Podcasts about Lindemans

In this episode of the Anglotopia podcast, host Jonathan Thomas speaks with Robert Verkaik, author of 'The Traitor of Arnhem', about the hidden espionage that shaped the fate of Operation Market Garden during World War II. They delve into the roles of double agents, particularly Anthony Blunt, and the impact of Soviet intelligence on the Allied war effort. Robert shares his personal connection to the story, the shocking revelations from newly released archives, and the broader implications of these betrayals on the war and post-war geopolitics. Links The Traitor of Arnhem (Bookshop.org link) The Traitor of Arnhem (Amazon Link) The Traitor of Arnhem (B&N Link) Operation Market Garden Anthony Blunt Takeaways Robert's family connection to a resistance fighter inspired his research. Anthony Blunt was a key figure in the Cambridge Five spy ring. Operation Market Garden was a risky plan that ultimately failed. The betrayal of Market Garden involved multiple double agents. Soviet intelligence played a significant role in undermining the Allies. The cover-up of Blunt's actions was extensive and politically motivated. Lindemans was a ruthless double agent who betrayed many. The intelligence war had profound effects on military operations. Newly released archives shed light on previously unknown betrayals. The narrative of World War II is as much about espionage as it is about battles. Sound Bites "Anthony Blunt was one of the famous Cambridge Five." "The shocking stuff really is the cover-up." "Lindemans was a brute of a man, really." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Betrayal of Arnhem 01:09 Personal Connections to History 02:22 The Life and Betrayal of Anthony Blunt 05:11 Understanding Operation Market Garden 12:53 The Shocking Revelations of Betrayal 20:29 The Role of Soviet Intelligence 24:04 Comparing Double Agents: Lindemans and Philby 28:00 The Influence of Ivan Tcheyev 29:46 The Cambridge Five's Complex Motivations 33:12 Critical Declassified Intelligence 39:05 The Puzzle of Obscured History 42:10 Challenging Myths: A Bridge Too Far 47:44 The Hypothetical Success of Market Garden 51:13 Lessons from the Intelligence War 52:52 anglotopia-podcast-outro.mp4 Video Version

In this episode of the Anglotopia podcast, host Jonathan Thomas speaks with Robert Verkaik, author of 'The Traitor of Arnhem', about the hidden espionage that shaped the fate of Operation Market Garden during World War II. They delve into the roles of double agents, particularly Anthony Blunt, and the impact of Soviet intelligence on the Allied war effort. Robert shares his personal connection to the story, the shocking revelations from newly released archives, and the broader implications of these betrayals on the war and post-war geopolitics. Links The Traitor of Arnhem (Bookshop.org link) The Traitor of Arnhem (Amazon Link) The Traitor of Arnhem (B&N Link) Operation Market Garden Anthony Blunt Takeaways Robert's family connection to a resistance fighter inspired his research. Anthony Blunt was a key figure in the Cambridge Five spy ring. Operation Market Garden was a risky plan that ultimately failed. The betrayal of Market Garden involved multiple double agents. Soviet intelligence played a significant role in undermining the Allies. The cover-up of Blunt's actions was extensive and politically motivated. Lindemans was a ruthless double agent who betrayed many. The intelligence war had profound effects on military operations. Newly released archives shed light on previously unknown betrayals. The narrative of World War II is as much about espionage as it is about battles. Sound Bites "Anthony Blunt was one of the famous Cambridge Five." "The shocking stuff really is the cover-up." "Lindemans was a brute of a man, really." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Betrayal of Arnhem 01:09 Personal Connections to History 02:22 The Life and Betrayal of Anthony Blunt 05:11 Understanding Operation Market Garden 12:53 The Shocking Revelations of Betrayal 20:29 The Role of Soviet Intelligence 24:04 Comparing Double Agents: Lindemans and Philby 28:00 The Influence of Ivan Tcheyev 29:46 The Cambridge Five's Complex Motivations 33:12 Critical Declassified Intelligence 39:05 The Puzzle of Obscured History 42:10 Challenging Myths: A Bridge Too Far 47:44 The Hypothetical Success of Market Garden 51:13 Lessons from the Intelligence War 52:52 anglotopia-podcast-outro.mp4

Nach dem Grosserfolg des letzten Albums «Ignorance» (im Februar 2021 Sounds! Album der Woche) folgte bei Tamara Lindeman der Crash. Das siebte Album «Humanhood» musste aus dem Loch einer chronischen Depersonalisationsstörung entstehen. Aber: Alles halb so wild, versichert Lindeman im Sounds!-Interview. Also, das Songwriting sei ihr zwar noch nie so schwer gefallen wie für das siebte The Weather Station-Album, wer nun allerdings jeden Stein der Platte umdreht um nach Details über Lindemans aktuellen Gesundheitszustand zu suchen, macht sich damit keinen Gefallen: «Wenn ich wirklich glauben würde, dass jedes Lied, das ich schreibe, ein Stück meines Lebens ist, das nun fix in Stein gemeisselt ist, dann könnte ich wohl nie wieder einen Song schreiben», sagt die Musikerin aus Kanada über ihr neustes Album. Weitere Themen unseres Gesprächs: Wie ein Telefonat mit einer guten Freundin Lindeman zum Weinen gebracht hat und nun zum Herzstück des Albums wurde, sowie ihre Liebe zu The Blue Nile und Talk Talk. «Humanhood» ist das neue Sounds! Album der Woche. Bis und mit Freitag gibt's jeden Abend Vinyl zu gewinnen – nur live in der Sounds!-Radiosendung. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:54 – MORE THAN LIFE von THE HORRORS · 22:48 – WWW SHE HOT von UCHE YARA · 22:46 – ORLANDO IN LOVE von JAPANESE BREAKFAST · 22:42 – SAD MAKEUP von YUKIMI · 22:39 – CRUSH von ALEX NAUVA & GALLERY OF NOISE · 22:35 – COOK & EFFY von KILLOWEN & FRANKIE STEW AND HARVEY GUNN · 22:32 – ANKLES von LUCY DACUS · 22:28 – BRING AN END von BUTLER, BLAKE & GRANT · 22:23 – SNOWFLAKES von DROPKICK · 22:19 – BLEIB AM LEBEN von TOCOTRONIC · 22:16 – STRETCH THE STRUGGLE von BRIA SALMENA · 22:12 – TIME WAITED von MY MORNING JACKET · 22:08 – GET BY von KATE TEAGUE · 21:57 – WINDOW von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:53 – DUM DUM GIRL von TALK TALK · 21:47 – TINSELTOWN IN THE RAIN von THE BLUE NILE · 21:41 – MIRROR von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:36 – HARD DRIVE von CASSANDRA JENKINS · 21:26 – IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:18 – NEON SIGNS von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:15 – BODY MOVES von THE WEATHER STATION · 21:04 – ROBBER von THE WEATHER STATION

