Podcasts about armagnacs

In this episode of EmbellishPod, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jordan, one of the founders of Rolling Fork Spirits. We delved into the fascinating world of spirits, discussing everything from the origins of Rolling Fork to the intricacies of blending and bottling various types of alcohol. If you haven't already, please take a moment to hit the subscribe button on your preferred podcast platform. You can also find video versions of this podcast on YouTube and all my links on Instagram and TikTok at @embellishpod. For more details, visit my website at www.embellishpod.com. Jordan is a co-founder and blender at Rolling Fork Spirits, a company known for its diverse range of high-quality spirits. The company started with Rolling Fork Rum and has since expanded to include Wayward Cask, which features Calvados and Armagnacs from France, and Bourbon Deluxe, a Prohibition-era label they recently revived. The Origins of Rolling Fork Spirits Rolling Fork Spirits: Jordan explained that Rolling Fork Spirits is the parent company, with Rolling Fork Rum being their most well-known product. Expansion: The company has expanded to include Wayward Cask and Bourbon Deluxe, each offering unique and high-quality spirits. Historical Ties: Jordan's business partner, Turner, comes from the Wathen family, a name deeply rooted in the history of Kentucky bourbon. Bourbon Deluxe Revival Historical Significance: Bourbon Deluxe was a Prohibition-era label that Jordan and Turner revived after Jim Beam abandoned the trademark. Marketing and Branding: They aimed to maintain the vintage feel of the original label, including quirky taglines like "Glorious Sunshine of a Thousand Ages" and "The Zenith of Possibility in Whiskey Quality." The Journey into Rum and Other Spirits Initial Focus on Rum: Jordan discussed why they chose to start with rum, a spirit often underappreciated in the U.S. market but highly valued in Europe. Armagnac and Calvados: They later ventured into these spirits, which are beloved by industry insiders but not widely known among the general public. Blending and Bottling Blending Process: Jordan shared insights into their meticulous blending process, which involves selecting barrels based on specific criteria and balancing flavors to achieve the desired profile. Challenges and Strategies: He also talked about the challenges of blending, such as dealing with "bad barrels" and how to incorporate them into a blend without compromising quality. Market Dynamics and Pricing Value Proposition: Rolling Fork Spirits aims to offer high-quality spirits at reasonable prices. For example, their 25-year-old Calvados is priced at $149, a rarity in the market. Market Trends: Jordan touched on market trends, including the impact of COVID-19 on the spirits industry and the rising popularity of agave spirits. Personal Anecdotes and Stories Historical Anecdotes: Jordan shared a captivating story about an 1898 vintage Armagnac that was hidden in the walls of a house during the Nazi invasion, illustrating the rich history and craftsmanship behind these spirits. Industry Insights: He also provided insights into the independent bottling scene, comparing it to the more familiar concept of non-distilling producers in the U.S. This episode offers a deep dive into the world of spirits, from the historical roots of Rolling Fork Spirits to the complexities of blending and bottling. Whether you're a spirits enthusiast or just curious about the industry, this conversation with Jordan provides valuable insights and fascinating stories. Don't forget to subscribe, and check out the video versions on YouTube and all my links on Instagram and TikTok at @embellishpod. For more details, visit www.embellishpod.com.

This week Beau discusses the very beginning of Henry V's reign, with particular focus on foreign affairs, the slow-burn civil war in France between the Armagnacs and the Burgundians, as well as the turmoil within the Catholics Church and the Council of Constance.

Le Bal des Ardents, tragédie survenue le 28 janvier 1393, marque un tournant dans le règne de Charles VI. Lors d'un bal organisé à l'hôtel Saint-Pol, le roi et cinq compagnons, déguisés en sauvages avec des costumes hautement inflammables, sont accidentellement embrasés par une torche brandie par son frère, Louis d'Orléans. Quatre périssent dans d'atroces souffrances, tandis que Charles VI échappe de justesse à la mort. Déjà fragilisé mentalement, le souverain sombre peu à peu dans la folie, alternant crises paranoïaques et moments d'absence. Son incapacité à gouverner ouvre la porte à des luttes de pouvoir intestines entre Bourguignons et Armagnacs, précipitant la France dans une guerre civile. La Guerre de Cent Ans s'en trouve ravivée, et la signature du traité de Troyes (1420) désigne le roi d'Angleterre comme héritier du trône. Affaibli et manipulé, Charles VI meurt en 1422, laissant un royaume en plein chaos. Cet événement, souvent vu comme anecdotique, fut en réalité le déclencheur d'un bouleversement majeur de l'histoire de France. Merci pour votre écoute Vous aimez l'Heure H, mais connaissez-vous La Mini Heure H https://audmns.com/YagLLiK , une version pour toute la famille.Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes de l'Heure H sur notre plateforme Auvio.be :https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/22750 Intéressés par l'histoire ? Vous pourriez également aimer nos autres podcasts : Un jour dans l'Histoire : https://audmns.com/gXJWXoQL'Histoire Continue: https://audmns.com/kSbpELwAinsi que nos séries historiques :Chili, le Pays de mes Histoires : https://audmns.com/XHbnevhD-Day : https://audmns.com/JWRdPYIJoséphine Baker : https://audmns.com/wCfhoEwLa folle histoire de l'aviation : https://audmns.com/xAWjyWCLes Jeux Olympiques, l'étonnant miroir de notre Histoire : https://audmns.com/ZEIihzZMarguerite, la Voix d'une Résistante : https://audmns.com/zFDehnENapoléon, le crépuscule de l'Aigle : https://audmns.com/DcdnIUnUn Jour dans le Sport : https://audmns.com/xXlkHMHSous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppvVous aimez les histoires racontées par Jean-Louis Lahaye ? Connaissez-vous ces podcast?Sous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppv36 Quai des orfèvres : https://audmns.com/eUxNxyFHistoire Criminelle, les enquêtes de Scotland Yard : https://audmns.com/ZuEwXVOUn Crime, une Histoire https://audmns.com/NIhhXpYN'oubliez pas de vous y abonner pour ne rien manquer.Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Au printemps 1413, sur fond de rivalité entre Bourguignons et Armagnacs, et profitant de la folie du roi Charles, une insurrection enflamme la capitale : ce sont des cabochiens, nommés d'après le nom de leur chef : Simon Caboche. Mention légales : Vos données de connexion, dont votre adresse IP, sont traités par Radio Classique, responsable de traitement, sur la base de son intérêt légitime, par l'intermédiaire de son sous-traitant Ausha, à des fins de réalisation de statistiques agréées et de lutte contre la fraude. Ces données sont supprimées en temps réel pour la finalité statistique et sous cinq mois à compter de la collecte à des fins de lutte contre la fraude. Pour plus d'informations sur les traitements réalisés par Radio Classique et exercer vos droits, consultez notre Politique de confidentialité.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

