Podcasts about five boroughs brewing

It’s not business as usual this time on Brew Ha Ha with Herlinda Heras and Daedalus Howell, as Herlinda presents Beatles and Brews today. She has had this playlist on her main fridge for about 6 years. What’s more, she has such a collection of beers that she can line up the labels to match the songs for today’s show. The show begins with two Beatles tunes, She Loves You and I Want You / She’s So Heavy. Herlinda is a Beatles superfan. She knows Pete Best, who was the drummer for The Beatles before Ringo joined the band. Herlinda even has a signed picture with him from when he played in Petaluma on tour. Pete’s mother Mona Best bet on a horse named Never Say Die to win the 1954 Epsom Derby, at 33-1 odds. (sorry, audio garbled at 8:00) She used the winnings to buy the house where they built The Casbah Coffee Club in the basement. Pete’s brother Roag still runs tours at the original Casbah location. She Loves You goes with A View From The Top from Five Boroughs Brewing in Brooklyn. They brewed this beer to commemorate the refurbishing of the Empire State Building. It matches the Beatles arrival in NY in 1964 on Ed Sullivan and at Shea Stadium, and all the later New York connections. Daedalus asks Herlinda how she became such a big Beatles fan. Herlinda’s dad was in the Navy, and they were stationed for a while at Hunter’s Point Shipyard. Candlestick Park was nearby, and her mom wasn’t at the Beatles concert, but she said she could hear the crowd screaming. When her dad was in the Far East in the Navy, there where places where he could record albums onto reel-to-reel. Herlinda had an Akai reel-to-reel tape player. He gave her an audio documentary history of the Beatles that she listened to it over and over again. Black is Beautiful and Blackbird Herlinda was doing her math homework one day while living at Hamilton AFB in Novato. She was listening to KRQR San Francisco when the news came in of John Lennon’s murder. She immediately started her reel-to-reel recorder and captured the local coverage from all the local radio stations. Herlinda opens a beer called Black is Beautiful. She pairs it with the Beatles song Blackbird and points out Paul McCartney’s story of its origin. A bird means a girl in British English and Paul had seen stories of young black girls having to be escorted to school in the American south, and he wrote the song to describe them. The Black Is Beautiful beer started from an African American brewer Marcus Baskerville in the wake of George Floyd’s death. The song Tomorrow Never Knows, with its Indian sitars, suggests an IPA, India Pale Ale. There is more beer and Beatles music than we have time for in one show, so we will have to revisit this topic. Before we end this episode, Herlinda opens a Ukrainian style Golden Ale flavored with coriander. The BJCP judging guidelines recently admitted this Ukrainian style to their catalog. Herlinda suggests the song Golden Slumbers, for the Ukrainian ale. We will have to do a 2.0. We didn’t even get to the English beers. 

Let's get this out of the way first: Manufacturers are leaving money on the table. If you're a US manufacturer and you have yet to take advantage of the R&D tax credit, you need to listen to this episode. This week, we are joined by Jessie Cahill and Scott Hamilton, who are both experts in Research & Development Tax Credit Services at CohnReznick. These two are helping put money back in the pockets of manufacturers through the R&D Tax Credit. In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, you'll get a bit of tax advice for free. Jessie and Scott explain the benefits and process behind claiming for R&D tax credits. They dispel some common myths and urge everyone in manufacturing to check if they're eligible. It's not just the guys in lab coats who get approved. As long as you're creating, designing, or improving something, you could be in with a shot to save some serious cash on your tax bill. In this episode, find out: What R&D tax credit is Who can qualify for tax credit The top activities that qualify for R&D tax credit How manufacturers can be more proactive about tracking what's eligible for tax credits http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/iTunes (Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here.) Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “It's really a broad credit. So most companies are going to qualify for this.” – Jessie Cahill “You don't think of R&D, and people making little fixes and changes, as really counting towards it, but it does.” – Jessie Cahill “What I like to tell clients is, if you've got people in the United States, working on smart stuff, then you probably are eligible for the credit.” – Scott Hamilton Links & mentions: https://www.cohnreznick.com/?utm_source=show_notes&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=manufacturing_happy_hour (CohnReznick LLP), a leading advisory, assurance, and tax firm helping forward-thinking organizations achieve their vision with extensive expertise in the R&D Tax Credit https://fiveboroughs.com/ (Five Boroughs Brewing), a brewery and taproom in the heart of Sunset Park, Brooklyn https://www.hitimewine.net/ (Hi-Time Wine Cellars), specializing in tequila, this wine & spirits shop is located in Costa Mesa, CA Make sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/ (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