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Send us a Text Message.Are the days of affordable Australian wines numbered? Tune in to this episode of Wine with Meg and Mel as we uncover the seismic shifts in ownership shaking up the Australian wine industry. From Pernod Ricard passing its wine portfolio to Accolade Wines, to Treasury Wine Estates offloading well-known brands like Lindemans and Wolf Blass, the landscape is changing fast. We're also celebrating the stars of the 2025 Holiday Wine Awards! Plus, we'll share how Aldi UK's marketing magic is positioning its wines as the new go-to for luxury on a budget. Get ready for an engaging discussion on these exciting developments in the wine world.Follow us on instagram @winewithmegandmel

‘Ik kan me niet voorstellen dat mensen wel willen leven.' Deze aangrijpende uitspraak komt uit de documentaireserie ‘Een goede dood', gemaakt door Elena Lindemans voor BNNVARA. In de serie volgt zij zes mensen die de regie over hun eigen levenseinde willen en dat levert zowel aangrijpende als leerzame verhalen op.     In deze aflevering gaat Jan van Poppel met Elena Lindemans in gesprek over de wanhoopsdaad van haar eigen moeder en de vraag of mensen die ernstig psychisch lijden en een acute doodswens hebben, gehoord worden door hun artsen.   Je luistert ‘de Nacht van…' iedere nacht tussen 02:00 en 05:00 op radio NPO1! 

Annemieke Bosman in gesprek met Elena Lindemans, documentairemaker. Lindemans maakt de vierdelige docuserie Een goede dood, die te zien is op NPO2. Daarin volgt Lindemans zes mensen die uit het leven willen stappen. De serie laat zien hoe mensen met hulp van een arts waardig mogen sterven maar ook hoe zwaar een euthanasietraject voor sommigen nog altijd is. 

I dette afsnit skal vi smage på "Kreik" fra det belgiske bryggeri Brouwerij Lindemans! En lambic der smager som Berlinmurens fald der i selskab med kirsebærsovs forvandlet til der gøre sig klar til året første og eneste portion risalamande!Spørgsmålet er om det er godt eller skidt?!SKÅL!!Husk at følge os på:InstagramFacebookUntappd

Elena Lindemans is documentairemaker en presentator. Lindemans maakte de documentaires Moeders springen niet van flats, Vrouw slaat man en Ik heb het niet gedaan. In haar nieuwe documentaire In de TBS volgt zij Hans Faber die inzichtelijk probeert te maken wat zich afspeelt binnen de muren van de tbs-klinieken in Nederland. Lotje IJzermans gaat met Elena Lindemans in gesprek. TW: in dit gesprek komt zelfmoord ter sprake.

The Hoppy Boys are back to put out some more boring bullshit with one of their dumb ugly friends again.

In deze aflevering proeven we Faro gebrouwen door Lindemans. The post Wil je wat drinken? Lindemans Faro appeared first on De Nuk.

Welcome to A Woman's Brew, where women talk about beer! Some of the most interesting innovation in craft beer can come from historical sources. In this episode we have gathered together a selection of beers that come from historical recipes and practices. Starting with Bishop's Finger from the oldest brewery in the UK, Shepherd Neame, moving to a mild recipe from 1916 by Elusive and Partizan, Holy Goat make an appearance with their 1897 export stout and finishing with a 200th anniversary oude gueuze from Lindemans. We cover the gambit of the oldest bottled beer, old recipes bought back to life and celebration of traditional beer making techniques. Brewing is such an interesting art! Are there other historical beers we should look at? Let us know in the comments! Check out the International Women's Day page on the Shepherd Neame website here: https://www.shepherdneame.co.uk/IWD And here is more information on Dogfish Head's Midas Touch: https://www.dogfish.com/brewery/beer/midas-touch Get in Touch: Email: lovebeerlearning@gmail.com Website: http://www.lovebeerlearning.co.uk Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lovebeerlearning Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovebeerlearning Tori: @adventures_in_hoptimism Joanne: @awomansbrew. Facebook Group: Women's Pint Club Join the mailing list: https://www.subscribepage.com/v5c0a7 Support us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/lovebeerlearning Etsy Shop: http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LoveBeerLearning Subscribe: · iTunes · Spotify · Sounder · Google · Stitcher · TuneIn Watch: YouTube Music: Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

This week I'm talking about Black IPA's and a surprise special guest star Ruby talking about Lindemans Framboise! Shoutout to Beer'd Al Podcast!

2022, le retour de l'emblématique « Toer de Geuze » avec une quinzaine de brasseries ouvertes au public le temps d'un week-end. Débriefing et zoom sur les 200 ans de Lindemans dans cet épisode.

