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Get an overview of this hotelResort in lively South Reno with pools, 8 restaurants
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Near airport, shops
This Four Diamond resort is located in the heart of Reno's new restaurant and shopping district, just 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) from the airport, downtown Reno, and Lake Tahoe. Atlantis is the only resort connected via sky bridge to the Reno-Sparks Convention Center.
Unique Spa Experiences
Guests of Atlantis Casino Resort Spa enjoy access to a casino and cabaret, restaurants, multiple swimming pools, and spa tubs. The resort also features a full-service spa with hair and nail salons.
Mountain and city views
Guestrooms at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa offer views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains or Reno cityscape. Amenities include cable TV and voice mail. Concierge rooms offer additional amenities.
Please be advised that there are no children allowed in Spa room types.
Languages Spoken
- English
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Featuring Concierge Hotel Tower
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The Atlantis Casino Resort Spa is a Four Diamond, luxury hotel with newly designed rooms and, including the Concierge Tower which includes VIP express check-in and in-room technology. The 25th floor features a concierge lounge with complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon hors d'oeuvres and a full service bar. This full-service resort combines all the elements of a perfect getaway.
Savor epicurean delights at one of 8 award-winning restaurants. Guests can choose from casual all-you-care-to-eat to fine dining, all prepared by award-winning chefs.
Atlantis offers a wide variety of casino games ranging from slots and video poker to favorites like blackjack, Pai Gow, and craps. The casino has a variety of games, from penny slots to high-stakes action in a new High Limit room. Go all-in in a new smoke-free Poker Room, or experience the Race & Sports Book, which offers 360-degree sports viewing.
The onsite spa offers spa services from all over the world with an emphasis on body, mind, and wellness. Treatments include Rasul Ceremonial Chambers, Hammam wet table, Pantai Luar® massage, and floating Soft-Pack cocoon beds. The hotel also provides assistance to guests wishing to book tours and tickets, and offers wedding services, a ballroom, exhibit space, and a piano.
Atlantis is located 10 minutes from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport, downtown Reno, and area golf courses. Our complimentary 24-hour airport shuttle service, free valet parking and acres of convenient self-parking make it easy to get here. Atlantis has all the options and amenities you need for a vacation you will never forget.
- Casino
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Free airport transportation
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Conference space
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Porter/bellhop
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Express check-out
- Meeting rooms 15
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Steam room
- Free WiFi
- Sauna
- Health club
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Outdoor pool
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 5
- Spa services on site
- Ski storage
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 8
- Concierge services
- Conference space size (feet) - 50,000
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Conference center
- Shopping on site
- Ballroom
- Banquet hall
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 824
- Number of floors - 27
- Wedding services
- Arcade/game room
- Multilingual staff
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Languages Spoken
- English
- Spanish
Room Amenities
- Room service (24 hours)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Pay movies
- Turndown service
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Flat-panel TV
- Number of bathrooms -
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Café Alfresco – Café Alfresco serves Italian specialties such as pizzas, pastas, salads, as well as more than 10 flavors of gelato made fresh daily. In addition, you'll find a vast selection of tasty sandwiches, hearty Minestrone soup, freshly baked bread sticks, wines-by-the-glass or bottle.
Oyster Bar on the Sky Terrace – This glass-enclosed sky terrace offers succulent seafood dishes among mountain and city views. Dine on chilled Alaskan King Crab, hearty Pan Roasts, colossal Mazatlan Cocktail with shrimp and scallops, traditional homemade clam chowder served in a sourdough bread bowl, among many other delicious seafood options.
Sushi Bar on the Sky Terrace – Savor the freshest sushi creations prepared before your eyes by some of Reno's best Sushi chefs amid scenic views at the sky terrace's all-you-care-to-eat Sushi Bar. Complete the experience with a premium sake, plum wine, or Japanese beer.