田中真太郎と大橋コユキによるフリートーク。（5月3日収録） ビールの自宅醸造とブリューワリーめぐりが趣味の田中がビールのうんちくを語り、おすすめのブリュワリーを紹介します。ニューヨークにお住まいの方にはこれからの季節におすすめの、ニューヨーク好きな日本のみなさんには、旅行が復活したらぜひ行ってほしいブリュワリー、それぞれのおすすめのスタイルなどを紹介していきます。 今回はブルックリン・サンセットパークのFive Boroughs Brewing Co.。 【大橋コユキ｜ラジオパーソナリティー／ナレーター】 ＜出演番組＞ ・さくらラジオ（ニューヨーク） 大橋コユキがパーソナリティを務める「Natural」は金曜日は午後１時30分からOn Air。 https://www.sakuraradio.com ・宮崎サンシャインFM（宮崎） ワイド番組「Natural」は金曜日午後2時30分からOn Air。 http://www.sunfm.co.jp ・ラジオ川越 ワイド番組「Natural」は日曜日午後5時30分からOn Air。 https://radiokawagoe.com https://twitter.com/radiokawagoe https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyp331z0mP0K4hoxOOrUeQ ＜紹介ページ＞ ・Luna Media https://www.lunamedia.nyc/voiceover ・Youtube www.youtube.com/channel/UC84YijyCO_xazLh7yRaGbBw ・ブログ https://ameblo.jp/stevie1 【田中真太郎｜ポッドキャスター】 ・note https://note.com/tanakamedialab ・Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC46W10OeK0yCHHdbdbCw3Aw (Youtube Play List) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLichTuTSNfUaO9fJpUwYPbJs-SSdT5u6J (Spotify） https://open.spotify.com/show/055uipR6fXkX2SNhcKoydv (iTunes） https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ny-real-talk-radio/id1527620987 (配信はいろいろなところでやってます) https://www.facebook.com/101558061706741/posts/101559695039911

We talk about THREE of the greatest things in the world this time around: Beer, Weird Al, and SPORTS! We are tackling (no pun intended) "Sports Song," and that leads us to some great conversation about sports, sports memories, and our first ever BLEEP! We've chosen some tasty beers to drink while delving into this song from Mandatory Fun: John has Go Birds from Flying Fish Brewing, and Lauren has The Dimey Nickel from Five Boroughs Brewing. Cheers!Music: https://www.purple-planet.com 

Mike Pete and Steve hang out with the Five Boroughs boys Paul and Kevin. They talk about the history of the brewery, location and future of the business in the this trying time. Nick from Rosies Draft Solutions stops by and runs down the many services they offer. We talk cleanliness of taps and the Brewers Association recommended cleaning guidelines.

My guest is Brian Kulbacki from Departed Soles who made a beer poking fun at the Astros and fans aren't happy about it. News from Flying Dog Brewery closing their taproom till next year. New beer from Five Boroughs Brewing and Founders Brewing. Good news for NJ Breweries and restaurants and so much more. Suds and Duds too with the beers in the picture.  #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy #growler #beer

Welcome everyone to the premier of Season 2! Thanks again to everyone who participated in the GoFundMe by either donating or sharing it on your social media. I am forever grateful. Thanks to all of you, I can continue this Craft Beer show FOR THE PEOPLE and now BY THE PEOPLE!This weeks feature hop: Madarina Bavaria Will Five Boroughs Brewing Co.'s Pilsner make it into the Three Beers Inn Mount Rushmore of Delicious Craft Beer? Listen in to find out as I review this beer and discuss the latest in Craft Beer news! Thanks for listening and have a great weekend! CHEERS! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this early recording, we discuss wombat evolution, and we unleash the best update to the Netflix platform!  Alex suggests a podcast name before we started the feed and Chad goes down an iTunes rabbit hole including our differing opinions on famous podcasts.  Our first Beer Corner:  Other Half Triple Simcoe Daydream, Five Boroughs Brewing, Juicy Brews, and Sam Adams New England IPA.   Email us at attnnetflix@gmail.com   Music Credit Track Name: "Chilled" Music by Dj Quads 

Women in New York’s beer scene dominate this week’s discussion on Beer Sessions Radio. Jimmy is joined by Kat Martinez, the founder of LineUp Brewing, Katherine Kyle, managing partner at the Blind Tiger, Ann Reilly from 5 Boroughs Brewing, and Lindsey Ronchi of Fool’s Gold. As they sipped on a raspberry sour they talked about the need to further categorize this broadly defined type of beer, among other things. Community was a recurring theme in the conversation, from social media networks, to the New York Brewers Guild, and the Pink Boots Society. Everyone dwelled on the many connections between beer and art as well. A strong argument was made for greater diversity in the beer industry and many believed local businesses, especially in New York City presented a good opportunity for this. Any one who listens to this episode will walk away with new events on their calendar like Beer without Beards and Blocktoberfest. Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

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We've got some great guests joining us this week to talk about 2018 NYC Beer Week, including most of the new breweries that opened in NYC in 2017. We'll be tasting the collaboration beer they made, and discussing the changing beer scene and culture in NYC, the challenges of opening a brewery within the five boroughs, getting beer in the right bars and retail locations, and much more! Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast

In episode 51 the BTBT crew hang with Five Boroughs Brewing in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY. In this early morning show we sit with co-founders Blake Tomnitz and Kevin O'Donnell and head brewer Nick Griffin. We talk about the Five Boroughs Brewing journey, the upcoming NYC Beer Week, a massive 9 brewery class of 2017 collaboration can release and much more! Good times with good folks and of course good craft beer. Visit the BTBT store at BeerTodayBeerTomorrow.com for all of your BTBT merchandise needs! Get you custom 16 oz logo glass ware and BTBT shirts today! Cheers   

Did you know that nine breweries opened this year in New York City alone? Chris and Rachel talk with the newly minted Five Boroughs Brewing Co, whose goal is to unite all New Yorkers by beer. Even Staten Island! Chris and the crew get real nerdy about methods, high ceilings, and Belgian Candy Sugar. Fuhmentaboudit! Fuhmentaboudit! is powered by Simplecast

It's the 400th episode of Beer Sessions Radio! Joining Jimmy in the studio are Nick, Kevin, and Blake from the brand new Five Boroughs Brewing, as well as Merlin Ward from Wartega Brewing, also in Industry City. And our good friend Anne Becerra is back in the co-host chair tonight!

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