“Once more unto the breach, dear friends. Once more, we'll close the wall up with our English dead […] And upon this charge, cry God for Harry, England and St. George!” Such was Henry V's call to arms at the siege of Harfleur, as written by Shakespeare. The son of the Usurper King, Henry V has decided to take up the English claim to the French throne, thereby putting an end to the truce that had marked a pause in the Hundred Years' War. And so, in the late summer of 1415, Henry has decided to lay siege to the massive port of Harfleur, in Normandy, a renowned nest of state-sponsored pirates. The English king has waited a long time for this moment, and the odds may never again be so favourable to him:  a civil war looms in France, as the formidable Burgundians, led by John the Fearless, jostle for power with their sworn enemies, the Armagnacs. The powerless French king, Charles VI, and his son, the Dauphin, can do nothing but watch the infighting unfold… Join Tom and Dominic in the first part of their return to the story of the Hundred Year's War, as Henry V takes up a decades-old claim to the French throne… _______ *The Rest Is History LIVE in the U.S.A.* If you live in the States, we've got some great news: Tom and Dominic will be performing throughout America in November, with shows in New York, San Francisco, L.A., Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Boston. *The Rest Is History LIVE at the Royal Albert Hall* Tom and Dominic, accompanied by a live orchestra, take a deep dive into the lives and times of two of history's greatest composers: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. Tickets on sale now at TheRestIsHistory.com _______ Twitter: @TheRestHistory @holland_tom @dcsandbrook Producer: Theo Young-Smith Assistant Producer: Tabby Syrett Executive Producers: Jack Davenport + Tony Pastor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Im September 1419 lässt der französische Thronfolger, der spätere Karl VII., den Burgunderherzog Johann Ohnefurcht ermorden. Es war der Höhepunkt des Bürgerkriegs der Armagnacs und Bourguignons, der Frankreich an den Rand einer Niederlage mitten im Hundertjährigen Krieg gegen England führte. Heinrich V. wähnte sich bereits am Ziel. Er sollte das Erbe des regierungsunfähigen, französischen Königs antreten. Wir sprechen in der Folge über das „burgundische Jahrhundert“ und den Aufstieg und Fall des Burgunderreichs. Ein Herzogtum, das unter vier Herzögen, vielen Intrigen, Morden und Kriegen zu einem wichtigen europäischen Machtfaktor wird – und innerhalb kürzester Zeit wieder zerfällt. // Literatur Bart van Loo: Burgund, das verschwundene Reich. Eine Geschichte von 1111 Jahren und einem Tag // Erwähnte Folgen GAG447: Christina, Hans und Heinrich oder Wie ein Gemälde entsteht – https://gadg.fm/447 GAG430: Gefangene und Königin – Johanna I. von Kastilien – https://gadg.fm/430 GAG296: Jeanne la Flamme und der bretonische Erbfolgekrieg – https://gadg.fm/296 GAG266: Die Schlacht von Azincourt – https://gadg.fm/226 GAG104: Crécy - Chronik eines Versagens – https://gadg.fm/104 //Aus unserer Werbung Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/GeschichtenausderGeschichte //Wir haben auch ein Buch geschrieben: Wer es erwerben will, es ist überall im Handel, aber auch direkt über den Verlag zu erwerben: https://www.piper.de/buecher/geschichten-aus-der-geschichte-isbn-978-3-492-06363-0 Wer Becher, T-Shirts oder Hoodies erwerben will: Die gibt's unter https://geschichte.shop Wer unsere Folgen lieber ohne Werbung anhören will, kann das über eine kleine Unterstützung auf Steady oder ein Abo des GeschichteFM-Plus Kanals auf Apple Podcasts tun. Wir freuen uns, wenn ihr den Podcast bei Apple Podcasts oder wo auch immer dies möglich ist rezensiert oder bewertet. Wir freuen uns auch immer, wenn ihr euren Freundinnen und Freunden, Kolleginnen und Kollegen oder sogar Nachbarinnen und Nachbarn von uns erzählt!

Herlinda Heras, Bryan Rengel and Jeffery House. Jeffery House, founder of Ace Cider is here, so is Bryan Rengel from Old Caz Beer, on Brew Ha Ha with Steve Jaxon and Herlinda Heras. Bryan's last time on Brew Ha Ha was this episode back in January 2024. Jeffery's last BHH appearance was this episode in August of 2022. Jeffery House, founder of Ace Cider, has a new book. The Cider King is a story of how he came from England and ended up on the west coast. He got handcuffed for not having a green card but the judge gave him voluntary departure instead of deportation. A friend of his was importing cognacs and Armagnacs and various spirits, so he started working with him. He noticed an opportunity to import British and Belgian beer. Then, on his friend's suggestion became the first to import Sonoma wine to the UK, beginning in 1981. Bryan Rengel tells the story of how he built Old Caz with his partners, using materials that were entirely DIY, found and acquired for free. Now they are building the new location bringing in the same materials. He and his partner love cycling in the mountains and named the brewery after a very challenging road that they love to ride, which is Old Cazadero Road. See our sponsor Victory House at Poppy Bank Epicenter online, for their latest viewing and menu options. Old Caz new location Opens June 1 They are definitely opening on June 1, having passed the health department inspection last Tuesday and the City of Rhonert Park gave their official approval today. There is some work to do still. Noon on June 1, they will have a grand opening ribbon cutting. The Old Caz Cavalcade will be a 3.5 mile march from the old location to the new one. Join the cool kids for that.   The Cider King is the name of Jeffery House's new book. It's on Amazon and Kindle as of a couple of weeks ago. The Kindle version for 90 days is free. He will do an audio book version of it in his own voice. He started Ace Cider with seed money from a settlement from the end of a distribution agreement he had in England. Visit Homerun Pizza, home of the Knuckleball! Fresh pizza dough made from scratch daily, la pizza è deliziosa! Somebody told me they were growing apples in west (Sonoma) county. I drove up here one day to Sebastopol. It was like England with sunshine. The cows were happy, the fields were green…” In 1993 they made their first cider. Russian River Brewing Co. is open in Santa Rosa on 4th St. and at their big Windsor location. Visit their website for up-to-date hours, menus, beers and more. Bryan modestly announces that Old Caz Beer won Gold for Chismoso Mexican Lager at the World Cup of Beer. They had forgotten even sending in the beer. He also just found out about another gold from Rolling Stone Magazine.

