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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 5 MIN

Ep. 58  Inside Winston Churchill's Favorite London Shop

from Two Guys On A Porch · host Jason & Bradford

Ep. 58  Inside Winston Churchill's Favorite London Shop  On this episode of Porch Picks from Two Guys On A Porch, Jason shares a highlight from a recent family trip to London—a visit to the legendary James J. Fox, one of the world's oldest tobacconists and a favorite destination of Sir Winston Churchill. Join Jason and Bradford as they explore the history of this iconic London landmark, Churchill's connection to the shop, the museum preserving his legacy, and the story behind the famous Romeo y Julieta Churchill cigar.  Have you ever discovered a hidden gem while traveling? Let us know in the comments below! 👍 At Two Guys On A Porch, bourbon may open the conversation, but friendship, history, faith, family, leadership, and life's biggest questions are what keep it going. If you enjoy those kinds of conversations, please Like, Subscribe, and share this video. 🥃 Listen & Follow Two Guys On A Porch: • YouTube • Apple Podcasts • Spotify • Facebook • Instagram #TwoGuysOnAPorch  #WinstonChurchill #JamesJFox #London #LondonTravel #Churchill #History #Travel #UnitedKingdom #Cigars #RomeoYJulieta #HistoricLondon

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