Brought to you by Green Mountain Payments - helping local business owners save thousands of dollars by providing complimentary credit card processing equipment and zero cost credit card processing. Visit greenmountainpayments.com or posandzero.com today! Happy Birthday to two breweries. We'll start with Braxton Brewing who is celebrating their 75th birthday! https://mybeerbuzz.blogspot.com/2022/04/braxton-brewing-celebrates-7th.html And going across the puddle, and maybe a bit deeper, Lindemans, one of the oldest Belgian lambic beer brewers in the world, is celebrating their bicentennial (200 years) https://www.brewbound.com/news/lindemans-celebrates-200th-anniversary-with-limited-edition-lambic Lots of people wait and wait to get the chance to get their hands on Pappy Van Winkle bourbon. But what if you didn't have to wait that long and you could win? Well there are three raffles! Get the scoop at https://www.cincinnati.com/story/entertainment/nightlife/bars-and-clubs-news/2022/04/13/pappy-van-winkle-bourbon-raffles-cincinnati/7293698001/ Bud Light Seltzer is releasing a limited Cocktail Hour variety pack “for a limited time nationwide, beginning Monday, April 25..." For the full scoop https://www.anheuser-busch.com/newsroom/2022/04/bud-light-seltzer-cocktail-hour-variety-pack/ Find me online - social media profiles & links at https://BoozebuddyUpdate.com Learn more about your host and voice over talent The Real Voice - Mel Allen at https://TheRealVoice.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

Beth and Kate interview the resourceful and spirit-led Jeremy Lindeman! Jeremy lives in Leetonia with his wife, Sara, and daughter, Lillian. Jeremy was born and raised in Minnesota. Joining the Air Force after high school, he was stationed over the next six years in two bases in South Dakota and Missouri. Hoping to move into airman leadership school position after two tours, Jeremy was instead moved to a blessing-in-disguise position in Missouri. After marrying Sara and receiving a word from God to go back to her family's farm, the Lindemans made their way to Ohio. Jeremy now works for ODOT. He and Sara bought and have been working on a fixer-upper, but have recently purchased land to build, with plans to be back on the farmland. They've been a part of the Upper Room for four years now! We're so grateful for Jeremy and the ways he serves and loves his family and the church! Jeremy presently serves as a deacon, as a part of the prophetic ministry team, and has been a great help to the church and multiple people in the area of fix-its! Functioning so well in both the natural and supernatural aspects of his faith, he's a great example of living out the kingdom with a wrench and hammer AND with a prophetic word. If you know Jeremy, you know he loves Jesus, his family, the outdoors, helping others, and speaking life and encouragement to people. His love for and example of Jesus can be seen in all of these things! Listen and hear from Jeremy as he encourages us to keep moving forward in our faith!

Lindemans 45 Cabernet is on my Top Shelf. For tasting notes check out my blog.Linkhttps://www.singlemaltlives.com/2022/01/lindemans-bin-45-cabernet-sauvignon.html

On this episode we go all in on Lambic.  John and Mr. Steve sample some Lindemans, Gueuze Tilquin and 3 Fonteinen.  We hang out with Jerry, the Director of the documentary Bottle Conditioned.  He schools us on all things Lambic, we watch the trailer for the documentary and we talk about what went into making the film.  Please subscribe, rate and share!  Thank you!

Advent 2021 Day 8 has another deep deep cellar dive. This time from Lindeman's. The Oude Kriek Cuvee Rene is a cherry fermented lambic aged on oak barrels for six months. It's then transferred to bottles to spontaneously ferment. This means that it will stay carbonated a bit longer provided that spontaneous fementation happens. This one happens to be 4 years old. Let's see how it holds up. 

Besides its people and the quality of their free snacks, an organization's intellectual property is often its most valuable asset. Whether it's a patent or a trademark, a graphic design or proprietary market information, or just the unique way they do what they do. Companies must protect their innovations or risk significant damage to their future prospects.  Assessing the vulnerabilities of such valuable inventory is as important as it is time-consuming. But such a review involves answering the same long-set of questions posed to any organization, no matter what type. There is the problem. You have a critical invention. You don't know if it's at risk. What do you do? You contact a lawyer, of course. You go through the process, one they have managed many times before. What if you could do this yourself first, before contacting a firm? What if it took just 20 minutes and could be done from the comfort of your desk? An innovative pair of attorneys in Brussels asked that question and came up with a solution. And I had the pleasure of interviewing them. They are Crowell & Moring partner Jan-Diederik Lindemans and Judith Bussé, both part of the firm's Technology & Intellectual Property Department in Brussels. And, working with Neotalogic, they developed an interactive app that takes you through a set of attorney-crafted questions that, depending on your answers, take you to other questions. The app applies a layer of artificial intelligence to enhance the information gathering process. Listen to what these innovators had to say about the Crowell & Moring IP Check-Up application, and take it for a test drive yourself.  Or, here is a quick video of someone using the app. This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences and the legal news folks at Law Street Media, and the Fastcase legal research family, which includes Docket Alarm and Judicata. If you have comments or wish to participate in one our projects, or want to tell me how insightful our guests are, please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com. Tom HagyHost of the Emerging Litigation Podcast

This week Ben and Lucy are joined by Peter and Andres from Auroch Digital to chat about the Bristol game dev studio and their upcoming game Brewmaster, a chemistry-based home brewing sim. We delve into Brewmaster, its inspirations, the scientific approach and what to expect from the game. We also chat with Andres and Peter about what they are currently playing. There are a bunch of beers. Andres drinks a trio from Queer Brewing, with their Flowers Witbier, Tiny Dots Pilsner and Existence as a Radical Act Pale Ale. Both Peter and Ben stick with Bristol brewers, Peter drinks All Day Long from Newtown Park and Arbors My Little Sabrony and Ben has Good Chemistry Big Bounce and Left Handed Giants Directional Dance. Lucy starts with Water Jump from Whiplash and finishes on the Kriek from Lindemans. If you want to support Auroch Digital and are interested in Brewmaster it can be wishlisted here on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1569200/Brewmaster/ Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork Please like comment and subscribe and if you can share it! Want to be part of the team, contact us!