"L'Histoire ressemble à un de ces parcs d'attractions à l'abandon qu'on découvre au détour d'un coin de campagne perdu. La grille n'a pas été suffisamment bien fermée, on entre en forçant un peu, et on se promène entre les baraques foraines dévastées et des jeux qui naguère furent populaires mais qui ont cessé de fonctionner. D'un côté, on voit des statues de grands hommes : conquérants, empereurs, héros. Des statues qui étaient animées et qui ne le sont plus. Des automates rouillés. De l'autre, on a des jeux d'obstacles où les populations en détresse étaient emportées malgré elles dans des circuits qui partaient à pleine vitesse dans des pièges : guerres, famines, épidémies. Pièges qui devaient être évités à la dernière seconde, mais ne le furent pas toujours. Autant d'Apocalypses qui furent vécues à chaque fois localement et ponctuellement. Autant d'innocents sacrifiés pour qu'une société pourrie se perpétue. Et soudain, comme dans un récit fantastique ou un film d'horreur, les jeux se remettent en marche tous seuls. Les grands hommes s'animent comme des zombies. Les véhicules repartent à pleine vitesse dans leurs circuits. L'Empire n'a jamais pris fin." Avec l'aide précieuse de l'historien Raphaël Carbonne.

65 -Evènementiel et culture du  25 mars au 1°avril 2024"Le Printemps des poètes 2024"( détails podcast) Médiathèque Simone Veil - Bagnères de Bigorre  :exposition et concertMédiathèque Louis Aragon -Tarbes : expositionConférences (détails podcast)"Le hasard existe-t-il ?", par Patrick DUPOUEY le 25 mars à 14h30 à l'Hôtel de Journet, Vic en Bigorre  "Paul ROBERT ou le Dictionnaire venu d'ailleurs " par Christian LAPEYRE,  professeur honoraire, auteur, conférencier le 27 mars à 18h au Petit Théâtre Maurice Sarrazin (MDA Quai de l'Adour) "La manufacture de l'eau"  par Richard SABATIER,  Président  Observatoire pour l'Archéologie et le Patrimoine en Hte Bigorre, le 29 mars à 17h à la Médiathèque de CauteretsEn remplacement de la conférence de l'UTL sur l'intelligence artificielle, "Petits travaux pratiques sur Chat GPT" animés par Georges LANCE et Frédéric GELBER le 28 mars à 18h au STAPSLes Névés- Philo :  le 29 mars à 18h30 au Cavin, Bagnères de BigorreRencontre-signature avec Patrick FORT le 30 mars de 10h à 12h30 à la Librairie "Auprès de Pyrène", Bagnères de BigorreCarte blanche UTL  le 26 mars à 17h30 à l'Espace Jeanne Larroque TarbesSpectaclesLe Parvis“ RADIUM MANIA" le 30 mars à 20h30 à l'Ancienne Mairie de Saint Savin (théâtre)"Les 24 h du cinéma" : marathon de 12 films ou semi-marathon de 6 films les 29 et 30 mars (réservations avant le 29/3), programmation ci-dessousLES 24 HEURES DU CINÉMA / événement cinéma – Le Parvis ✱ Scène Nationale Tarbes-PyrénéesTarbes en scène"Les coulisses", répétition publique de "Et les astres" le  30 mars à 14h au Laboratoire Omnibus "Les dimanches de Monsieur Sarrazin" avec la troupe Mr Hulot pour la pièce "Hamlet dans ma tête" le 31 mars à 16h au Petit Théâtre Maurice SarrazinSMAC LA GESPE : Concert de "Madam" et "Input'es" le 29 mars à 21 h"Maison du Savoir" St Laurent de Neste : "Instant musical"  avec l'Ecole de musique de St Laurent de Neste le 29 mars à 19h30Ciné-concert "La princesse aux huitres" le 30 mars à 20h30 (partenariat avec le Festival d'Anères)Centre Culturel Jean Glavany Maubourguet : Grand Concert de Pâques avec les "Armagnacs" le 30 mars à 20h30Centre Albert Camus Séméac : "Voyage en Amériques", audition des élèves (réseau agglo TLP) le 27 mars à 18h30Concert de Pâques avec l'Accordéon Club de Séméac et Happy'Sax le 29 mars à 20h30Petit Théâtre de la Gare à Argelès : spectacle musical burlesque "De cairn en cairn" le 30 mars à 20h30Casino d'Argelès : "Mafia Thérapie" le 30 mars à 21havec Patrick Lôde et Bruno, Spiesser11° édition du Festival ART'TERRE  du 25 au 30 mars, organisé par les élèves de BTS du Lycée Jean Monnet de Vic-Bigorre  soirée occitane, conférences, détails dans podcast"Le Printemps du Cinéma" du 24 au 26 mars dans tous les cinémas, place de cinéma au tarif de 5 €"La fête du court métrage" évènement national du 20 au 26 mars La Fête du court métrage – du 20 au 26 mars 2024 (lafeteducourt.com)"Mars Bleu": concours de danse le 30 mars à 20h30 à l'Espace Robert Hossein de Lourdes "Tarbes Comedy club": tremplin le 29 mars à 20h30 au Petit Théâtre Maurice Sarrazin et grande soirée Stand up le 30 mars à 20h30 au Théâtre des Nouveautés Village Promotion de la Santé le 28 mars de 9h à 14h à la Place de la Mairie de Tarbes : dépistages, consultations, informations 30° Open International d'Echecs du 30 mars au 1°avril au Parc des Expositions de TarbesSalon TAF (Travail Avenir Formation) le 27 mars de 9h à 17h au Parc des Expositions de TarbesExpositions nouvelles (  Office Tourisme Loudenvielle)et en cours ( détails  podcast) 

Faites un don et recevez un cadeau : http://don.storiavoce.com/ À sa mort en 1380, le roi Charles V laisse place à un équilibre fragile. Charles VI, qui lui succède, gouverne aux côtés des anciens conseillers de son père, les marmousets. Mais bientôt, le souverain est atteint d'un mal étrange. Les crises de folie de Charles VI favorisent la montée en puissance des princes Louis d'Orléans et Jean sans Peur. Deux clans se forment autour d'eux, les Armagnacs et les Bourguignons. Fort de l'assassinat de Louis d'Orléans en 1407, Jean sans Peur s'allie avec les Anglais et se place sur le terrain de la réforme, aux côtés de Simon Caboche. Les intellectuels s'interrogent dès lors sur la notion de crime de lèse-majesté, jusqu'au drame ultime : l'assassinat de Jean sans Peur à Montereau en 1419. L'arrivée de Jeanne d'Arc, personnage dont le mythe naît de son vivant même, met un terme aux ambitions anglaises de conquête du royaume de France. Au traité d'Arras, en 1435, le roi Charles VII, successeur de Charles VI, a retrouvé toute sa légitimité. L'auteur : Joël Blanchard, professeur émérite à l'université du Mans, est spécialiste du Moyen Âge tardif. Il vient de publier Armagnacs et Bourguignons, la fabrique de la guerre civile (1407-1435) aux éditions Perrin (448 p., 25 €). *** Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/HistoireEtCivilisationsMag Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/histoireetcivilisations/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/Storiavoce

