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Charleston pitmaster Rodney Scott to headline Australia’s 2026 Pair’d Festival with BBQ

Jul 1, 2026 | 4:06 PM

The owner of Charleston’s own Rodney Scott’s BBQ has been chosen to bring one of his most famous dishes to Western Australia’s 2026 Pair’d Margaret River Region

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