Als sich der Lebensgefährte von Lena S. (32) von einem auf den anderen Tag von ihr trennt, um eine andere zu heiraten und in Windeseile ein Kind zu zeugen, steht die junge Frau nach zehn Jahren Partnerschaft vor dem Nichts. Gekränkt und verbittert entscheidet sie sich dafür, sich nicht mehr dermaßen verletzen lassen und ein neuer Mann muss vor allem eines zu bieten haben: Geld! 
Als sie in eine andere Abteilung versetzt wird, sitzt nebenan der Oberboss des Konzerns, Bernd Holthusen, und Lena wittert ihre Chance. Sie ist sich sicher, einen Mann dieses Kalibers würde sie nach einem kompletten Umstyling bezirzen können und dann in die Welt von Macht und Reichtums einzutauchen. Irgendwann tappt Bernd tatsächlich in die Falle, steht mit einer Flasche Champagner und funkelndem Diamantkollier vor Lenas Tür und verlautbart, er sei ganz verrückt nach ihr und hätte seine Familie für sie verlassen. Die beiden werden tatsächlich ein Paar und Bernd legt ihr die Welt zu Füßen. Lena genießt das Luxusleben, ihr Herz verschenkt die immer noch tief gekränkte Lena allerdings nicht...

Cette semaine on goûte un lambic belge, plus toutes nos rubriques habituelles.  Intro et outro: Big Patate par Ruff N Ready    Binouze USA fait partie du label Podcut. Retrouvez tous les podcasts du label sur www.podcut.studio. Vous pouvez aussi aider le label en allant sur www.patreon.com/podcut. 

Cette semaine on goûte un lambic belge, plus toutes nos rubriques habituelles. Intro et outro: Big Patate par Ruff N Ready Binouze USA fait partie du label Podcut. Retrouvez tous les podcasts du label sur www.podcut.studio. Vous pouvez aussi aider le label en allant sur www.patreon.com/podcut.

This week we're talking to Chris Eyers from Merchant du Vin, one of the largest specialty beer importers in North America, to celebrate Orval Day coming up this Saturday, March 20th! Merchant du Vin is responsible for importing some of the biggest names in imported European beer stateside such as Samuel Smith's, Lindemans, Ayinger, Rochefort, Westmalle, and of course, Orval! Join us on this short journey as we talk about the history of Orval, and what old, storied brands can do to stay relevant in today's constantly evolving craft beer culture!Make sure to check us out on social media!Facebook - www.facebook.com/citywideliquorsInstagram - @citywideliquorsmishawakaTwitter - @citywideliquorsYouTube - https://youtube.com/channel/UCBfUv46MnpDTjyLCgiHEQHg We are a Verified Venue on Untappd so check us out there for new beer releases and updates!

On this week's episode we sample New Belgium's OakSpire Old Fashioned Ale and Lindemans Peche Lambic while discussing the many versions of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Help Support the podcast and Buy Us a Pint: www.buymeacoffee.com/drepandstone We'd love to hear from you! Email us your comments and questions: DrepandStone@gmail.com and connect with us via Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or DrepandStone.com Don't forget to subscribe! Music by @joakimkarudmusic

Lindeman's Bin 99 Pinot Noir Love Noir Pinot Noir Deloach Vinyards Heritage Reserve Pinot Noir In this episode, Rob, Scott, and The BBB review a trio of cheap / bad Pinot Noirs in Pinots from Lindeman's Bin 99, Love Noir, and Deloach Vineyards Heritage Reserve.  Will any show any type of classic Pinot character, will any show any type of character of any kind?  We shall see... on The Wine Vault.

När ondskan härjar fritt i Gévaudan, ett stenkast från den påvliga välsignelsen, så kallar Frankrike in sina finaste och modigaste jägare för att stoppa den sadistiska mördaren som dekapiterar områdets kvinnor och barn.Men räcker det verkligen med mod för att överlista det monster som plågar människor och en nation för att förödmjuka den och tvinga den till underkastelse?Guernica,Oradour,Babij Jar,Katyń,Lidice,Sharpeville,Treblinka,Hanoi.Kommer även Gévaudan fogas in i raden över platser där våldet har triumferat?

In this episode, we're leaving winter (yes!) and entering lockdown. How is an introvert, single parent to survive the coming weeks...or (please, God no!) months?Drink: Belgian lambicVent: Travel plans and PTO...cancelledWant to share a drink...or a vent? Contact me at singlemom@drinkventing.com

Welcome to episode 156 of the AoD Podcast! This week, we have a few sour ales on tap: the Lindemans Framboise and Strawberry Lambic Ales and the Ommegang Pale Sour Ale. For our Weekly Pairing, we bring you episode 8 of Mawaru Penguindrum and Shin Sekai Yori in our OreShiri. Next course is our rant on bad female leads, covering the finale of Yesterday wo Utatte and Tower of God episode 12. Finally, we have a heaping of finales to cover and the long awaited Ishigami backstory arc in Kaguya-sama S2! Grab a sour ale and pucker up, because there's a lot of unexpected developments coming your way! Show Notes: 00:00:26 Intro00:01:00 Beers of the Week: Lindemans Lambic (Framboise and Strawberry) and Ommegang Pale SourWeekly Pairing: OreShiri Ep 8s00:04:20 Mawaru Penguindrum00:22:00 Shin Sekai Yori00:36:00 Beer Review00:54:02 News BreakHappy Hour: Rant of the Week: Bad Female Leads (Yesterday and Tower of God)01:02:26 Yesterday wo Utatte01:17:45 Tower of GodCurrent Spring Shows01:25:33 Kaguya-sama S201:35:10 Kakushigoto Finale01:41:42 Nami yo Kiitekure Finale01:47:47 My Next Life as a Villainess Finale01:52:10 Clannad Rewatch Eps 15-1601:58:10 Housekeeping/Closing To catch our shows live, head over to twitch.tv/animeondraft and give us a follow. Be sure to turn on notifications to be alerted when we go live. You can catch us on Twitter @animeondraft to receive updates on our weekly streams. Our current streaming schedule is Mondays starting around 7:30 PM Pacific Time. Join our Discord!

