Caleb Pershan is an Assistant Editor at Food + Wine. He specializes in beverage production, focusing on drinks and spirits, where he explores the intricacies and trends within the industry. Caleb has been featured in NewsBreak, Calhoun Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and MSN.
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San Francisco, United States (Local)
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Caleb Pershan's articles predominantly focus on the local San Francisco area, with an emphasis on food and drink, restaurants, bars, local businesses, as well as seasonal and promotional content. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be responsive to pitches related to new restaurant openings or promotions in the Bay Area.
Consider reaching out with information about unique or trending dining experiences in San Francisco. Additionally, highlighting stories that feature behind-the-scenes aspects of local businesses may also pique Caleb's interest.
If you want to reach out effectively to Caleb Pershan regarding lifestyle-related topics such as food trends or house & home features specific to the San Francisco area, providing insights into emerging patterns or exceptional establishments could make your pitch more compelling.
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Stories about a restaurant critic tossed out of the French Laundry, a cultlike Bay Area group associated with an alleged killing spree, and the drug that the San Francisco 49ers just can’t quit.
By Caleb Pershan 36 minutes ago After using fentanyl, 35-year-old Austin Draper sleeps on his bed in San Francisco in September. (Gabrielle Lurie/S.F. Chronicle)
By: Caleb Pershan, St. John Barned-Smith
The fire that killed one person in San Jose came just two days after a similar blaze hospitalized one person at an apartment in San Francisco.
By: Caleb Pershan, Tony Bravo
The century-old Tosca Cafe was once a hangout for celebrities like Francis Ford Coppola and Sean Penn. Owner Anna Weinberg says the judgment will not immediately affect operations.
By: Caleb Pershan
The massive sea lion known as Chonkers hasn’t been seen in days, leading to confusion — including at the Chronicle.
By: Caleb Pershan
Caleb Pershan Missing: One 2,000-pound sea lion. Last seen at Pier 39. A jumbo-size San Francisco pinniped that rose to stardom with the
