Podcasts about shelter point

In this episode, Kendall and rachel talk about: * rachel's need to finish things and coping mechanisms around that * The recent spate of cold weather/storms and a tale of Kendall's friend and the whisky night * (This podcast may be sponsored by Friday Deployment Spirits, i guess) * An unsurprising objection regarding terminology * How Kendall is obviously a Markov Chain bot, and how have i never noticed this before * The fact that AI-directed research is nothing new * Public access to AI-type tools and how it has expanded the hype cycle * Environmental concerns around resources required * Robots and why they should just exist to do stuff humans don't want to do * Implications of the mismatch in public expectations vs the reality of what AI is actually capable of * Losing the ability of finding the needles of useful information in the haystack of real and generated content * How the hype is definitely hype but it should still be in your pitch deck * The word rachel was looking for: Captcha * Usefulness as a writing tool, but not as an author * Kendall's tantalizing taste of socialized medicine * rachel recommends: Shelter Point distillery's Smoke Point whiskey (Vancouver Island, BC) * Kendall recommends: barrel-finished/aged gins * rachel also recommends: The Future by Naomi Alderman * Kendall also recommends: Brandon Sanderson's The Way of Kings, Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale. Special thanks to Mel Stanley for our theme music

“Friendship is like Whisky – the older the better”   Yes, my friends, it's our annual trek to Victoria's inner harbour for the 18th annual Victoria Whisky Festival and the Canadian Whisky Awards. It was the founder of the awards Davin de Kergomeaux who whispered in my ear wondering why I wasn't attending or tasting or writing about his Whisky Awards.  On second thought I think the voice in my ear was me saying “How could you possibly miss this?” just after I had missed the events about 6-7  years ago. I knew almost nothing about Whisky but my thinking was the same as wine – 17 years ago – every interview is going to be a master class. Pay attention and you could learn all about wine and pass it on to the listeners.     I'm pleased to welcome  to Tasting Room Radio – Davin de Kergommeaux – founder of the Canadian Whisky Awards. The Canadian Whisky Awards, held annually with the Victoria Whisky Festival, is the first and only competition dedicated solely to Canadian Whisky. The Awards have become the first stop for whisky producers, distributors, retailers and fans looking for the very best Canadian whiskies. Davin is the world's leading authority on Canadian Whisky. He also has three books available on Canadian Whisky with a fourth coming in March! Davin assembled 10 judges and sent them nearly 200 competing whiskies to blind taste.  Davin announces the winner in his interview. We talk to the winners next week. www.canadianwhiskyawards.com www.canadianwhisky.org [caption id="attachment_28306" align="alignnone" width="800"] Graeme Macaloney[/caption] Dr. Graeme Macaloney PEng, PhD. – Macaloney's Island Distillery (Saanich)   Proud owner of 5 world whisky awards including World best Potstill – Kildara. They are a non-chilled, filtered, no colour-added distillery. In our 8-10 minute interview, I think I asked 3 perhaps 4 questions – Dr. Graeme handled the rest. It was like a masterclass. A charming man in a Cameron Kilt. He won Gold for his 54ppm Peat Project. www.macaloneydistillers.com   Tish Harcus –  Manager Canadian Club Whisky since 1988.  Canadian Club itself since 1858. www.canadianclub.com James Neil – Bowmore Distillery. The oldest distillery in Islay. On the shores of Lochindaal since 1779. Also home to one of the world's oldest Scotch maturation warehouses – The No. 1 Vault. James poured Bowmore 22 Aston Martin www.bowmore.com They took part in the Great Whisky Debate with Micah Dew from Maker's Mark. Words flew, one-liners were exchanged and they still remain long-time friends. Micah was busy with a masterclass but we thank Tish and James for coming by. www.makersmark.com Chris Read –Shelter Point Distillery. Campbell River. Distinctly Vancouver Island. Uniquely Shelter Point. By the time Chris sat down we knew Shelter Point had won 2 Bronze medals for their Oak Cask Single Malt  (smoke, spices, honey, leather and a wiff of ocean) and their flagship Evans Family Reserve. (vanilla, tannins, dark chocolate, coconut, citrus, berries, cloves.) Chris explained the unique influences in their island location. It was like poetry. www.shelterpoint.ca  

Once again we find ourselves under the masterful tutelage of headmaster Davin de "Wizard" Kergommeaux. This time he leads us on a tour of some unbelievably well-crafted Canadian single malts and educates our palates as well as our whiskraft knowledge. 1. Shelter Point "Classic Single Malt" (cask strength); special for Kensington Wine Market 2. Okannagan Spirits "Laird of Fintry" 3. Stillhead Distillery Single Malt4. Two Brewers Single Malt Support the show

A small distillery on Vancouver Island is putting Campbell River on the international spirits map and in Vancouver, a popular small wine event that focuses on terroir-driven wines is back after a two-year hiatus.

