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A Steady Pour

A Steady Pour

By: Andrew Calvin Darius and Tony
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It’s Friday night and life slowed down long enough for the fellas to grab a bottle. With kids in bed, hall passes secured, and whiskey on deck we let loose and give our take on a variety of topics. So pull up a chair, grab a glass, and take a ride with Andrew, Calvin, Darius, and Tony as they give you a steady pour of a melanin infused perspective with a whiskey twist.© 2025 A Steady Pour Art Cooking Food & Wine Social Sciences
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  • S10 - Episode 12 - A Steady Pour of New England Barrel Co ft. James Saunders part 2
    May 19 2025

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    In this second part of the season finale, we dive deeper into the journey of James Saunders, founder of New England Barrel Co. James talks about his pivot from the tech world to whiskey entrepreneurship, revealing how his passion for whiskey led him to start his own company and make a mark in the industry. He shares behind-the-scenes stories of barrel picking, the importance of craftsmanship in whiskey, and his respect for the artistry of blending. From discussing his unique process of selecting barrels to his views on finishing techniques, James provides valuable insights into the world of whiskey-making. He also touches on personal stories, such as how his parents' legacy influences his current work and his upcoming plans to launch a new brand. Plus, we get into some fun whiskey talk, including debates on rye vs. bourbon, and James' approach to crafting flavors that stand out. Tune in for this incredible conversation about whiskey, passion, and the journey of turning dreams into reality!

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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • S10 - Episode 11 - A Steady Pour of New England Barrel Co ft. James Saunders part 1
    May 13 2025

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    In this episode of A Steady Pour Podcast, the crew heads to the barbershop for an exciting conversation with James Saunders, the founder of New England Barrel Co. James shares the journey of starting his whiskey company, from his early passion for whiskey to making the leap from a successful career in IT to full-time entrepreneurship. He opens up about the challenges of sourcing barrels, his approach to blending, and the importance of building a strong business foundation. The discussion touches on the nuances of whiskey pricing, the unique complexities of the industry, and the personal experiences that shaped James' business mindset. Get an inside look at how James is growing his brand while keeping integrity at the forefront. With insights into the whiskey market, blending secrets, and the shift from hobbyist to entrepreneur, this episode is a must-listen for whiskey lovers and aspiring business owners alike. Tune in for a rich conversation full of wisdom, humor, and, of course, some great whiskey talk.

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • S10 - Episode 10 - A Steady Pour of Uncle Nearest 777 Anniversary Blend
    May 5 2025

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    In this episode of A Steady Pour Podcast, the crew circles back to Uncle Nearest for the third time, this time reviewing their Anniversary Blend, the 777. With a bold 121 proof, the team dives into the whiskey’s intense character and what sets it apart from previous offerings. They reflect on Uncle Nearest’s rich history, highlighting its significant ties to the world of whiskey and the impact of its legacy. The crew discusses how this high-proof blend stands up to the other bottles in the lineup and how they seem themselves enjoying it. Tune in for an honest review, lively conversation, and a bit of fun as they explore this special release from a brand that’s making waves.

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    17 mins

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