kill The Bottle chaos. 🍷

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This week we’re joined by Chef Lovely for a candid conversation about her incredible culinary journey. While sipping a delicious Rioja from WTSO, Lovely shares stories from her career in professional kitchens, what it’s like working in high-pressure culinary environments, and some unforgettable behind-the-scenes moments—including encounters with Gordon Ramsay. She also opens up about the challenges she’s faced in the industry and isn’t afraid to call out a few less-than-kind personalities she’s encountered along the way. It’s wine, honesty, and kitchen stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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This week we’re joined by Isaac Mejia, owner of the legendary DTLA cocktail bar The Wolves. Megan is taking on Dry January, Eddie’s attempting a “Damp January,” and we’re all sipping alcohol-removed sparkling wine while talking about the evolving world of zero-proof drinks. Isaac shares his journey from working in TV and film production to opening one of LA’s most beautiful bars—and how his love of movies shaped his creative vision. We also dig into the rise of mocktails and what it means for the future of the bar industry.

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