We got the band back together! Trevor, Sean, Tommy and Trevor return for our 2 part 2021 season Preview. In part 1 we look at the changes to the Leaf's roster over the past off-season. We also break down the line and power play combinations.  Each one of us brought our own beverage to the Zoom party. Trevor B had a Plum Sour from Ace Brewing Company in Courtenay, BC. Trevor W had Pandemonium from Rebel Brewing in Regina. Sean checked in with a selection from Muskoka Brewing while Tommy changed it up with a 57% Whiskey from Shelter Point in Campbell River, BC

I have the amazing opportunity to taste the Montfort 141 compared to the Montfort 151 along with Smoke Point 1 and 2, an amazing example of how vintages can change whiskies and how terroir is a new and important element in the world of Shelter Point. Join the #1 authority on British Columbia's distilling and spirit culture, we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic. With in-depth tastings, to advice on how to mix craft spirits along with professional bartending tips and tricks; BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER – https://twitter.com/spiritsbc FOLLOW US ON YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZgF0PdeTgOmlPrScxGAqxQ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

We catch up with Jacob Wiebe from Shelter Point, we caught up with him back in January here and chatted about their big win at the Canadian Whisky Awards. This time around, we chat about their sanitizer production work, what's in the works for the next few months and why they finally decided to put out a gin. Always love catching up with Jacob and talking shop; amazing craft whisky distillery. Join the #1 authority on British Columbia's distilling and spirit culture, we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic. With in-depth tastings, to advice on how to mix craft spirits along with professional bartending tips and tricks; BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER – https://twitter.com/spiritsbc FOLLOW US ON YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZgF0PdeTgOmlPrScxGAqxQ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com #bcspirits #britishcolumbia #buylocal --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

The WHISKY SPECIAL, featuring Davin de Kergommeaux, Eau Claire & Shelter Point THE SHOW Davin De Kergommeaux – The Definitive Guide to Canadian Distilleries “There is a movement stirring in Canada’s spirits world”   “There was a time, in the decades after Prohibition, when Canadian whisky was all the rage in America, when a bottle of...

Delve into a few more vodkas as it does get hard to get a wider array of products on the island. I dove a little deeper into my understanding of craft vodka as well. Featuring Viking Vodka, Mad Lab, One Foot Crow, Okanagan Spirits and Shelter Point. Join the #1 authority on British Columbia's distilling and spirit culture every Wednesday as we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic, BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – BC Spirits https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

Another gin review due to the huge selection in the province, mainly from the island, sorry Stevely. Join us every Wednesday and Thursday as we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic, BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – BC Spirits https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

Another great episode during Victoria WhiskyFest, this time sitting down with Canadian Whisky Awards multiple award winners, Jacob Wiebe from Shelter Point in Campbell River. One of my favourite distilleries in the province with exceptional whiskies. Join us every Wednesday and Thursday as we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic, BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – BC Spirits https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

2019 Dec In the Dead of Night   For the night owls! Semi ambient, dark progressive house. Darker tunes, darker tones   Woke up in the middle of night, could not sleep and set Traktor to play 2015 to 2019 Dark Progressive tunes between 119 to 123 bpm. A.I. generated playlist!   Mixing is not A.I.    Playlist:   2015 Shined on Me (DJ Daso vs. Jean Aita Remix). Giorgio Sainz, Night Owl, Pesos, Lili (PL), DJ Daso, Jean Aita2015 Dedicated (Original Mix). Nico Stojan, Iannis Ritter2019 Fraction (Baltra Remix). Baltra, Haulm2019 Gravity (Original Mix vs. The Journey Remix)). Sharam Jey, Betoko, Ashibah2015 No Fear (Original Mix). Ken Hayakawa2019 All I’ve Got (Gorje Hewek Izhevski Remix). Rüfüs Du Sol2019 Particles (Original Mix). HRRSN, Pølaroit2017 No Reason (Original Mix). Bonobo, Nick Murphy, Chet Faker2015 Voices (Bruno Be Zeppeliin Remix). Vintage Culture, Earstrip & Torha, Ellie Ka2019 Follow Me (Extended Mix). Marsh, Mimi Page, Nox Vahn2017 Fuse (Eelke Kleijn Extended Remix). Shelter Point2018 Samsahra (Extended Mix). Freya [CH]2012 From Russia with Love (Ambient Mix). Matt Darey   Highlights:   “Gravity” from Sharam Jey. Ascending keys, impeccable production, haunting atmosphere all things to expected by the master Sharam Jey. Iranian DJ and producer who lives in Germany.   https://www.discogs.com/artist/8982-Sharam-Jey http://www.sharamjey.com   “Particles” from HRRSN and Pølaroit. Chilled Progressive, somewhat sad but truly lovely tune. HRRSN, young germen producer, very talented.   https://www.facebook.com/hrrsnofficial/   A bientôt   Xtian