Toucan Charlie's Buffet and Grille – Toucan Charlie's offers grilled specialties for every taste, from wood-fired meats and rotisserie to nightly hand-carved Prime Rib of beef and live-action exhibition Mongolian Barbecue. The restaurant also includes southwest and fajita buffet station, Chinese and all-American favorites, hand-tossed salads, and steak and seafood specialty nights.
Purple Parrot – Purple Parrot serves up hearty American dishes, northern Nevada's best all-you-care-to-eat soup and salad bar, and breakfast 24-hours a day.
Gourmet Grind and Java Coast – Start your morning with the sophisticated blends of illy® coffee and the specialized selection of pastries and muffins from the hotel's award-winning bakery.
Chicago Dogs Eatery – Enjoy Chicago-style hot dogs, pizzas, sandwiches, ice cream, shakes and soft drinks at this classic all-American eatery.
Atlantis Steakhouse – The impeccably-styled Atlantis Steakhouse melds contemporary elegance with classic comfort. Atlantis serves the finest dry-aged USDA Prime Cut beef, chosen for superb quality, marbling and flavor. Experience traditional steakhouse table-side cooking, unsurpassed service and an unmatched attention to detail.
Bistro Napa – Experience innovative small plates, perfect for sharing, inspired big plates, a raw seafood bar and playful desserts. Complement your meal with thoughtfully chosen wine from the 4,000 bottle wine cellar. Mirroring the chef's commitment to seasonality, inventive cocktails are infused with fresh fruit purees and boutique liquors. Gather for dinner or for the daily social hour in a bistro where the ebullient energy rivals the innovative cuisine.
Manhattan Deli – A great deli has a New York accent, this venue offers authentic piled-high sandwiches, traditional Matzoh Ball soup, scrumptious bagels and lox, the Manhattan Cobb Salad and a house-made New York Cheesecake.
Nearby Things to Do
Spa Atlantis includes cardio and fitness equipment, indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, spa tub, and steam rooms. Extras include a natural experience shower, a brine-inhalation light therapy lounge, a laconium lounge to detoxify, and mud ceremonies. Spa treatments and massages are also available.
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Featuring Concierge Tower is a 25-minute drive to Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe, 1 of Lake Tahoe's 18 area ski resorts. Golfers can tee off at 40 courses around the Reno/Lake Tahoe area, 6 of which are within 7 miles of the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Rafting nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
Spa Services
Spa Atlantis, a boutique spa, features saunas, spa tubs, 15 treatment rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, cabanas, massages, mud baths, aromatherapy, light therapy, and more. Spa services are open to guests 17 and older.
- Number of treatment rooms 15
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body treatments
- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Mud bath in spa
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Minimum age to access spa is 17
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 21
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 15.0 per day.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- No onsite parking is available. Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
- Deposit: USD 50 per stay (for stays between 1 January - 31 December)
- Resort fee: USD 30 per accommodation, per night
- Pool access
- Spa tub access
- Fitness center access
- Airport shuttle
- Internet access
- Phone calls
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- Concierge/valet service
- Self parking
- Valet parking
- Parking
- Additional inclusions
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 3 and USD 25 for adults, USD 3 and USD 25 for children (approximately)
- Refrigerator fee: USD 10 per night
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15.0 per day
Hotel Name
- Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Featuring Concierge Hotel Tower Reno
- Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Featuring Concierge Hotel Tower
- Atlantis Casino Spa Featuring Concierge Tower
- Atlantis Casino Spa Featuring Concierge Tower Reno
