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First Aired - 11/29/2010 02:00PM
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This week on Snacky Tunes Terry Diabolik sat down with Alie Shaper of Brooklyn Oenology to talk local wines. Alie discussed selling wine in the county of Kings, charcuterie, and why wine shouldn't intimidate anyone. Next Lauren Flax stopped by to play some new jams from her new project CREEP and to talk about their recent remixes, mixtape, and music video debut. Tune in for some brand spankin new CREEP tracks! This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.
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Snacky Tunes Jingle & Opening Song (3:48)
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Snacky Tunes, Finger on the Pulse, Heritage Radio Network, Jingle by Wallpaper, Creep - Days,Alie Shaper of Brooklyn Oenology (10:57)
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Brooklyn Oenology, Tasting Room, Alie Shaper, flights, tastes, buy retail bottles to go, hybrid between wine shop and wine bar, cheese, charcuterie, jams, brooklyn artists on the labels, how many wines do you need to know before giving off the impression that you know a lot about wine?, drink don't think wine,More with Brooklyn Oenology (18:23)
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Brooklyn Oenology makes the wine out in Long Island, blended wines, each years vintage is completely different, sleeper hits, 06 Merlot, finessed Euro style Merlot, Merlot went out of fashion after Sideways come out, aromatic whites,Lauren Flax of CREEP (5:53)
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Lauren Flax, CREEP, Lauren Dillard is in Fort Greene right now, there are a lot of guest vocalists involved with CREEP, sort of trip hop, dark music, CREEP played a sold out show with MEN, learning in front of audiences, incubation process, CREEP's live shows will have cello players and live guitar,Lauren Flax of CREEP Talks About the Upcoming Record (5:13)
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Romy Madley Croft of the XX, others that will be working with CREEP, there will be a full length record in 2011, Young Turks,More with Lauren Flax (8:31)
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it's hard to be inspired when you stay in your bedroom, Lauren Flax & Lauren Dillard share the work load with CREEP, Camera Image Festival in Poland, Warren Fischer, Fischerspooner, Bunker, music video for Days, it's frustrating to have things leaked, people expect house out of Lauren's solo sets, www.myspace.com/wearecreep, youtube.com/creepofficial, CREEP logo, Lauren Dillard, Lauren will be at Townhouse for Broken Hearts in Miami,Closing Song: CREEP - Empty Church (3:54)
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First Aired - 09/21/2010 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions Jimmy, Ray, and Sam sat down with Scott Vacarro of Captain Lawrence to talk about some of his new creations, including his Golden Delicious, which spends 7-8 months aging in apple brandy barrels. Home brewer Chuck Dufney describes a potential entry in a homebrewing contest, and blogger Cesa Kobe-Smith laments the lack of NYC brew pubs. Plus Andy Crouch of Whole Foods Market calls in to give the guys a sneak peak at what Whole Foods has planned for NYC Craft Beer Week. This episode was sponsored by GreatBrewers.com: a favorite source for beer information and education & one of the internet's most popular beer destinations.
