Roger Baylor
(Web Editor / Columnist / Feature Writer) An entrepreneur, educator, and innovator with more than a quarter-century of hands-on experience and expertise as a brewer, restaurateur, and commentator. As the leader of New Albany’s Sportstime Pizza/Rich O’s Public House (which later became New Albanian Brewing Company), Baylor played a seminal role in Louisville’s craft beer renaissance. Currently, he is the beer director at Pints&union in New Albany. Baylor’s “Hip Hops” columns on beer-related subjects have been a fixture in F&D since 2005, and he was named the magazine's digital editor in 2019.
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We'll be taking a look at the "Waffle House Index," but first a hurricane update.
On Friday morning Hurricane Dorian made landfall on the Outer...
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When the subject of your passion...
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In 2018, Con Huevos made People magazine's list of best breakfasts in every state, tilting the selection process with the eatery's signature Chilaquiles Con...
If you ask me, nothing pertaining to autumn as a season should be fair game for touts until Labor Day has come and gone....
Earlier this year the chef, writer and podcaster Soleil Ho replaced veteran restaurant critic Michael Bauer at the San Francisco Chronicle.
Ho's short essay this...
