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This week we’re sipping Barolo and tackling life’s most important questions—like what actually makes the perfect breakfast burrito. Crispy potatoes? Bacon vs. sausage? Salsa inside or on the side? Things get heated fast.

Then Megan reveals she put Eddie down as a referral for a job interview, which leads us into a full-on rehearsal of the potential phone call. Let’s just say… HR might have concerns.

Wine, burritos, and fake professionalism—classic Kill The Bottle chaos. 🍷🌯

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This week we’re getting a little more real than usual. Megan steps back into theater and talks about what it means to face your fears head-on, while we sip on a Napa Cabernet from Coombsville and reflect on getting older—and why your circle starts to get smaller.
Eddie has a message for the people who only call when they need something (you know who you are), and we dive into a spicy conversation about the younger generation—work ethic, quitting too soon, and what’s changed.
It’s wine, growth, tough love, and a few laughs along the way. 🍷

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This week we’re cracking open some premium ready-to-drink cocktails—Certo—and diving into whether RTDs are finally leveling up. From there, we get nostalgic (and a little existential) talking about aging and watching our childhood celebrity crushes grow up right along with us.

We also break down the Noma controversy and what it says about the future of restaurants, labor, and the fine dining world. And of course, Eddie shares a throwback story about a celebrity flirting with him at a supermarket—because why not?

Cocktails, culture, and chaos—just how we like it. 🍹

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Eddie is hungover and Megan pleads the 5th about her ex.

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This week we’re joined by Advanced Sommelier Matias Marroquin—one of the youngest to achieve the title in the United States—for a conversation all about life, wine, and what it takes to reach the highest levels of the craft.

In honor of March Madness, we put Matias to the test with a bracket-style showdown of iconic wines. From legendary regions to powerhouse producers, only one bottle can come out on top. Which wine reigns supreme? You’ll have to listen to find out.

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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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It’s the season opener and we’re finally back. After some real-life curveballs, Eddie and Megan return to the mic to kick off the new year. Eddie’s under the weather but still rocking a new retro Marlins jacket, Megan admits she’s basically been hiding in her house, and somehow we’re both still heading to the 101 Best of LA event later that night.

We talk about the surprising closure of Birdie G’s, the TV shows we’ve been watching, and why teenager characters on TV are almost always the worst people in the room. It’s a little catch-up, a little chaos, and the start of a brand new season.

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On our Season Finale we’re sipping and spilling on everything from pop culture to fast food experiments. We kick things off with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl and what that means for halftime shows, then dive into the strangest and most famous death row final meals of all time. From there it’s all about Taco Bell’s new “Bellristas” and their espresso bar—will it actually work?—and we wrap it up with a serious debate on what makes the perfect chicken wing. It’s spicy, weird, and hilarious.

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