Dominick DiBartolomeo & Andy Wang sit down with Liwei Liao in the tasting room of The Cheese Store of Beverly Hills for a conversation about how dry-aging lets you enjoy seafood in its purest form, how the process has shifted Liwei's thinking on the "wild-caught" vs. "farm-raised" salmon debate, and what it's been like to see his product featured on the menus of some of Los Angeles' most in-demand restaurants. Want to win two tickets to the feast at Revelry Las Vegas, a new food festival from Wynn? Leave a rating or review on the podcast platform of your choice, take a screenshot, and tag us on Instagram with it at https://www.instagram.com/industryonlyatthecheesestore. (Travel and lodging not included)

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