Trudi Wagner's guest appearances

Trudi Wagner

The Southern Fork

Heritage Radio Network On Tour

Cameron Read

Femi Oyediran

Tandy Wilson

Rick Rubel

Eddie Hernandez

Daniel Doyle

Maneet Chauhan

Cheetie Kumar

Rodney Scott

Carrie Morey

Todd Richards

Steve Palmer

Mickey Bakst

Bob Cook

Johnny Caldwell

OwlTail

Patty Floersheimer

When I decided to forgo studying for my doctorate, by no means did that suggest I was done learning. On the contrary, I wanted to learn through research and experience, and telling stories in the culinary world gives me that in spades. I love giving myself an assignment, and lately, it’s been to learn more about cheese. Patty Floersheimer and Trudi Wagner of Goat. Sheep. Cow in Charleston, SC have been some of my best guides, and as we approach prime party season, I thought you might like to learn a little too. Their shops (and restaurant) are comforting, elegant, and a treasure trove to explore, and when it comes to cheese, they push my Southern, grocery store cheddar boundaries in the kindest of ways. If you’re looking for a little flirty frommage talk or some downright sexy Stilton, then listen on.   

When I decided to forgo studying for my doctorate, by no means did that suggest I was done learning. On the contrary, I wanted to learn through research and experience, and telling stories in the culinary world gives me that in spades. I love giving myself an assignment, and lately, it’s been to learn more about cheese. Patty Floersheimer and Trudi Wagner of <a href="https://goatsheepcow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Goat. Sheep. Cow</a> in Charleston, SC have been some of my best guides, and as we approach prime party season, I thought you might like to learn a little too. Their shops (and restaurant) are comforting, elegant, and a treasure trove to explore, and when it comes to cheese, they push my Southern, grocery store cheddar boundaries in the kindest of ways. If you’re looking for a little flirty frommage talk or some downright sexy Stilton, then listen on.

Episode 157: Patty Floersheimer & Trudi Wagner, Goat. Sheep. Cow (Charleston, SC)

Before she was a cheese connoisseur, Patty Floersheimer made custom clothing for a living. Trudi Wagner led a busy life on on Wall Street before she ventured into food. But when the two met in 2007 and bonded over a shared love of food and wine, they knew they had something special. Together, they began planning wine tasting events and sit-down dinners for 40, and proceeded to learn the art of cheese at a family-owned shop in New Jersey. A few years later, they would take their talents to Charleston and opened their European-inspired cheese and wine shop in 2011. Due to high customer demand, they proceeded to open another location that included dine-in and by-the-glass service in 2016. On this episode of HRN On Tour, Patty and Trudi sit down with Caity Moseman Wadler and Rachel Kerr from Wisconsin Cheese for a chat and a cheesy version of the newlywed show – all while tasting a variety of Wisconsin cheeses.

Before she was a cheese connoisseur, Patty Floersheimer made custom clothing for a living. Trudi Wagner led a busy life on on Wall Street before she ventured into food. But when the two met in 2007 and bonded over a shared love of food and wine, they knew they had something special. Together, they began planning wine tasting events and sit-down dinners for 40, and proceeded to learn the art of cheese at a family-owned shop in New Jersey. A few years later, they would take their talents to Charleston and opened their European-inspired cheese and wine shop in 2011. Due to high customer demand, they proceeded to open another location that included dine-in and by-the-glass service in 2016. On this episode of HRN On Tour, Patty and Trudi sit down with Caity Moseman Wadler and Rachel Kerr from Wisconsin Cheese for a chat and a cheesy version of the newlywed show – all while tasting a variety of Wisconsin cheeses.

Patty Floersheimer and Trudi Wagner at CHSWFF18