In this episode we are joined by Columbus sour beer aficionado Dan Reeve for a virtual voyage to Pajotenland. Join us as we take an in depth look at a style that many feel represents the pinnacle of brewing art, blended lambic gueuze. We crack open gueuzes from Cantillon, Drie Fonteinen and Lindemans and share stories from our separate visits to the lambic breweries near Brussels.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by Joe Lipa, who is retiring after a 40 year career in the craft beer industry, working for specialty beer importer, Merchant du Vin. He shares the stories behind the efforts to introduce Americans to four iconic breweries: Samula Smith, Lindemans, Ayinger, and Orval Trappist. Along for the ride are Robert Hodson from Sheehan Family Companies and Ben Keene, a writer for Beer Advocate. When Joe helped launch Samuel Smith in the US, it was twice the price of the most expensive beer on the market. He talks about how he worked to educate consumers, starting with sales to high end restaurants, before these beers made their way into wine shops and then ultimately grocery stores. Learn about why these beers are best in class and why Merchant du Vin has focused on sustaining their relationship with centuries old family breweries rather than expanding. Beer ListOrval Trappist AleSamual Smith, Yorkshire StingoWestmalle Trappist Ale DubelBeer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

With the decade coming to a close, the guys are in a particularly reflective mood. Matty's ready to completely reinvent himself, Noah's standing ground with arms folded, and per usual, the resulting dialogue finds itself in a happy medium. The conversation reflects on the good, bad, and ridiculous that seven months of podcasting has brought the guys, and touches on their hopes and dreams (or lack thereof) for 2020. The pseudo-psychiatric self indulgence wraps up with Noah and Matt sharing their three respective most memorable beer drinking experiences of the past year. Onward and upward.. fingers crossed.

Lindemans: the Magic of Lambic BeersShow notesLindemans is one of Belgium’s oldest and most respected beer brands. Its lambic beers are world-famous, and the business has been run by a member of the Lindemans family for six generations - for almost 200 years.Join host Nate Cairney as he delves into the Lindemans story, which is fascinating and fraught with adventure, persistence, happy accidents and innovation. You'll also learn more about an incredible - almost magical - process known as spontaneous fermentation, in which the success of a modern brewing operation relies on harnessing something…invisible.Helpful Links:Lindemans BeerSpontaneously Fermented Belgian Beers

New Podcast Takes Listeners to Belgium to Illuminate Legendary Beers - Ask many experts, and they’ll tell you that Belgium is to beer what France is to wine or what Scotland is to single malt whiskey - in other words, the best. However, many of the defining breweries in the small and often unassuming country remain shrouded in mystery.Belgian Beer Quest is a new podcast that highlights the fascinating stories that define some of the top beers in the world. Hosted by Nate Cairney, each episode focuses on a single brewery or a theme related to Belgian beer, and uses a blend of storytelling, travel narrative, and expert interviews. During the first season, audiences will get an inside look at legendary labels like Westvleteren, Orval, Chimay, Lindemans, and others.Belgian Beer Quest isn’t just for beer geeks, either. Though it respects the fundamentals of brewing, the series uses a multifaceted approach to reveal how history, war, religion, personality, economics and geography have helped shape contemporary Belgian beers. Listeners will also be introduced to aspects of beer culture that are uniquely Belgian, including austere Trappist abbeys, and breweries that defined now-global styles like tripel or saison.Transcript Nate Carney: (00:06)Since the beginning, humans have been defined by our quests. We search for meaning, for love, for excellence, for truth, for beauty, for the divine, and sometimes we find all of these things and more in unexpected places like say, in Belgium, and with beer. I'm Nate Carney, host of Belgian Beer Quest, a podcast about the people, places, histories and mysteries behind the legendary Belgian beers. I want to invite you to join me as we travel throughout Belgium, a small, beautiful and often unassuming country that has an unparalleled beer culture. I mean, Belgium is to beer what France is to wine or what Scotland is to single malt whiskey. It's the best. Along the way, we'll visit remote monasteries, charming villages, and rarely seen brewing operations, like the famed Westvleteren Abbey, were cloistered monks brew, extremely limited amounts of a beer that is often cited as one of the top, if not the top, beers in the world. Breanden Karney: (01:07) I'm inside the walls of the Abbey. There's a group of photographers surrounding Brother [Manu 00:00:01:11]. In the distance. I can see a tin roof covering thousands of bottles of Westvleteren. This is an incredible opportunity. Nate Carney: (01:19) You'll learn about Orval, the Trappist monastery, which produces a single amazing beer, is possibly the most respected brewery in Belgium and just might owe its existence to the most gallant medieval fish the world has ever known. Breanden Karney: (01:34) Legend has it that Matilda, an 11th century widowed Tuscan Royal, lost her wedding ring one day in a spring, in what is now Belgium. Distraught at her loss, she prayed for the ring's return. A gallant trout swam upward, ring in its mouth, causing the princess to exclaim that, "Truly, this place was a golden Valley," or as it would be said in French, "[French 00:01:58] Orval." Nate Carney: (01:59) You'll hear why a purchase of Chimay strikes a blow for good in the world. How Lindeman's Beers are something almost magical, why [St-Feuillien 00:02:07] may be the archetypal Belgian brewery and so much more. Together we'll journey into sometimes strange, often incredible, and always excellent, worlds of shiny steel, massive bottles, austere chapels and mad beer scientists. It's time to learn more about what makes Belgian beer so special. It's time for a quest, a Belgian beer quest. We can't wait to have you join us.

De Vlaamse brouwerij Lindemans brouwt verschillende soorten kriek. Chaim van der Maat, sommelier bij de Bierverteller, bespreekt twee van deze bieren in onze wekelijkse bier podcast.

