In this episode of the A Squared Podcast, hosts DJ A-Ron and Cornbread welcome Todd Richman, a spirits expert from Heaven Hill Brands. Todd shares his journey through the beverage industry, discussing his experiences with whiskey, bourbon, and the importance of education in sales.
The conversation delves into Todd's first drink experience, the significance of packaging in spirits, and the unique qualities of Widow Jane bourbon. The episode concludes with Todd's insights on upcoming events and his passion for the spirits industry.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the A Squared Podcast
01:32 Meet Todd Richman: A Journey Through Spirits
05:32 The Art of Selling Spirits
12:30 First Drinks and Personal Favorites
16:10 The Importance of Packaging in Spirits
21:07 Understanding Widow Jane and Its Craftsmanship
22:47 Exploring Widow Jane Distillery
29:23 The Art of Bourbon Making
32:31 Bourbon's Unique American Identity
35:18 Upcoming Events and Whiskey Culture
39:40 Closing Thoughts and Future Connections
41:00 A-Squared Promo.mp4
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