Une escapade gourmande entre vin et Armagnacs

Une escapade gourmande entre vin et Armagnacs

durée : 00:05:29 - Le PDG des Armagnacs Darroze, qui fêtent leur 50 ans cette année

The Battle of Agincourt and death of Dauphin Louis upended many of the political arrangements of the past few years. The conflict between the Armagnacs and Burgundians continues, now without Louis of Guyenne to keep them in check. All the while the kings of England and Germany conspire to make their own advances at France's expense. Time Period Covered: 1416-1417 Notable People: John the Fearless, Sigismund of Luxembourg, Bernard VII Count of Armagnac, William of Bavaria Count of Hainault-Holland-Zeeland, John of Touraine, Henry V of England Notable Events/Developments: The Council of Constance, Death of John of Barry, Death of Louis II of Anjou, Death of William of Bavaria

After years of rising tension between England and France, the ambitious new English King Henry V decided that an expedition to Normandy was the panacea for his domestic troubles. Meanwhile in France, the squabbles between Dauphin, the Armagnacs, and the Burgundians hamstrung efforts for a united defense of the kingdom. Time Period Covered: 1415 Notable People: John the Fearless, Louis of Guyenne, Henry V of England, John Duke of Berry, Anthony of Burgundy Duke of Brabant, Philip of Burgundy Count of Nevers, Charles Duke of Orleans, Charles d'Albret Constable of France, Marshall Boucicaut, Bernard VII of Armagnac Notable Events/Developments: Siege of Harcourt, Battle of Agincourt, Death of Louis of Guyenne Check out Battle Royale's Regency of Madness!

After the fall of the Cabochiens, John the Fearless fled Paris and left the city wide open for the Armagnacs to return. Now at the helm of government, the Armagnacs work to use France's resources to settle their scores with the Duke of Burgundy. Time Period Covered: 1413-1415 Notable People: John the Fearless, Louis of Guyenne, John Duke of Berry, Anthony of Burgundy Duke of Brabant, Margaret of Burgundy Countess of Hainault-Holland-Zeeland, Philip the Good, Louis de Chalon Count of Tonnerre Notable Events/Developments: Armagnac Campaign into Picardy and Artois, Treaty of Arras (1414)

John the Fearless continues to be dominant in Paris, but with the Peace of Auxerre coming into effect, the Armagnacs are attempting to share in the Government of France once more. To ensure his power, John the Fearless courts the radicals of Paris and the Estates General, but soon the radicals develop a mind of their own and a medieval French Revolution might be in the making. Time Period Covered: 1413 Notable People: John the Fearless, Louis of Guyenne, John Duke of Berry, Waleran of Luxembourg Count of Saint-Pol, Jean de Troyes, Simon Caboche, Pierre Des Essarts, Eustache de Pavilly, Jean Jouvenal Notable Events/Developments: Peace of Auxerre, The Cabochien Uprising, The Ordonnance Cabochienne, The Estates General of 1413

After the first showdown with the League of Gien, John the Fearless managed to maintain his grip on power. But the Armagnacs are regrouping and the war is about to escalate as both parties court support from the King of England. Time Period Covered: 1410 - 1412 Notable People: John the Fearless, John Duke of Berry, Charles Duke of Orleans, John V Duke of Brittany, Charles d'Albret Constable of France, Bernard VII Count of Armagnac, Louis II Duke of Anjou, Charles III King of Navarre, Queen Isabeau, Waleran of Luxembourg Count of Saint-Pol, Henry IV of England, Henry V of England Notable Events/Developments: Burgundian Armagnac Civil War, First Armagnac Campaign into Picardy, War for Tonnerre, 1412 Siege of Bourges

Au printemps 1413, sur fond de rivalité entre Bourguignons et Armagnacs, et profitant de la folie du roi Charles, une insurrection enflamme la capitale : ce sont des cabochiens, nommés d'après le nom de leur chef : Simon Caboche.  Mention légales : Vos données de connexion, dont votre adresse IP, sont traités par Radio Classique, responsable de traitement, sur la base de son intérêt légitime, par l'intermédiaire de son sous-traitant Ausha, à des fins de réalisation de statistiques agréées et de lutte contre la fraude. Ces données sont supprimées en temps réel pour la finalité statistique et sous cinq mois à compter de la collecte à des fins de lutte contre la fraude. Pour plus d'informations sur les traitements réalisés par Radio Classique et exercer vos droits, consultez notre Politique de confidentialité.

durée : 00:25:53 - Callejon - France Bleu Gascogne

durée : 00:03:13 - Circuits Courts en Gascogne - A proximité de Labastide d'Armagnac, le Château Garreau s'étend sur 82 hectares dont 27 hectares de vigne qui donneront naissance aux Armagnacs et Floc de Gascogne.

Après la mort de Charles VI, le royaume de France est divisé en 3 : une partie contrôlée par les Anglais, une autre par les Bourguignons et le sud de la Loire par celui qui se fait désormais appelé Charles VII. Personne n'est capable de prendre le meilleur sur l'autre, cet équilibre des faiblesse permet à Charles VII de mettre en place une administration et de réformer son armée. Puis voulant avoir la légitimité que procure le sacre à Reims, il envoie une armée devant Cravant forteresse clef de la Bourgogne. Deux affrontements avec des issues totalement différentes vont avoir lieu coup sur coup : la bataille de Cravant et la bataille de la Brossinière. === SOURCES === Georges Minois, La guerre de Cent Ans (2008) Jean Favier, La guerre de Cent Ans (1980) Nicolas Lemas, La guerre de Cent Ans (2017) Siméon Luce, Les Chroniques de Jean Froissart (1888) Réédition en français moderne des chroniques de Jean Froissart qui furent écrites au XIVe siècle. Boris Bove, Le temps de la Guerre de Cent Ans 1328-1453 (2014) Françoise Autrand, Charles VI (1986) Bertrand Schnerb, Armagnacs et Bourguignons la maudite guerre (2009) Dictionnaire historique, topographique et biographique de la Mayenne de l'abbé Alphonse Angot - Archives départementales de la Mayenne Richard Wage, The Battle of Verneuil 1424 - A second Agincourt (2019)

