Jack McGarry: World’s Best Bartender on When Success Goes Too Far
At 23, Jack McGarry was crowned the world’s best bartender. But success nearly destroyed him. Here he reveals the truth about addiction, burnout, and rebuilding life through sobriety and discipline. A raw and unfiltered story of ambition, collapse, and the long road to redemption.
Expect to learn t…
EP 40: Jack McGarry
On this episode of Hospitality On The Rise, host Alice Cheng speaks with Jack McGarry, Co-Founder and Managing Director of The Dead Rabbit Group. Recently named one of The Spirits Business's Global Bar Luminaries, Jack reflects on his career. He discusses his early days in the Belfast bar scene, be…
How The Dead Rabbit Became a New York Institution
In an episode from VinePair's newest podcast series "The Buildout," Adam sits down with The Dead Rabbit co-founder Jack McGarry to talk about his early career as a bartender in Ireland, what brought him to New York, and how The Dead Rabbit remains a vital and vibrant part of New York's drinks scene…
Hotel Jerome and the Art of Quiet Luxury | Stephane Lacroix
Hotel Jerome general manager Stephane Lacroix shares how Aspen’s historic luxury hotel preserves its soul, builds a culture of service and delivers a guest experience rooted in quiet luxury.
Why This Episode Matters
Why true luxury is more about attention than flash
How historic hotels stay relev…
The First Great American Hospitality Empire | Stephen Fried
This is a Vintage episode from 2010.
This show was recorded in 2010 and discusses a high fructose corn syrup study in rats. The current human evidence does not support the Princeton rat-study implication that high fructose corn syrup is uniquely more fattening than sucrose, but excess added sugar i…
Hayman’s Gin: Tradition and Revival | James Hayman
This was recorded on-location at Bar Convent Brooklyn 2026
Why This Episode Matters
How five generations of the Hayman family helped shape London gin and why James Hayman sees himself as a guardian rather than an owner.
Why Old Tom gin is not simply London Dry with extra sugar, and how its robust …
How Classic Cocktails Were Lost—and Found | Ted Haigh
This is a Vintage episode from 2006.
Why This Episode Matters
How America’s cocktail golden age flourished from the Gilded Age through Prohibition and how it eventually gave way to highballs and vodka.
Why pre-Prohibition whiskey was stronger, more aromatic and dramatically different from much of …
Restaurant Trends That Don’t Add Up | Inside Track
Why This Episode Matters
The Guys taste ʻŌkolehao, a nearly lost Hawaiian spirit made from kī root, and explore its unusual history and revival.
Why Michelin retired its Green Star—and why judging sustainability is far more complicated than judging what arrives at the table.
The economic problem f…
How Prohibition Backfired on America | Daniel Okrent
This is a Vintage episode from 2010.
Why This Episode Matters
How a freedom-loving nation came to outlaw the manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol through a constitutional amendment.
Why women’s suffrage, progressive reformers, wealthy industrialists and economic politics created unexpec…
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