I haven't done this before but with some great whiskies coming out of the province I have decided to focus on a line up from a distillery and this first one is a cracker. Shelter Point have some spectacular whiskies. Enjoy! Join us every Wednesday as we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic, BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – BC Spirits https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

With the maturation of the industry comes some fantastic aged spirits including Okanagan Spirits, Legend Distilling, Arbutus Distilling, Shelter Point and Sheringham Distilling. Join us every Wednesday and Thursday as we taste through some of BC’s burgeoning craft spirits, from the weird and wonderful to the eclectic, BC Spirits has you covered. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM – BC Spirits https://www.instagram.com/bcspirits/ Check out the Website – www.bcspirits.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bc-spirits/message

On this week's Global House Party, Ridney drops a fresh selection of beats, with music from David Penn & ATFC, Haji & Emannuel, and Fish Go Deep. Plus, Mella Dee, CamelPhat, Mambo Brothers, and Klaves. Full track listings of the last 3 shows available at djbook.co/radio. Listen to the show LIVE every Friday from 6pm on Sumo Radio (UK), Voice FM (UK), and Radio One Mallorca (Spain). Get in touch with the show and get your shouts out, tweet your message to @MattAuckland or @ghpRadio. Hosts: Ridney and Producer Matt (Matt Auckland). Producer: Matt Auckland. Brought to you by Sumo Radio & The DJ Book

On this week's Global House Party, Producer Matt dishes up a fresh selection of beats, with music from Jonas Blue, LVNDSCAPE, and the brilliant "Pray" by MOGUAI. Then we get into some deeper vibes with Frost, Xinobi, Cornucopia, and Shelter Point. Full track listings of the last 3 shows available at djbook.co/radio. Listen to the show LIVE every Friday from 6pm on Sumo Radio (UK), Voice FM (UK), and Radio One Mallorca (Spain). Get in touch with the show and get your shouts out, tweet your message to @MattAuckland or @ghpRadio. Host: Producer Matt (Matt Auckland). Producer: Matt Auckland. Brought to you by Sumo Radio & The DJ Book

In this week's show we are recommending gigs from Pat Dam Smyth, Shelter Point and the Emma Ballantine. We have a double bill at The Old Queens head from Hattie Briggs and The Kings Parade, Twitter recommends is a new track from Jake Isaac, and we have a shameless favourite from HNTR. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide #music #londongigs #livemusic

In this week's show we are recommending gigs from Pat Dam Smyth, Shelter Point and the Emma Ballantine. We have a double bill at The Old Queens head from Hattie Briggs and The Kings Parade, Twitter recommends is a new track from Jake Isaac, and we have a shameless favourite from HNTR. We play every kind of music – it just has to be good. You can find details of all the gigs mentioned and hear the tracks again by going to the website www.londongigguide.co.uk. http://www.twitter.com/londongigguide http://www.facebook.com/thelondongigguide #music #londongigs #livemusic

This monthly show is cooked with all my love and the best music I collect. It's all about soulfulness and discovering truly creative people from all around the world. Here in Eclectic Soul, we don't talk about genres – It's just music that moves our feelings. I also make my own music : https://costals.bandcamp.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eclecticsoul/message

In the old days, distilleries were almost always part of a farm, since farmers would distill their excess grain to make some extra money. Some craft distillers are reviving that heritage, including Patrick Evans and Jim Marinus of Shelter Point Distillery on Canada's Vancouver Island. They've been distilling and maturing single malt whisky for the last couple of years and waiting for it to mature, while running the Evans family farm full-time and using the distillery to host weddings and other events.

It's time for one of the world's top whisky festivals...the Victoria Whisky Festival in British Columbia. The festival kicked off with the presentation of the annual Canadian Whisky Awards, and we'll hear from founder Davin de Kergommeaux and the distiller behind the 2012 Canadian Whisky of the Year, Forty Creek's John Hall. We'll also get an update on the progress of British Columbia's largest whisky distillery from Shelter Point owner Patrick Evans, and update the week's news in the first of two episodes from Victoria this weekend!

More from the Victoria Whisky Festival in this week's episode, including updates from Kilchoman, Gordon & MacPhail, Amrut, Edradour and Signatory, and two of British Columbia's local distilleries, Shelter Point and Victoria Spirits. In the news, there may soon be a truce in the trade dispute between India and the European Union that affects Scotch whisky exports...and Yale's offering an architecture class with a whiskey-related theme.

This week’s New Music Podcast is a Hockley Hustle special! Featuring Gilles Peterson’s fav Nottingham artist, the musician Nusic Editor Sam loved at school, plus the Notts artist on billboards at St Pancras.