Happy Monday, everyone! Today, Ryan and Alex are trying Lindemans Strawberry by Brouwerij Lindemans. Brouwerij Lindemans is a family-driven company, aware of their corporate responsibility. They embrace the rich lambic tradition, traditional brewing methods, and the unique Senne Valley biotope. Their beers are authentic, have a very specific and quirky character and offer a unique tasting experience to every consumer with each sip. Lindemans Strawberry is a fruit lambic with the complex sweetness of the fruit made to perfectly match with the sourness of the lambic, resulting in a unique balanced marriage of sweet and sour. This week on FDB - cows get a shot at online dating, a Bichon Frise works the crowd, hear one of the best obituary jokes around, and more! Now please kick back, and enjoy another sit down with Friends Drink Beer. To support Brouwerij Lindemans and find out more about their beers, visit their website at: www.lindemans.be BEER EVENT OF THE WEEK EVENT: New England Craft Brew Summit WHERE: Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland, Maine WHEN: March 1, from 7:30am till 5:30pm WHAT: More than just a trade-show of vendor booths, the New England Brew Summit is all about bringing people in the craft beer industry together to share ideas and knowledge that will move the industry forward in a sustainable way. They are planning more than a dozen workshops throughout the day with technical brewing topics, business topics, and, Front of House/ Hospitality/ Tasting Room and Pub Operations. To top it all off, they’ll have a great lunch, several pours of beer from across the region, and a happy hour to celebrate all the craft beer industry has achieved! Have a question for Ryan & Alex? Submit it today at www.friendsdrinkbeer.com, and we will answer it on the next episode! Lastly if you like the show, donate to us and show your support: www.patreon.com/friendsdrinkbeer CREDITS Alex Hobbs - Executive Producer Ryan Roope - Executive Producer Episode Written By - Jared Brody & Alexis Ashjian

Welcome to episode 2 of Daytime Drinking with the Craftie Boys. This week James has brought Artist formaly known as Chocolate Brown Imperial Stout by Ellusive Brewing and Salty Kiss by Magic Rock. Pav has brought Tripel by Grimbergen and lindemans lambic beer by Lindemans. Harnam has brought Mud City by Sadlers and Firecatcher by Whychwood.

Skådespelaren och dramapedagogen Maria Lindeman satsar på regi och rörelsebaserad scenkonst. Hon har provat allt från dockteater och film till musikaler och teaterföreställningar. Hon har bott, studerat och arbetat i både Finland, Sverige, Italien och Mexiko. Nu vill skådespelaren Maria Lindeman satsa på regi. Vi pratar även om för- och nackdelar med att vara frilansare inom teatervärlden. Och så besöker Jasmin den årliga skönhetsgalans röda matta och spanar efter vårtecken! Popula tvåspråkig radio på finska och svenska Fredag 13 april kl 20.40 i Sisuradio Programledare Erkki Kuronen och Jasmin Lindberg Facebook/Instagram: SRPopula

Almost final round.

Almost final round.

Special Guest Host: Chris Quinn, Special Guest: Randy Crabtree, both of The Beer Temple.

Special Guest Host: Chris Quinn, Special Guest: Randy Crabtree, both of The Beer Temple.

Episode 4 - Dr. Caroline Lindemans by STEMCELL Technologies

Uma cervejaria belga cheia de personalidade e fora dos padrões tradicionais! Acompanhe neste vídeo a visita à Brasserie de la Senne. Estive recentemente em Bruxelas, na Bélgica, para ser jurado do Brussels Beer Challenge 2016. Foi a minha segunda participação neste concurso, que é um das mais importantes competições cervejeiras do mundo. E como parte do roteiro do evento fizemos uma visita à Brasserie de la Senne. A Brasserie de la Senne vem se destacando não apenas na Bélgica, mas em todo o mundo, pela sua personalidade forte e que foge do padrão tradicional da escola belga, porém mantendo um excelente padrão de qualidade. Como descreve o próprio Yvan de Baets, um dos proprietários e cervejeiros da Brasserie de la Senne, suas cervejas se caracterizam por dois aspectos fundamentais: equilíbrio e drinkability. Para atingir este resultado, diversas técnicas tradicionais e inovadoras são aplicadas, além do uso de equipamentos customizados como os tanques de fermentação de desenho próprio. Duas curiosidades interessantes sobre a Brasserie de la Senne são sua política sobre lúpulos e levedura: eles não utilizam lúpulos do “novo mundo” (EUA, Japão, Austrália, Nova Zelândia etc), e utilizam apenas uma variedade de levedura Saccharomyces para todas as suas cervejas. Acompanhe neste vídeo o tour que fizemos pela cervejaria, alguns depoimentos de colegas jurados e, por fim, a degustação de um dos últimos rótulos lançados pela Brasserie de la Senne, a Bruxellensis. Aproveite para conferir o segundo vídeo desta viagem, uma visita à cervejaria Lindemans: www.mestre-cervejeiro.com/belgica-visita-lindemans Santé!

A segunda maior cervejaria de Lambics no mundo! Acompanhe neste vídeo uma visita à cervejaria Lindemans. A segunda maior cervejaria de Lambics no mundo! Acompanhe neste vídeo a visita à cervejaria Lindemans. A Lindemans é uma cervejaria especializada em Lambics que fica nos arredores de Bruxelas, no vilarejo de Vlezenbeek. Fundada em 1822 por Joos Frans Lindemans, a cervejaria permanece uma empresa familiar, hoje nas mãos da sexta geração, representada por Geert e Dirk Lindemans. No local onde hoje é fica a segunda maior produtora de Lambics do mundo, originalmente encontrava-se uma fazenda. Como não havia trabalho a ser feito nos campos durante os meses de inverno, o primeiro Lindemans resolveu começar a produzir cerveja seguindo a antiga produção das cervejas de fermentação espontânea. Hoje, além das Oude Kriek e Oude Gueuze tradicionais, a Lindemans produz outras variedades de Lambic como as Faro e Fruit Lambics de diversas frutas. E muitas destas cervejas estão disponíveis no Brasil. Neste vídeo você poderá acompanhar o tour guiado da cervejaria. No fim faço uma breve apresentação de dois rótulos: a Cuvée René, uma Oude Kriek; e a Lindemans Cassis, uma Fruit Lambic. Aproveite para conferir aqui a visita à cervejaria Brasserie de la Senne: www.mestre-cervejeiro.com/belgica-visita-brasserie-de-la-senne Um brinde!