Après la catastrophe d'Azincourt, la guerre civile entre Armagnacs et Bourguignons se poursuit pour le plus grand bonheur des anglais qui peuvent se lancer dans leur conquête du royaume de France. Tandis que la Normandie tombe, Jean sans Peur et le dauphin se retrouvent pour négocier à Montereau et le duc de Bourgogne est assassiné pendant les discussions. Après le meurtre de leur chef les bourguignons qui ont désormais à leur tête Philippe le Bon se lancent totalement dans l'alliance anglaise qui mènera au honteux traité de Troyes signé en 1420. La France est vendue à l'envahisseur étranger. Heureusement le dauphin Charles n'abandonne pas la partie et poursuit la lutte ! === SOURCES === Georges Minois, La guerre de Cent Ans (2008) Jean Favier, La guerre de Cent Ans (1980) Nicolas Lemas, La guerre de Cent Ans (2017) Siméon Luce, Les Chroniques de Jean Froissart (1888) Réédition en français moderne des chroniques de Jean Froissart qui furent écrites au XIVe siècle. Boris Bove, Le temps de la Guerre de Cent Ans 1328-1453 (2014) Françoise Autrand, Charles VI (1986) Bertrand Schnerb, Armagnacs et Bourguignons la maudite guerre (2009) === MUSIQUE === Toutes les musiques utilisées sont libres de droit et ont été récupérées sur le site musopen.org

La France est en proie à une guerre civile entre Armagnacs et Bourguignons depuis maintenant plusieurs année. Le conflit contre l'Angleterre semble lui appartenir au passé mais c'est sans compter le nouveau roi qui trône outre manche : Henri V de Lancastre. Ce dernier veut à tout prix relancer le conflit contre la France et prépare son armée pour traverser la Manche. Le succès n'est pas au rendez vous et très vite il doit retourner vers Calais pour éviter de voir son expédition réduite à néant par l'armée Française. Cependant il n'est pas assez rapide et l'armée du roi de France lui barre la route à Azincourt ! Le combat est inéluctable et l'armée Française est bien supérieur en nombre. Confiant, les chefs Français se préparent pour la bataille mais le résultat ne sera pas celui escompté. Azincourt sera le tombeau de la chevalerie Française. === SOURCES === Georges Minois, La guerre de Cent Ans (2008) Jean Favier, La guerre de Cent Ans (1980) Nicolas Lemas, La guerre de Cent Ans (2017) Siméon Luce, Les Chroniques de Jean Froissart (1888) Réédition en français moderne des chroniques de Jean Froissart qui furent écrites au XIVe siècle. Boris Bove, Le temps de la Guerre de Cent Ans 1328-1453 (2014) Guerre et Histoire n°61 Françoise Autrand, Charles VI (1986) Bertrand Schnerb, Armagnacs et Bourguignons la maudite guerre (2009) === CARTES === Toutes les cartes ont été réalisées par mes soins avec les logiciels Wonderdraft et Inkarnate === MUSIQUE === Toutes les musiques utilisées sont libres de droit et ont été récupérées sur le site musopen.org

Le début du règne de Charles VI à été mouvementé mais ce n'est rien par rapport à ce qui va suivre. En effet on se rend rapidement compte que le roi souffre de crises de démence qui l'empêche de régner. Avec ce roi fou par intermittence, les grands princes du royaume se déchirent pour s'accaparer le pouvoir royal. D'un coté Louis d'Orléans, de l'autre Philippe de Bourgogne. Ce conflit au départ politique va dégénérer en une véritable guerre civile qui ravagera le royaume de France : d'un coté les Armagnacs de l'autre les Bourguignons. Tout ceci pour le plus grand plaisir des anglais qui se préparent à de nouveau lancer des raids dévastateurs sur le royaume de France. === SOURCES === Georges Minois, La guerre de Cent Ans (2008) Jean Favier, La guerre de Cent Ans (1980) Nicolas Lemas, La guerre de Cent Ans (2017) Siméon Luce, Les Chroniques de Jean Froissart (1888) Réédition en français moderne des chroniques de Jean Froissart qui furent écrites au XIVe siècle. Boris Bove, Le temps de la Guerre de Cent Ans 1328-1453 (2014) Guerre et Histoire n°61 Françoise Autrand, Charles VI (1986) Bertrand Schnerb, Armagnacs et Bourguignons la maudite guerre (2009)

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Lauren Prichard is a renowned actress and improviser whose credits include Disney, Upright Citizens Brigade and MADtv. She and Dawn work together as street improvisors in the New York Window element at Universal Studios, Hollywood - and they're mutual fans of one another. Lauren's knowledge of the life of Joan of Arc is limited to her appearance in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - and as the namesake of canned beans. Dawn delights in delivering not only the amazing story of this 15th C. heroine, but some of the top-shelf drama that precipitated her appearance in our history books.---00:03:52 - After some initial jib-jab and mutual adoration, Lauren tells the story of how she got the job on MADtv. An incredible rats-to-(comparative) riches story. 00:10:28 - Dawn discusses her lack of prior knowledge about Joan and - as usual - sharing her primary source of research: Joan of Arc, A History by Helen Castor. Among the reasons Dawn chose this book is because it gives a great foundation for the lay of the land before Joan's incredible appearance. 00:13:37 - The HILF of Joan of Arc officially begins in the 92nd year of the 100-Year War, and everyone is fucking exhausted. The fight between the French and the English is further complicated by a Civil War within France between the Burgundies and the Armagnacs. Fractured and on their heels, it appears to many that the English may finally prove victorious and sieze the French throne. 00:23:28 - It is from this depth of despair that the would-be king of France gets news that a girl is there to see him. A girl dressed as a boy who says she is there to do three things at God's command: 1) She is to personally lead his Army, 2) She will get him coronated as the rightful King, 3) She will expel the English from all French lands. Individually, these are preposterous ideas - taken together they are virtually impossible without a miracle... Which Joan assures will materialize. 00:34:50 - After incredibly accomplishing the first two items on her list, Joan begins to suffer defeats and set-backs and loses the confidence of the King. She is soon captured by the Burgundies who instead of turning her over to the Armagnacs as a military prisoner, they hand her over to the English to be tried for heresy. After two escape attempts, her trial begins in 1431 when she is 19. --BREAK--00:38:52 - We pick up with Joan at the beginning of her trial for heresy. The English can not abide the idea that the God they share with France would have told anyone they would lose... Her conviction was a foregone conclusion, but more than that the court wanted Joan to break. Apologize and capitulate and admit she was mad, wrong or full of sin. 00:42:55 - Joan is alone, a teenager, and the only woman present from the guards, to judges to witnesses. She's illiterate and facing some of the most 'learned men' of the age. The trial is led by Bishop Cauchon (not pronounced 'cock-on', unfortunately) a Frenchmen, but a Burgundy Frenchman who has it in for Joan and assembles a stupendous amount of bureaucracy and committees and tedium in order to burn her. She holds her own. Big time.00:50:00 - Joan withstands the trial, refuses to be intimidated by the promise of torture, and ultimately is tied to a stake at the center of town and given ONE MORE CHANCE to sign a confession and save her life... WHICH SHE DOES. In turn, they cut her down and take her back to jail to live another day.  Dawn stops on this point because it came as such a surprise. It doesn't last long, however. Joan misunderstood what was expected of her in exchange for whatever it was she signed (she couldn't read it) and so she returns to the stake 7 days later.00:54:25 - Joan asks for someone to hold a cross in front of her  as the pyre is lit. They do and she watches it as she burns to death. Her ashes are unceremoniously thrown into the Seine. 01:00:16 - Eventually the Burgundies and the Armagnacs make peace and again stand unified against the English. King Charles, now realizing that Joan would forever be tied to his name, appeals to the Pope to reverse her heresy conviction. A second trial begins. This one too has a foregone conclusion, but tells us more about Joan as human being - with family, friends and an identity that predates the shining armor. 01:04:00 - In 1920, she becomes - not just a person who has been acquitted of heresy - but she is canonized as a Saint. It is highly unusual for someone to be canonized by the same Church who martyred them. History, am I right?Dawn concludes with a movie suggestion: The Messenger, starring Milla Jovovich as Joan of Arc. ---THANK YOU so much for listening. Please subscribe, share, rate & review us!NEXT EPISODE drops June 22nd: The Iranian Revolution with (my neighbor, and Iranian immigrant) Zari Faripour.  

