Leonard Firestone's guest appearances

Leonard Firestone

We Will Not Be Tamed

Founders 15

AFC South Fan Battle

Kelly Thompson

Hari Mari

Stephen McGee

David Vobora

Cameron Weiss

Nate Checketts

Jay Kleberg

David Butler

Tom Patterson

Tommy John

Alex Ikonn

John McLaughlin

Tony Smith

Heidi Zak

Bryce Goldman

OwlTail

Join Host Samantha Wernet with commentators Matthew Briggs, Chris Jaxson, and Special Guest Leonard Firestone as they discuss the Hall of Fame, Gingers taking over the world, the start of football season, predictions, and more!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4817141/advertisement

Join Host Samantha Wernet with commentators Matthew Briggs, Chris Jaxson, and Special Guest Leonard Firestone as they discuss the Hall of Fame, Gingers taking over the world, the start of football season, predictions, and more! This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4817141/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4817141/advertisement</a>

Football Season Warm Up w/ Special Guest Leonard Firestone

Riley King

Firestone &amp; Robertson Distilling Company has been making waves in the whiskey world since they debuted their first blended whiskey in 2012. The company has been hugely successful and in 2017, TX Whiskey Ranch opened in Fort Worth. TX Whiskey, a We Will Not Be Tamed brand partner, is a big supporter of Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, including the Fort Worth chapter of Stewards of the Wild. Listen in on a conversation with company co-founder Leonard Firestone, and Fort Worth chapter co-chairs Brad Wharton and Riley King.The post Episode 53: Leonard Firestone, Brad Wharton &amp; Riley King appeared first on Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.

Firestone &amp; Robertson Distilling Company has been making waves in the whiskey world since they debuted their first blended whiskey in 2012. The company has been hugely successful and in 2017, TX Whiskey Ranch opened in Fort Worth. TX Whiskey, a We Will Not Be Tamed brand partner, is a big supporter of Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation, including the Fort Worth chapter of Stewards of the Wild. Listen in on a conversation with company co-founder Leonard Firestone, and Fort Worth chapter co-chairs Brad Wharton and Riley King.The post <a href="https://www.tpwf.org/episode-53-leonard-firestone-brad-wharton-riley-king/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 53: Leonard Firestone, Brad Wharton &amp; Riley King</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.tpwf.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation</a>.

Episode 53: Leonard Firestone, Brad Wharton & Riley King

I’m not sure there’s a much better place to record a podcast live than a secret whiskey room showcasing a founder’s best whiskeys from around the world at a distillery that is located on a private golf course. Let’s just say this was a fun setting and the conversation lived up to the location. I met Leonard Firestone right when I launched Mizzen+Main. He was just launching TX Whiskey at that time as the first product of Firestone &amp; Robertson, the company he started with his cofounder. While he was just launching that specific whiskey, the reality was it had already been in process for years because of the time it took to get all the appropriate pieces in place, then distill it, then put it in barrels, then bottle it! This conversation covered a wide range of topics that offer a lot to learn from, especially the courage and audacity that Leonard and his business partner Troy had with zero experience in the industry, the capital requirements, the lead times, and the difficulty of the spirits market. Imagine everything on the line, you haven’t even started selling your first product, and you start your second product line that will take several more years before you see a dime from it! That’s just what they did in pushing forward with TX Bourbon before they’d started to see sales from TX Whiskey. It’s no surprise, if you’ve met Leonard and Troy, that their Whiskey (and Bourbon) started getting wait lists from restaurants and retail locations and even thousands of people showing up to the distillery to get a chance to get one of the first bottles. Say hello at @frdistilling, stop by their distillery located on a private golf course, or pick up a bottle wherever it’s sold. I’m not sure if I have to say this legally, but you must be 21 or older to listen to this? Maybe, maybe not. Check your local laws - then enjoy this conversation with Leonard Firestone.

I’m not sure there’s a much better place to record a podcast live than a secret whiskey room showcasing a founder’s best whiskeys from around the world at a distillery that is located on a private golf course. Let’s just say this was a fun setting and the conversation lived up to the location. I met Leonard Firestone right when I launched Mizzen+Main. He was just launching TX Whiskey at that time as the first product of Firestone &amp; Robertson, the company he started with his cofounder. While he was just launching that specific whiskey, the reality was it had already been in process for years because of the time it took to get all the appropriate pieces in place, then distill it, then put it in barrels, then bottle it! This conversation covered a wide range of topics that offer a lot to learn from, especially the courage and audacity that Leonard and his business partner Troy had with zero experience in the industry, the capital requirements, the lead times, and the difficulty of the spirits market. Imagine everything on the line, you haven’t even started selling your first product, and you start your second product line that will take several more years before you see a dime from it! That’s just what they did in pushing forward with TX Bourbon before they’d started to see sales from TX Whiskey. It’s no surprise, if you’ve met Leonard and Troy, that their Whiskey (and Bourbon) started getting wait lists from restaurants and retail locations and even thousands of people showing up to the distillery to get a chance to get one of the first bottles. Say hello at @frdistilling, stop by their distillery located on a private golf course, or pick up a bottle wherever it’s sold. I’m not sure if I have to say this legally, but you must be 21 or older to listen to this? Maybe, maybe not. Check your local laws - then enjoy this conversation with Leonard Firestone.

Leonard Firestone | Firestone & Robertson Distillery