Photo 1: Scott Vacarro, Brewmaster of Captain Lawrence, Photo 2: Great American Craft Beer, written by Andy Crouch
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Beer Sessions Introduction: Scott Vaccaro of Captain Lawrence (14:40)
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Beer Sessions, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No 43, Heritage Radio Network, GreatBrewers.com, take the Great Beer Test!, Good Beer Seal, Ray Deter, d.b.a., Samuel Merrit, Civilization of Beer, New York City Craft Beer Week, dinner at Jimmy's 43 featuring nano and nomad breweries, benefiting the Brooklyn Grange, Ben Flanner, Blind Bat Brewing Company, Centerport Long Island, green brewery, carbon footprint, Greenport Harbor, Pretty Things, micro brewery, Scott Vaccaro, Captain Lawrence, Westchester, Golden Delicious, American triple, hybrid style, wood aged beer, St Vincents Double, Scott learned how to make beer when he was 17, the business of brewing, GABF, Chuck Dufney, www.dieseldrafts.com,Andy Crouch, Author of "Great American Craft Beer", (16:12)
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Andy Crouch, Great American Craft Beer, guide to styles, Andy writes a column for Beer Advocate, what is craft beer?, there's a beer out there for everyone, if you split beers by country you miss out on a lot of things, people recognize flavor, what's the difference between a porter and a stout, history of style can be argued, what's most important is taste, mild beers, what's the difference between porter and stout, Guinness, Foreign Extra Stout, porter was the precursor to the stout, Great American Beer Festival, Russian River, email question from Eddie in Poughkeepsie, why do popular beers have a screw top while imports require an opener, Sierra Nevada, good industry example,Cesa Kobe-Smith & Whole Foods Market Call In (13:14)
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Cesa Kobe-Smith, American beer identity, Whole Foods Market, next week is craft beer week, Oskar Blues, growlers, Jacques Gautier of Palo Santo, Whole Foods has really been stepping it up with craft beer, Kelso home brew competition, Captain Lawrence is on tap at Whole Foods Market, there aren't enough brew pubs in New York City, real estate issues and licenses, producers retailers and distributors license, cask festival at d.b.a., New York City's Brewers Choice, first four listeners who call in can get free tickets,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/27/2010 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions, Jimmy welcomes Sam back into the fold with sordid tales of being a beer-hawker at Bonnaroo. John Liegey & DJ Swanson from Greenport Harbor Brewing Company talk about why they're sticking to their "nano" roots, an infamous prohibition era booze-running boat, and what makes their Anniversary #1 Belgian style beer so special. Plus BR Royla from Shelton Brothers returns, and Jimmy and the gang take a listener query about home brewing versus baking. This episode was sponsored by Great Brewers.com: a favorite source for beer information and education and one of the internet's most popular beer destinations.
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Beer Sessions Introuction: Sam Merritt is Back & Greenport Harbor Brewing Company (16:31)
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Beer Sessions, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No 43, GreatBrewers.com, Sam Merritt, Civilization of Beer, Cicerone Certification, Good Beer Seal, Good Beer BAM is tomorrow night!, food and beer pairings, B.R. Royla, D.J. Swanson, John Liegey, Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, North Fork, Long Island, Greenport Porter, Black Duck Porter, D.J. started home brewing 15 years ago, Boston Beer Works, D.J. also spent a year working at a distillery, 3 30 barrel fermenters, Harbor Ale, served at Roberta's, Anniversary Ale, one off, rolled out two weeks ago at the Greenport Harbor anniversary party, grains of paradise, lavender, lemongrass, Brooklyn Brew Shop, www.breweryfans.com, they brewed more summer ale than they had brewed every beer last year in total, 2800 barrels a year, tasting room upstairs, www.harborbrewing.com,Email Question About Undiscilplined Home Brewing (17:19)
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email question, intimidated by brewing at home, brewing advice for the slightly undisciplined, keep it clean and write some stuff down, home brewing is great as a hobby, you can make it as complicated as you want or keep it simple, B.R. Royla, Shelton Brothers, grain brewing, Belgian beers, one off beers, French beer month at Shelton Brothers, Tour de France, the French make some really good beer, Sam was at Bonnaroo, Brew University, people were allowed to sit with brewers, pecan beer, Nebraska Brewery, Sam loves Ommegang, when you are a brewer you have to stop once and a while and relax, can't overwork yourself,What Does it Take to Start a Brewery? (13:55)
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D.J. grew up in the restaurant business, brewery is a shift from the bar and restaurant business, he was in advertising, My Life My Card Campaign, what's the hardest thing about a brewery?, Capital, breweries in the summer are difficult, it gets very hot, Greenport IPA, Disorient IPA, American Style, smart phones, Beer Cloud application, the app is on GreatBrewers.com, gypsy brewing, Japanese craft beers, First Anniversary Blonde, small regional breweries, www.civilizationofbeer.com,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