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This is one for the record books – I taste through four high-end brandies from Bhakta Spirits with none other than Raj Bhakta himself. This is a different type of episode right from the start. Bhakta Spirits' story comes out through the conversation, but it's really about the spirits themselves. From a decades-old Armagnac and Calvados blend to a pair of century-and-a-half-old brandies, a single word emerges: quality. To put it bluntly, this shit is the real deal. Bhakta Brandy Bhakta Spirits Bhakta Farms Here's the fun part: that decades-old Armagnac and Calvados blend? 80 bucks. 80 BUCKS. Can you imagine a 40-ish year old whiskey being less than 80 bucks per ounce, let alone for the full bottle? Come on now. The brandies? Really, Armagnacs, but for ease of labeling they're listed as brandies. Each batch is a single barrel with various vintages in it ranging from 1970 – already fifty-plus years old – to 1868. The first vintages in these bottles were distilled when Andrew Johnson was president and Ulysses S. Grant was elected. A few other things from that year: The Meiji Restoration begins in Japan, opening the country after centuries of insular policy. The first parade with floats occurs at Mardi Gras in New Orleans The first cro-magnon skeletons are identified The first Memorial Day is observed in the US The 14th Amendment is ratified Wyoming becomes a US territory Edison files his first patent Ok you get the point. ITS OLD. And it's fucking fantastic. Raj? He was a blast to taste through these with. You can tell how he relaxes through the episode and by the end we're swapping tasting notes and ideas for finished American whiskies. I look forward to having him back on the pod in the future. Finally – if you are in the financial position to become an investor in Bhakta Spirits or are interested in the Bhakta Spirits set mentioned in the episode, reach out at the links in the shownotes. There are only 30 or so spots left in the Revivalist Society, so don't hesitate. If you haven't joined the Patreon community, now is the time: you can now support the site and podcast for as little as $1 a month, plus new and improved benefits for the $2.50 and $5 a month tiers including exclusive content, free glassware after 6 months, and more benefits as the group grows such as barrel picks, live events, and other things – the possibilities are endless. The first exclusive episode with Michter's Master Distiller Emeritus Pam Heilmann is live now. Patreon subscribers will have access to the audio and video of this episode a full TWO MONTHS before the episode is released to the public. Next up: The Whiskey Ring Podcast is looking for sponsors! If you're a whiskey company, an accessory company, or subscription service, reach out to see how you can be a sponsor. There are only two more spots being opened for sponsors, so if you're interested reach out asap. If you haven't yet, please follow Whiskey in my Wedding Ring and the Whiskey Ring Podcast on Instagram and Facebook and follow @whiskeyring on Twitter, and subscribe to the newsletter on whiskeyinmyweddingring.com.  Finally, please subscribe to the Whiskey Ring Podcast on your favorite podcast platform today! We're on Podbean, Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and most other major podcast platforms. Every subscription and listen helps us get sponsors, secure guests, and ultimately get more content to you. Thank you for listening and for supporting, and please enjoy my tasting session with Raj Bhakta of Bhakta Spirits. Bhakta 27-07 Review Bhakta 50 #14 "Theobold" Review Bhakta 50 #16 "Ulysses" Review

In 1413, Henry V succeeded to the throne of England. An able statesman and experienced warrior, he was determined to restore the English lands in France and press the Plantagenet claim to the French throne. Meanwhile, France had plunged into a devastating civil war between two noble factions, the Armagnacs and the Burgundians. Taking advantage of this crisis, Henry landed in Normandy with a powerful army in August 1415. 

Au printemps 1413, sur fond de rivalité entre Bourguignons et Armagnacs, et profitant de la folie du roi Charles, une insurrection enflamme la capitale : ce sont des cabochiens, nommés d’après le nom de leur chef : Simon Caboche. Mention légales : Vos données de connexion, dont votre adresse IP, sont traités par Radio Classique, responsable de traitement, sur la base de son intérêt légitime, par l’intermédiaire de son sous-traitant Ausha, à des fins de réalisation de statistiques agréées et de lutte contre la fraude. Ces données sont supprimées en temps réel pour la finalité statistique et sous cinq mois à compter de la collecte à des fins de lutte contre la fraude. Pour plus d’informations sur les traitements réalisés par Radio Classique et exercer vos droits, consultez notre Politique de confidentialité.

