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Hosted by gvfryer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Join Graham and Jack for an entertaining discussion between friends on things they have seen, read or heard that are funny, intriguing, or just plain weird. Join us with a glass of your favourite beverage, sit back, relax and enjoy the conversation and their recommendations.
gvfryer hosts Whisky, Words and Wine, a leisure show with 35 episodes published.
The pod starts well with the usual dip into a whisky and a wine, but Graham gets apoplectic about restaurant wine-list cheating and thereafter loses the plot completely when he talks about the TV series called Beef, but
Half the title of this episode is a whisky and the other a wine – but don't mix the two. Words follow, and despite the sound we weren’t recording in a toilet. The Football World Cup rolls on, with or without political in
This week an Italian waiter called Hamish upsold Jack on a whisky that he poured over ice-cream (he was having a tough day). And Jack claims a different whiskey as his own. Meanwhile Graham goes to a friend’s coronation.
Excited about a few things – firstly, we are in the same place for the first time in our podcast (we are normally a few hundred kilometres apart), and we have our new theme song – written and performed by Jack, Jack gets
Scurryfungeing around The Scotsman goes Irish (Whiskey) while the Australian drinks a Jack Rabbit. Word of the week: Scurryfunge - both have admitted to doing this at various times. Jack reads John (not of the Bible, but
World Cup Fever is afflicting both Jack and Graham - great starts by both Australia and Scotland buoying the spirits – hope lives eternal and already they are looking forward to the knockout rounds. So many great individ
Graham likes bubbles – who knew? (actually several wineries in the King Valley now know). Two words of the week – Galloway (relating to the height of horses), and Aptronym – a name which accords with the profession or ot
Graham may (or may not) have been wrong about where Aran knitwear comes from, but Jack is certain that the whisky he is drinking this week is from Lochranza on The Isle of Arran. Jack has stopped taking his phone on walk
Graham and Jack are in the same country again, and we cut through the whisky haze to round off Jack’s travels, while plutons and googlewhacking make an appearance. Graham is recovering for the devasting spygate scandal (
Tonight is the second of this week’s podcasts featuring a cautionary tale about not drinking wine soon enough, childhood clothing trauma, and large sweaty men grappling with each other. Please listen to the Sumomainichi
A special episode this week involving Jack's jaunt around Scotland and a really interesting chat with the head of one of Britains largest distilleries, Alan Kilpatrick. Everything you wanted to know about Scotch but were
“What’s worn under a Scotsman’s kilt? – Nothing! – it is all in perfect working order!” (Spike Milligan). Jack is back in the old country and living the life, planning a grand tour of highland distilleries. Graham is jea
This week Jack manages to throw the whisky down his mouth rather than all across his desk, and practices word of the week: “scambiari” – meaning sharing and exchanging. Graham sees Art in the theatre (not the gallery) -
Jack was so excited about telling us about his Scottish Cosplay weekend, that he spills his 18yo Scotch . Recovering, he discusses a great distillery in Kinglake, Victoria. While Graham thought Jack throwing his Scotch a
For the first time in three weeks there weren’t any issues with the production of last week’s podcast so no groveling apology required. This week however Graham had another senior moment and mentioned a Youtube video he
In a world that currently seems apocalyptic, the Artemis moon shot has provided a welcome distraction this week and has revealed word of the week “bacronym”. Whisky also provides a distraction this week, particularly the
We look skyward this week as Jack nerds out on the Artemis moonshot, while Graham watches “Blue Moon” a sad depiction of Broadway lyricist Lorenzo Hart – he wrote the classic Broadway hit “Blue Moon”. Artemis was of cour
The boys have been walking this week – albeit a thousand km apart. Jack for a cause, Graham just because……Both were rambles to remember not just for the spectacular coastal scenery but for the people they shared their wa
Graham makes the most of being stood up by having a “readaway” (word of the week). A mention of Seattle prompt musings about how flying fish in the Pike Place Market took over management theory. Graham has been out and a
“Sgriob” - say no more (Bill Bryson knows though). We welcome new listeners from around the globe, - and wonder how WW&W is topping the pod charts in Hong Kong. What is “value for money” in a wine/whisky? And are you dri
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Whisky, Words and Wine is hosted by gvfryer. The show is categorised under leisure (arts) and has published 35 episodes.
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