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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text: Latest News BREAKING: US airstrikes hit Syrian Arab Army forces and their allies in southern Syria The war crime happened under similar circumstances to that which the US committed in May of this year. Published 2 years ago on June 6, 2017 By Adam 4,090 Views Share Tweet The Pentagon has confirmed that US Air Force jets have targeted and hit a convoy of Syrian Arab Army soldiers along with their allies in southern Syria. According to the United States, the Syrian and allied forces had breached a de-escalation zone inside of which US troops and its allied jihadist forces were stationed. A statement from the US read, "The Coalition does not seek to fight Syrian regime or pro-regime forces but remains ready to defend themselves if pro-regime forces refuse to vacate the de-confliction zone". This incident is extremely similar to one which occurred on the 18th of May, also in southern Syria near the Jordanian and Iraqi borders. The US statement continued, "Despite previous warnings, pro-regime forces entered the agreed-upon de-confliction zone with a tank, artillery, anti-aircraft weapons, armed technical vehicles and more than 60 soldiers posing a threat to the Coalition and partner forces based at the At Tanf Garrison. The Coalition issued several warnings via the de-confliction line prior to destroying two artillery pieces, an anti-aircraft weapon, and damaging a tank". It will be crucial to see if the Russian and Syrian version of events matches that of the US. According to initial reports, Russia attempted to get both sides to stand-down, but as it was on the 18th of May neither side listened. This is merely a sign of the fact that Russia does not seek to impose control over any troops in Syria other than its own, a long stated policy of the Russian government and Russian Defence Ministry. During the attack on the 18th of May, the United States killed a combination of Syrian Arab Army soldiers, Hezbollah Resistance fighters and Shi'a volunteers from Iraq as well as Syria. At that time, the Syrian Arab Republic stated that they consider a strike on allied forces equal to a strike on Syrian soldiers. This is of course correct thinking and it also affirms that America's mere presence in addition to being illegal, allows for war crimes such as what happened today as well as on the 18th of May to occur. Tragic and illegal though this event is, one must be cautious before thinking that such attacks are part of a larger US scheme. The US is indeed scheme with Kurdish forces to occupy areas in the north and east of Syria, but the recent US war crimes in the south of Syria, are best understood as over-zealous local American commanders making a point that Syria still needs to perversely 'respect' illegal occupiers on their land. It is not a wholesome situation to put it mildly, but it should not be confused with a more premeditated or concerted effort to engage in open combat with Syrian soldiers and their allies. In this sense, the statement saying as much was a rare moment of honesty from the US. If one wants to know about what the US really is scheming at in Syria, one should pay attention to Raqqa and Kurdish regions, not the south. READ MORE: US strikes on Raqqa are related to the Qatar crisis Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Related Topics:featuredSyriaWarUnited States Up Next 24 Hour Ultimatum! Saudi Arabia threatens Qatar to submit to list of demands or face war Don't Miss Amazing historical discovery in Ukraine: ancient Greeks spoke Ukrainian Advertisement You may like Turkey prepared to take Syria's Manbij, won't let it turn into 'swamp' like N. Iraq Historic Eastern Christianity: An Uncertain Future Curious Bedfellows: The Neocon And Progressive Alliance To Destroy Donald Trump Click to comment Leave a Reply This comment form is under antispam protection This comment form is under antispam protection Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Latest Fake news media FREAK OUT over Trump and NATO (Video) The Duran – News in Review – Episode 172. Published 1 day ago on January 22, 2019 By Alex Christoforou The Duran's Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the media meltdown over remarks that U.S. President Trump may have made with regard to NATO, and how neo-liberal war hawks championing the alliance as some sort of foreign policy projection of peace and democracy, are really just supporting aggression, war, and the eventual weakening of the United States. Remember to Please Subscribe to The Duran's YouTube Channel. Follow The Duran Audio Podcast on Soundcloud. Top 10 Reasons Not to Love NATO, Authored by David Swanson: The New York Times loves NATO, but should you? Judging by comments in social media and the real world, millions of people in the United States have gone from having little or no opinion on NATO, or from opposing NATO as the world's biggest military force responsible for disastrous wars in places like Afghanistan (for Democrats) or Libya (for Republicans), to believing NATO to be a tremendous force for good in the world. I believe this notion to be propped up by a series of misconceptions that stand in dire need of correction. 