Season 3, Episode 40 – This week, we’re blind ranking 13 different gueuze-style beers. The gueuze showdown was inevitable, really. I mean, IPA, stout, and pilsner showdowns are all good and well, but a gueuze showdown is really hard to pull off. Since “sour beers” have been all the rage for the last ten years or so (at least from our limited perspective), it seemed natural to put on our big-boy pants and get to the real deal: gueuze-style beer and lambic. The Gueuze Showdown As always, this showdown is by no means a definitive list or ranking. Many beers were left out of this showdown simply because we couldn’t get them. Gueuze is a tough style to nail for many breweries and blenderies, as is evident in this showdown. Making a great gueuze is tough, and they’re equally hard to acquire. We tried to get as many quality gueuze-style beers as we could find, so don’t get butt-hurt because we didn’t include your favorite. It should also be noted that John was the proctor for this showdown. He served up the beers and participated in the ranking, but the final scores on this showdown do not take his scores into account, since he knew what the beers were upon evaluation. Here are the beers that we sampled in the showdown, listed in the order they were served: Beer #1 – Brouwerij Lindemans – Oude Gueuze Cuvée René Beer #2 – Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Boon Black Label Beer #3 – Gueuzerie Tilquin – Oude Gueuze Tilquin à L’Ancienne Beer #4 – Brewery John Martin & Brewery Timmermans – Timmermans Oude Gueuze Beer #5 – Brasserie Cantillon – Gueuze 100% Lambic Bio Beer #6 – Hanssens Artisanaal – Oude Gueuze Beer #7 – The Bruery – Rueuze Beer #8 – Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Beer #9 – Mikkeller – Hues Beer #10 – Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen – Oude Geuze Beer #11 – Brouwerij Girardin – Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) Beer #12 – Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck – St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition Beer #13 – The Lost Abbey – Duck Duck Gooze (2016) Results and rankings: #13 Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck – St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition Average Score: 31.67 Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck – St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition This is a gueuze that seems to be readily available in most mid to high-end bottle shops. For myself (John), it’s one of the first of the style that I got my hands on. Unfortunately, we thought this beer was the worst of the group, with very prominent notes of acetone.  #12 Mikkeller – Hues Average Score: 40.67 Mikkeller – Hues This beer was weird. It was the darkest of the group. It came off with really big caramel notes, similar to something like an amber ale or stout, but it was also sour. While sour stouts and amber ales are totally a thing, this beer just came off, well, gross. Overall, it was an awkward experience for all but Greg, who gave it a 70 for some reason… #11 Brasserie Cantillon – Gueuze 100% Lambic Bio Average Score: 41.67 Brasserie Cantillon – Gueuze 100% Lambic Bio It goes without saying that it’s both surprising and disappointing that Cantillon ranked so low. The acetone notes were really distracting and the beer came off as very one-note. It also displayed acetic characteristics on the nose that John picked up. We truly think that this was either a bad bottle or bad batch because Cantillon usually never fails to deliver quality gueuze. #10 Hanssens Artisanaal – Oude Gueuze Average Score: 61.00 Hanssens Artisanaal – Oude Gueuze This is one of the more recognizable brands of gueuze that one can find. While Hanssens hit the target with this beer’s acidic notes, the solvent-like nose and lack of a funky backbone drove this beer to the bottom half of the list.  #9 Brewery John Martin & Brewery Timmermans – Timmermans Oude Gueuze Average Score: 64.33 Brewery John Martin & Brewery Timmermans – Timmermans Oude Gueuze This beer was super-tart, and was described by Nagel as a “funky, Sour Warhead [candy]”. Notes of honey and soil were prominent, and while everyone else gave this beer lower scores, John really seemed to like it and gave it a 78. #8 Gueuzerie Tilquin – Oude Gueuze Tilquin à L’Ancienne Average Score: 70.67 Gueuzerie Tilquin – Oude Gueuze Tilquin à L’Ancienne For us, Tilquin Gueuze is one of the harder to find beers of the group. While the beer was fairly complex, displaying notes of hay, grass, funk, and oak, it was also a bit aggressive in those areas. Matt noted that it smelled like acetone, and Jason though it smelled like an old log. It brought the sour and funk, but the other aspects of the beer were too distracting. #7 Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Boon Black Label Average Score: 73.00 Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Boon Black Label Middle of the road. That’s what this beer is. While it was a bit watery and underwhelming, it wasn’t a total let down. Jason didn’t want to take points away for its subtleness, but in the end it just didn’t hit all the right notes. #6 The Bruery – Rueuze Average Score: 75.67 The Bruery – Rueuze This beer was immediately pointed out as an American interpretation of gueuze. Notes of vanilla and oak were prominent. There was a lovely sour bite to it, with fruit and citrus notes backing it up. While it wasn’t necessarily true to the gueuze style, Rueuze stood out as a unique and ambitious beer that was both delicious and interesting.  #5 Brouwerij Lindemans – Oude Gueuze Cuvée René Average Score: 80.00 Brouwerij Lindemans – Oude Gueuze Cuvée René This was the first beer served in the showdown, and that was on purpose. Lindemans gueuze is a great example of the style that is widely available, even at big box stores like Total Wine and More, and BevMo. The beer had an aggressive, funky nose and a nice tart acidic flavor to back it up. It ultimately lost points for being a bit skunked, but hey, it’s in a green bottle so, it’s to be expected. Overall, it’s a great example of the style and definitely worth picking up. #4 Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Average Score: 85.33 Brouwerij Boon – Oude Geuze Overall, this beer was great. Notes of sesame seed, and funky bread were prominent, and the flavor was bright and tart with a touch of tannin. A classic gueuze and again, well worth the buy. #3 The Lost Abbey – Duck Duck Gooze (2016) Average Score: 88.00 The Lost Abbey – Duck Duck Gooze (2016) Duck Duck Gooze was the most pale in color of the group. Notes of fruit, hibiscus, and acidity were quite lovely on the nose, and the beer had a big fluffy head. The acidity on the palate was subdued and balanced. While we thought it may not be 100% true the style, it was definitely one of the best, even at $40+ per bottle. #2 Brouwerij Girardin – Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) Average Score: 90.33 Brouwerij Girardin – Gueuze 1882 (Black Label) Notes of cheese (yum), funk, and earthiness were prominent in Gueuze 1882. The beer had a nice clarity, a subtle funk backbone, and a pleasant, tart bite. It was an overall well balanced and delicious beer and its high ranking was not a surprise at all. #1 Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen – Oude Geuze Average Score: 93.33 Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen – Oude Geuze 3 Fonteinen ranking number one in the showdown came as no surprise to any of us. Matt constantly gushes over the quality lambic blends that this blendery produces, and Oude Geuze was no exception. This was a stellar beer. The grassy, barnyard notes were balanced with a refreshing sour-citrus flavor and funky base that was nothing short of spectacular. If you see this beer, buy it. 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What does the New Testament Book of Revelation have to do with the Statue of Lady Liberty and the divine feminine? Join Campbell in unveiling the true history behind the iconic symbol of freedom around the world and the Biblical Apocalyptic book in this culmination of our first discussion of the divine feminine in the world. Show Notes References and Resources: Online Articles -  "Statue of Liberty" The History Channel.com, www.history.com/topics/statue-of-liberty "Libertas" by Micha F. Lindemans, Encyclopedia Mythica, www.pantheon.org/articles/l/libertas.html "Libertas" Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertas (a well done entry!) "4 Big Myths of the Book of Revelation" by John Blake for CNN Belief Blog, http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2012/03/31/four-big-myths-about-the-book-of-revelation/ TV Programs: Brad Meltzer's Decoded, Season 1, Episode: Statue of Liberty (History Channel) Bible Secrets Revealed, Season 1, Episode: Mysterious Prophecies (History Channel) Books - The Real History of the End of the World by Sharan Newman Revelations: Visions, Prophecy, and Politics in the Book of Revelation by Elaine Pagels   Like us on Facebook.com/cwhatliesbeyond or Tweet us @cwhatliesbeyond The voice of What Lies Beyond is C.C. Campbell, author of The Stolen Light of Women: A Quest For Spiritual Truth Beyond Religion. What Lies Beyond is copyrighted by Anu Esoteric Media. Discover us at www.anuesotericmedia.com

