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.
Anthony Bourdain’s suicide in June, 2018 came as a profound shock to his worldwide legion of fans.
A year later, when Bourdain’s friends and fellow...
If you’re craving a burrito that doesn’t quite fit the Tex-Mex mold – say, one filled with hibachi steak, shrimp, white rice and spring...
It’s mid-June and the Peach Truck is returning to Metro Louisville this month and next. For 2019 there’s a helpful how-to bonus: The Peach...
The Standard Plate & Pour is aiming for a June 24 opening in the same downtown New Albany restaurant space that housed Gospel Bird,...
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The New Albanian Brewing Company (NABC) has announced that its ten-year-old New Albanian Bank Street Brewhouse at 415 Bank Street in downtown New Albany...
Cincinnati based Skyline Chili is offering a free coney Thursday to kick off the season for their hometown Cincinnati Reds.
Opening Day for the Cincinnati...
Perhaps the most important thing you need to know about Tony Palombino is his extraordinary ability to see what isn’t there.
For two decades, Louisville’s...
Some of us want to perform on stage, while others would rather coordinate the performance. Mimi Dabbagh has excelled at August Moon by selflessly...
HopCat is a beer bar like the Rolling Stones are a rock band and LeBron James is a basketball player. Simple descriptions don’t always...