1. NATO is not a war-legalizing body, quite the opposite. NATO, like the United Nations, is an international institution that has something or other to do with war, but transferring the UN's claimed authority to legalize a war to NATO has no support whatsoever in reality. The crime of attacking another nation maintains an absolutely unaltered legal status whether or not NATO is involved. Yet NATO is used within the U.S. and by other NATO members as cover to wage wars under the pretense that they are somehow more legal or acceptable. This misconception is not the only way in which NATO works against the rule of law. Placing a primarily-U.S. war under the banner of NATO also helps to prevent Congressional oversight of that war. Placing nuclear weapons in "non-nuclear" nations, in violation of the Nonproliferation Treaty, is also excused with the claim that the nations are NATO members (so what?). And NATO, of course, assigns nations the responsibility to go to war if other nations go to war — a responsibility that requires them to be prepared for war, with all the damage such preparation does. 2. NATO is not a defensive institution. According to the New York Times, NATO has "deterred Soviet and Russian aggression for 70 years." This is an article of faith, based on the unsubstantiated belief that Soviet and Russian aggression toward NATO members has existed for 70 years and that NATO has deterred it rather than provoked it. In violation of a promise made, NATO has expanded eastward, right up to the border of Russia, and installed missiles there. Russia has not done the reverse. The Soviet Union has, of course, ended. NATO has waged aggressive wars far from the North Atlantic, bombing Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Libya. NATO has added a partnership with Colombia, abandoning all pretense of its purpose being in the North Atlantic. No NATO member has been attacked or credibly threatened with attack, apart from small-scale non-state blowback from NATO's wars of aggression. 3. Trump is not trying to destroy NATO. Donald Trump, as a candidate and as U.S. President, has wondered aloud and even promised all kinds of things and, in many cases, the exact opposite as well. When it comes to actions, Trump has not taken any actions to limit or end or withdraw from NATO. He has demanded that NATO members buy more weapons, which is of course a horrible idea. Even in the realm of rhetoric, when European officials have discussed creating a European military, independent of the United States, Trump has replied by demanding that they instead support NATO. 4. If Trump were trying to destroy NATO, that would tell us nothing about NATO. Trump has claimed to want to destroy lots of things, good and bad. Should I support NAFTA or corporate media or the Cold War or the F35 or anything at all, simply because some negative comment about it escapes Trump's mouth? Should I cheer for every abuse ever committed by the CIA or the FBI because they investigate Trump? Should I long for hostility between nuclear-armed governments because Democrats claim Trump is a Russian agent? When Trump defies Russia to expand NATO, or to withdraw from a disarmament treaty or from an agreement with Iran, or to ship weapons to Ukraine, or to try to block Russian energy deals in Europe, or to oppose Russian initiatives on banning cyber-war or weapons in space, should I cheer for such consistent defiance of Trump's Russian master, and do so simply because Russia is, so implausibly, his so-inept master? Or should I form my own opinion of things, including of NATO? 5. Trump is not working for, and was not elected by, Russia.According to the New York Times, "Russia's meddling in American elections and its efforts to prevent former satellite states from joining the alliance have aimed to weaken what it views as an enemy next door, the American officials said." But are anonymous "American officials" really needed to acquire Russia's openly expressed opinion that NATO is a threatening military alliance that has moved weapons and troops to states on Russia's border? And has anyone produced the slightest documentation of the Russian government's aims in an activity it has never admitted to, namely "meddling in American elections," — an activity the United States has of course openly admitted to in regard to Russian elections? We have yet to see any evidence that Russia stole or otherwise acquired any of the Democratic Party emails that documented that party's rigging of its primary elections in favor of Clinton over Sanders, or even any claim that the tiny amount of weird Facebook ads purchased by Russians could possibly have influenced the outcome of anything. Supposedly Trump is even serving Russia by demanding that Turkey not attack Kurds. But is using non-military means to discourage Turkish war-making necessarily the worst thing? Would it be if your favorite party or politician did it? If Trump encouraged a Turkish war, would that also be a bad thing because Trump did it, or would it be a bad thing for substantive reasons? 