The title says it all. We try a slew of very fruity beer. We close out the show with one of the most interesting/unusual flavors that we have yet found in any beer. Beer: Celis Raspberry Southern Tier - Imperial Cherry Saison Lindemans Framboise O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish-Style O'Fallon Cherry Chocolate Rankings: Jeff: 1. O'Fallon Cherry Chocolate, 2. O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish, 3. Celis, 4. Southern Tier, 5. Lindemans Greg: 1. O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish, 2. Lindemans, 3. Celis, 4. Cherry Chocolate, 5. Southern Tier Extras Preshow - Michelob Celebrate Postshow - Ballast Point Porter

The title says it all. We try a slew of very fruity beer. We close out the show with one of the most interesting/unusual flavors that we have yet found in any beer. Beer: Celis Raspberry Southern Tier - Imperial Cherry Saison Lindemans Framboise O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish-Style O'Fallon Cherry Chocolate Rankings: Jeff: 1. O'Fallon Cherry Chocolate, 2. O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish, 3. Celis, 4. Southern Tier, 5. Lindemans Greg: 1. O'Fallon Blackberry Scottish, 2. Lindemans, 3. Celis, 4. Cherry Chocolate, 5. Southern Tier Extras Preshow - Michelob Celebrate Postshow - Ballast Point Porter

"CBR 36: Lambics","Wild Beers invade the CBR Studios, This week we taste lambic beers. Sometimes fruity, sometimes sour, these beers can be a real treat if you are ready for their complex flavors. Beers Reviewed: Lindemans Framboise - Brouwerij Lindemans (Belgium) Sam Adams Cranberry Lambic - Boston Beer Company (MA) Rose De Gambrinus - Cantillon (Belgium) Organic Gueuze - Cantillon (Belgium) Links: The New Image of Miller? InBev might sell Latrobe Brewing Penn Brewing to boost production 50 percent Venue bans 'strong beers' to keep fans in order Dogfish Head Announces Golden Shower Imperial Pilsner. a Top 100 beers list, Yuengling curently 1st? Bud Select Most successful new beer. Lindemans Announces Apple Lambic Terrorists Target Beer Cans Ranking: Jeff - 1. Rose, 2. Gueuze, 3. Sam Adams, 4. Lindemans Greg - 1. Rose, 2. Lindemans, 3. Sam Adams, 4.Gueuze What beer am I clues: I am a wit beer. I am named after a type of shark. I am made by a brewery founded by two women. I have a brother who is an amber ale with a cat on his label; another brother who is a stout with a pool ball on his label; and a brother who is an IPA that had an elephant on his label, but we had to change it because it was politically incorrect. "

"CBR 36: Lambics","Wild Beers invade the CBR Studios, This week we taste lambic beers. Sometimes fruity, sometimes sour, these beers can be a real treat if you are ready for their complex flavors. Beers Reviewed: Lindemans Framboise - Brouwerij Lindemans (Belgium) Sam Adams Cranberry Lambic - Boston Beer Company (MA) Rose De Gambrinus - Cantillon (Belgium) Organic Gueuze - Cantillon (Belgium) Links: The New Image of Miller? InBev might sell Latrobe Brewing Penn Brewing to boost production 50 percent Venue bans 'strong beers' to keep fans in order Dogfish Head Announces Golden Shower Imperial Pilsner. a Top 100 beers list, Yuengling curently 1st? Bud Select Most successful new beer. Lindemans Announces Apple Lambic Terrorists Target Beer Cans Ranking: Jeff - 1. Rose, 2. Gueuze, 3. Sam Adams, 4. Lindemans Greg - 1. Rose, 2. Lindemans, 3. Sam Adams, 4.Gueuze What beer am I clues: I am a wit beer. I am named after a type of shark. I am made by a brewery founded by two women. I have a brother who is an amber ale with a cat on his label; another brother who is a stout with a pool ball on his label; and a brother who is an IPA that had an elephant on his label, but we had to change it because it was politically incorrect. "