Raj Peter Bhakta, the founder of WhistlePig and now Bhakta Farms, has left the world of rye whiskey and entered into the world of rare Armagnac brandy. Raj just introduced BHAKTA 50, a marriage of Argmanac’s he discovered with Vintages from 1868 - 1970. And he’s gone a step further  and finished it in Islay casks. A complex spirit that is ideal for the curious  whiskey lover. Sweet and smoky but not overly so, this finishing process for 50+ year old Armagnac is unlike anything else.  Raj had us all on our toes for this episode and we were excited to explore something so rare and unique.  And don’t miss the teaser for Raj’s next big project; his whiskey project, called Empire, a “global whiskey” coming out next year (2021). We appreciate everyone who has taken the time to give us feedback on our podcast.  If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your podcast app, leave us a review, or tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts and see what we are up to. Cheers, Scott, Michael & JakeThe Bourbon Lens Links: BhaktaBrandy.com VinePair - Raj Peter Bhakta and Bhakta Brandy  Bhakta Farms & Bhakta Spirits Bhakta 50 - Barrel 3 Review Whiskey Consensus - Bhakta 50 - The Armagnac Secret That Whiskey Drinkers Need to Know About About: Raj Peter Bhakta, founder of WhistlePig Whiskey and Bhakta Brandy, has a deep appreciation for rare and exquisite spirits—as well as a knack for bringing them to American attention. His success in rye established the category during a time when the industry overlooked it. Now, with BHAKTA, he is reviving another spirit: ancient Armagnac brandy, bottled stateside in Vermont. Bhakta is a first generation American. Both of his parents are immigrants. Born in 1975 to a Gujarati father and an Irish mother, he grew up in the Philadelphia area and attended the Hill School in Pottstown, PA before graduating Boston College in 1998. After beginning his career with investment banking firm Violy & Co, Bhakta departed to found Automovia, a valuation tech startup for pre-owned vehicles. He also worked for a time in the family business, leading a condominium development project in Vail, CO. While in Colorado in 2004, Bhakta scored a role on Trump’s nascent reality show The Apprentice, Season 2. His business prowess and theatrical antics helped him navigate, barter, and flirt to the ninth week before being fired by Trump. His charisma with women became fodder for gossip columns like New York Post’s Page Six, and his frequent wearing of bow ties was credited with a surge in the accessory’s popularity. In 2006, Bhakta ran for U.S. Congress from Pennsylvania’s 13th district. His campaign gained national notoriety due to his television background and playboy reputation. In October, Bhakta protested US-Mexican border weakness by riding an elephant along the Rio Grande with a 6-man mariachi band. This garnered even more publicity, and by the end of his unsuccessful campaign, Bhakta appeared on MSNBC, CNN’s Crossfire, and Fox News. After his defeat in 2007, Bhakta moved from Manhattan to seek green fields. He purchased a decrepit Vermont dairy farm and began searching for obscure spirits to market under his new brand WhistlePig. Acquiring stocks from Canadian distiller Alberta Premium, Bhakta partnered with master distiller Dave Pickerel and began bottling his 10-year rye in 2010. Praised nationwide, WhistlePig put rye back on the map and grew to America’s premier luxury whiskey in just a few years. After selling in 2019, Bhakta began a crusade for the world’s finest spirits. On this journey, Bhakta stumbled on a stock of rare and exquisite Armagnacs in a Gers chateau. Distilled 1868-1970, the portfolio contains enough to bottle blends well over 50 years old. The vintages also predate Armagnac history’s largest crisis, the Great French Wine Blight, which devastated vineyards and changed grape varietals forever. The oldest brandies use only original cultivars, making them perhaps the only genuine Armagnacs left in existence. Bhakta, immediately enamored, negotiated a hefty purchase and brought them back home to Vermont. With these assets, Bhakta is set to outdo his former ventures. BHAKTA 50 Year Brandy is older than any whiskey available and steeped in generations of small-scale craft. It also gets a unique Islay cask finish: the perfect marriage of brandy and Scotch. Bhakta has even put his own name on the bottle, showing just how proud he is of this magnum opus. BHAKTA offers a singular experience: brandy for the whiskey-lover. Just like he returned rye to the national spotlight, he’s now found a niche new spirit with its own distinct category. Bhakta Brandy has just launched this 4th of July. Barrel 1 contains vintages 50-152 years old, with more released one-by-one this year. With only 38 total barrels, the $250 price tag seems impossible. As more barrels launch, demand will swiftly outpace his vanishing supply to create a fast-appreciating asset. Recall Bhakta’s BossHog Line and WhistlePig 111, which began at $111 and now sells for upwards of $2,300. For followers of these previous ventures, the upward potential in Bhakta’s liquid investment is easily tenable. The rest will have to taste and find out themselves if his unique brandy is worth the acclaim. photo credit: Bhakta Farms / Bhakta Spirits

Picking up the reins of a deeply fractured country, Henry V (1413-22) transformed it into a united, dominant force. He believed strongly in the divine right of kingship and used it to reignite the hundred years war. Beloved and revered by future kings, his success in all facets of rule is unparalleled. According to historian KB McFarlane, he was perhaps the greatest man who ever ruled England. CHARACTERS Henry V – King of England Henry IV – Henry V's father, King of England Richard II – King of England, Henry V's cousin Edward III – King of England, great-grandfather of Henry V Prince Henry – son of Henry V and future Henry VI Catherine of Valois – Queen of England, wife of Henry V Mary de Bohun – former Queen of England, mother of Henry V John, Thomas, Humphrey – brothers of Henry V Charles VI – King of France, nicknamed the ‘mad king' The dauphin – son of the king of France and heir The Burgundians and the Armagnacs – rival factions seeking power in France Edmund Mortimer the elder – cousin of Henry IV and claimant to his crown Edmund Mortimer the younger – Nephew of Edmund Mortimer and potential claimant to Henry V's crown Owain Glyndwr – Welsh leader and rebel under Henry IV Harry Hotspur – Rebel under Henry IV, tutor to Henry V Richard Scrope – Archbishop of York, rebel under Henry IV The Lollards – Religious sect critical of the Roman Catholic church John Oldcastle – leader of the Lollards Thomas Walsingham – Chronicler and Benedictine monk Characters mentioned from the past Henry II – King of England in the 12th century Richard the lionheart – King of England in the 12th century CREDITS Music: Mjolnir by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License Music: Gavin Gamboa 08 – Duplex iii Metzik – medieval market mativve – mud leaves walking heavy shoe zimbot – longbowvolleys soundflakes – axe throwing hitting flesh dobroide – horse at walk visualaslyum – unsheathing a sword

