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The Mobile Monger
The Cheesemonger Series: Rachael Lucas
Season 3, Ep. 5
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Rachael Lucas has been hustling hard in the Seattle cheese world to create her perfect cheese job. She's built relationships in the wine world, leading to her current hyper-fixation and a perfect blend of passions. From cheese classes to small cases in wineries' tasting rooms, she's trying, and succeeding at solidifying her place.
Find Rachael at https://cheeseladyloveswinellc.com/
IG: @cheeseladyloveswineseattle
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