Você sabe como são feitas as bebidas destiladas?Sabe o que é Coluna de Destilação? Alambique?Pois é pessoal, hoje é dia de falar um pouco mais de outras bebidas, como prometido no EP #000.Em um bate papo rápido, falamos sobre o quais são as formas de destilação não só do vinho, para fazer os Cognacs, Armagnacs e outros do EP #007, como de Vodkas, Uísques, Gin´s, Cachaças etc., além de explicar suas diferenças, porque um produtor opta por um ou outro método e muito mais!Está curtinho e bem legal, não deixem de ouvir! Muita informação legal, passada de forma simples. E aposto que você também gosta ou gostou dessas bebidas, hein?Então, enche sua taça, aperta o play e vem com a gente.E lembrem-se: siga/assine nosso podcast no seu agregador de podcast preferido, e siga a gente também no Instagram (@sommbrothers), Twitter (@sommbrothers) e Facebook (facebook.com/sommbrothers/), para se manter sempre informado(a) das novidades.Já estamos disponíveis no Spotify, Deezer, Alexa, Apple e Google Podcasts, dentre vários outros agregadores de podcasts existentes. Não sabe usá-los direito? Você sempre poderá nos ouvir também em nosso site: www.sommbrothers.com.br.Um abraço e até a próxima taça!.Foto: Pinterest.Música: Feeling Good, de Nina Simone

Alors que la France connaît un répit dans la guerre de Cent ans grâce aux victoires de Du Guesclin et de Charles V le Sage, un crime traumatise le pays : l’assassinat du duc d'Orléans, frère unique du roi Charles VI, le 23 novembre 1407. Il est vengé dans le sang, le 10 septembre 1419 par les Armagnacs qui assassinent Jean sans Peur. Dans l'imaginaire, ces épisodes ont contribué à donner au Moyen-Age son image désolante et sa pale figure. La société de Charles VI, de la fin du Moyen-Age siècle est souvent brandie comme l'image d'Epinal appropriée pour illustrer l’obscurantisme des temps médiévaux, le caractère glauque et sombre de l'Ancien-régime : entre crises, pestes, guerres, révoltes paysannes et tensions princières. Ce n’est pas pour rien que Michelet parlait de cette période comme de « l’agonie du Moyen-Âge ». Mais, c’est aussi et surtout un temps de débats : théologiques, politiques mais aussi poétiques. Un temps marqué par la naissance de l’Etat moderne et la redéfinition du pouvoir. On y voit émerger sur la scène politique, de puissants acteurs spirituels et intellectuels. Alors que certains contestent les rapports de pouvoir, le gouvernement politique s'ajuste. Des crises traversent le pays et en même temps, encouragent la production littéraire et artistique. Bref, la fin du Moyen-Âge est autant une période de remise en question qu'une ère aux perspectives idéologiques et philosophiques nouvelles : un temps et une société en pleine effervescence. Joël Blanchard est interrogé par Mari-Gwenn Carichon pour nous raconter la fin du Moyen-Age loin des caricatures. Notre invité : Joël Blanchard est historien médiéviste. Egalement professeur de littérature au Mans, il a travaillé sur plusieurs figures médiévales (Saint Louis, Louis XI, Philippe de Commynes) et commenté des écrits de l'époque médiévale. Il nous propose avec La fin du Moyen-Age (janvier 2020, Perrin, 342 pages, 16.99 €) une approche renouvelée d'une période cruciale de l'histoire de France en insistant sur les sources littéraires.

Welcome to Bevcast, beverage trade network's podcast channel where you can get tips from alcohol beverage industry experts and learn more about beer, wine, and spirits. In this episode, we talk about Armagnac, part of Spirits Styles series by Bevcast. Armagnac is generally considered to be one of France’s great brandies, with its fame and popularity only eclipsed by Cognac. This specific type of brandy is produced in the Armagnac region in southwestern France, approximately 100 miles southeast of Bordeaux. There are three different appellations for Armagnac: Bas-Armagnac (the top Armagnac producing region), Ténareze, and Haut-Armagnac (which produces the lightest Armagnacs). ***Subscribe to our Channels for more: *** ► YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/BEVERAGETRADENETWORK ► iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bevcast/ ► Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=233919&refid=stpr

QUANDO DEUS AJUDOU A GOVERNAR MINHA CONDUTA! 1% de Joana D'Arc, uma chefe militar da Guerra dos Cem Anos, durante a qual tomou partido pelos Armagnacs, na longa luta contra os Borguinhões e seus aliados ingleses, e canonizada pela Igreja Católica como Santa Padroeira da França. Cresça 1% ao DIA! IG: @fernaobattistoni facebook.com/fernaobattistoni

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Aquesta setmana, A les Portes de Troia parlarem de la guerra civil que va tenir lloc a la França de principis del segle XV entre els Armagnacs i els Borgonyons, dues faccions de l'alta aristocràcia del regne.

Every once in a while, you might want to step outside of your comfort zone and try something besides whisky. A WhiskyCast listener asked for suggestions along those lines after hearing our October episode about Armagnacs, and we turned to Jeff Cioletti for answers. He's the author of the new book "The Year of Drinking Adventurously: 52 Ways To Get Out of Your Comfort Zone" and editor-at-large for Beverage World magazine, and he'll join us for this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Diageo has bought a stake in Denmark's Stauning Distillery, while The Macallan and Glenfiddich are both planning new expansions. Glenfiddich's plans have a local politician concerned about "whisky nutters" crowding the roadside to take pictures. We'll also have details on some of the week's new whiskies, say farewell to one of Speyside's leaders, and taste three whiskies from around the world.

It's rare that we talk about spirits other than whiskies on WhiskyCast, but with many people complaining that rising prices for single malts are forcing them to seek alternatives, it's a good time to take another look at Armagnacs. We first looked at the French spirit back in 2007, and while whisky prices have been rising sharply, prices for vintage Armagnacs have been rising much more slowly. Florence Castarède is the sixth generation of her family to manage Armagnac Castarède, and we'll discuss Armagnacs with her on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Sazerac plans to revive the Michael Collins Irish Whiskey brand - just in time for the centennial of the Irish revolutionary's rise to prominence during the Irish Civil War. Shakespeare asked "what's in a name" -- and two whisky makers are asking that after winding up with the same name on their whiskies...and Neiman Marcus has the $125,000 answer to the question "what to give a whisky lover who has everything."

For the first time, we'll talk about something other than whiskies on WhiskyCast! There's a new trend toward single-estate Cognacs and Armagnacs from France that compare very favorably with many single malts...and can often be a fraction of the price! Veteran spirits writer F. Paul Pacult led a tasting of rare Cognacs and Armagnacs this past week in New York, and he'll help guide us on a journey through the French countryside. In the news, a $30,000 Balvenie hits the market, new whiskies from Compass Box, and Mallya does motorsports as well as whisky...