6. If Trump were elected by and working for Russia, that would tell us nothing about NATO. Imagine if Boris Yeltsin were indebted to the United States and ended the Soviet Union. Would that tell us whether ending the Soviet Union was a good thing, or whether the Soviet Union was obsolete for serious reasons? If Trump were a Russian pawn and began reversing all of his policies on Russia to match that status, including restoring his support for the INF Treaty and engaging in major disarmament negotiations, and we ended up with a world of dramatically reduced military spending and nuclear armaments, with the possibility of all dying in a nuclear apocalypse significantly lowered, would that too simply be a bad thing because Trump? 7. Russia is not a military threat to the world. That Russia would cheer NATO's demise tells us nothing about whether we should cheer too. Numerous individuals and entities who indisputably helped to put Trump in the White House would dramatically oppose and others support NATO's demise. We can't go by their opinions either, since they don't all agree. We really are obliged to think for ourselves. Russia is a heavily armed militarized nation that commits the crime of war not infrequently. Russia is a top weapons supplier to the world. All of that should be denounced for what it is, not because of who Russia is or who Trump is. But Russia spends a tiny fraction of what the United States does on militarism. Russia has been reducing its military spending each year, while the United States has been increasing its military spending. U.S. annual increases have sometimes exceeded Russia's entire military budget. The United States has bombed nine nations in the past year, Russia one. The United States has troops in 175 nations, Russia in 3. Gallup and Pew find populations around the world viewing the United States, not Russia, as the top threat to peace in the world. Russia has asked to join NATO and the EU and been rejected, NATO members placing more value on Russia as an enemy. Anonymous U.S. military officials describe the current cold war as driven by weapons profits. Those profits are massive, and NATO now accounts for about three-quarters of military spending and weapons dealing on the globe. 8. Crimea has not been seized. According to the New York Times, "American national security officials believe that Russia has largely focused on undermining solidarity between the United States and Europe after it annexed Crimea in 2014. Its goal was to upend NATO, which Moscow views as a threat." Again we have an anonymous claim as to a goal of a government in committing an action that never occurred. We can be fairly certain such things are simply made up. The vote by the people of Crimea to re-join Russia is commonly called the Seizure of Crimea. This infamous seizure is hard to grasp. It involved a grand total of zero casualties. The vote itself has never been re-done. In fact, to my knowledge, not a single believer in the Seizure of Crimea has ever advocated for re-doing the vote. Coincidentally, polling has repeatedly found the people of Crimea to be happy with their vote. I've not seen any written or oral statement from Russia threatening war or violence in Crimea. If the threat was implicit, there remains the problem of being unable to find Crimeans who say they felt threatened. (Although I have seen reports of discrimination against Tartars during the past 4 years.) If the vote was influenced by the implicit threat, there remains the problem that polls consistently get the same result. Of course, a U.S.-backed coup had just occurred in Kiev, meaning that Crimea — just like a Honduran immigrant — was voting to secede from a coup government, by no means an action consistently frowned upon by the United States. 9. NATO is not an engaged alternative to isolationism. The notion that supporting NATO is a way to cooperate with the world ignores superior non-deadly ways to cooperate with the world. A nonviolent, cooperative, treaty-joining, law-enforcing alternative to the imperialism-or-isolationism trap is no more difficult to think of or to act on than treating drug addiction or crime or poverty as reason to help people rather than to punish them. The opposite of bombing people is not ignoring them. The opposite of bombing people is embracing them. By the standards of the U.S. communications corporations Switzerland must be the most isolationist land because it doesn't join in bombing anyone. The fact that it supports the rule of law and global cooperation, and hosts gatherings of nations seeking to work together is simply not relevant. 10. April 4 belongs to Martin Luther King, Jr., not militarism. War is a leading contributor to the growing global refugee and climate crises, the basis for the militarization of the police, a top cause of the erosion of civil liberties, and a catalyst for racism and bigotry. A growing coalition is calling for the abolition of NATO, the promotion of peace, the redirection of resources to human and environmental needs, and the demilitarization of our cultures. Instead of celebrating NATO's 70thanniversary, we're celebrating peace on April 4, in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech against war on April 4, 1967, as well as his assassination on April 4, 1968. Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading Latest Turkey prepared to take Syria's Manbij, won't let it turn into 'swamp' like N. Iraq Turkey sees the US-backed Kurdish YPG militias as an extension of the PKK and considers them terrorists as well. Published 1 day ago on January 22, 2019 By RT Via RT… Ankara has "almost completed" preparations for another military operation in Syria and will launch it if "promises" made by other parties about the protection of its borders are not kept, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said. Turkey still hopes that talks with the US, Russia and "other parties" will allow it to ensure its security without resorting to force but it is still ready to proceed with a military option and will not "wait forever," Erdogan said. He was referring to Ankara's plans for the northern Syrian territories east of the Euphrates River, which it seeks to turn into a "security zone"free of any Kurdish militias. #Erdogan tells #Trump Turkey is ready to take over Syrian #Manbij from US-backed Kurds https://t.co/Qr9Oz2qIcY — RT (@RT_com) January 21, 2019 "We are on our border with our forces and following developments closely. If promises made to us are kept and the process goes on, that's fine. Otherwise, we inform that we have almost completed our preparations and will take steps in line with our own strategy," the president said, addressing a group of businessmen in Ankara on Monday. He did not elaborate on the promises made. However, they are apparently linked to the withdrawal of the Kurdish YPG militia from the Manbij area and the regions along the border with Turkey. "We will never allow a safe zone to turn into a new swamp," Erdogan said, referring to the northern Syrian territories and comparing them to the northern Iraq, where the militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) – an organization that Ankara considers a terrorist group – have been entrenched for decades. Turkey sees the US-backed Kurdish YPG militias, which form the backbone of the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), as an extension of the PKK and considers them terrorists as well. "Our proposal for a security zone under Turkey's control aims to keep terror organizations away from our borders," the Turkish president said. He went on to explain that Ankara does not seek any territorial gains in its military campaigns in Syria but merely seeks to restore order in the war-ravaged country. "We will provide security for Manbij and then we will hand over the city to its real owners," Erdogan said. "Syria belongs to Syrians." Turkey also seeks to establish a "security zone 20 miles [32 kilometers] deep" into Syria, Erdogan said, adding that he already discussed this issue with the US President Donald Trump. "Those who insistently want to keep us away from these regions are seeking to strengthen terror organizations," he added. Ankara has been long planning to push YPG units out of the area east of the Euphrates River. Its operation was delayed by the US withdrawal from Syria. However, Erdogan repeatedly hinted that his patience is wearing thin and he is not ready to wait much longer. He warned Trump against backtracking on his pledge to withdraw some 2,000 US forces out of Syria following a suicide attack in Manbij that killed four Americans. If the US president halted the withdrawal, it would mean that Islamic State (formerly ISIS/ISIL) had won, Erdogan argued. He has also reiterated that Turkey is ready to take over Manbij "without delay." The US military is currently working on security arrangements with the Turkish forces to create a buffer zone between Turkey and the Kurdish fighters. The Kurds, meanwhile, invited the Syrian government to take over the city and have reportedly begun to leave the area. Turkey has dismissed the reports saying its a "psyop". Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading Latest Political Knives Dull Themselves on the Rock of Brexit Article 50 The invocation of Article 50 was undertaken by an act of Parliament. And it will take another act of Parliament to undo it. Published 1 day ago on January 22, 2019 By Strategic Culture Foundation Authored Tom Luongo via Strategic Culture Foundation: Theresa "The Gypsum Lady" May went through an extraordinary twenty-four hours. First, seeing her truly horrific Brexit deal go down in historic defeat and then, somehow, surviving a 'No-Confidence' vote which left her in a stronger position than before it. It looks like May rightly calculated that the twenty or so Tory Remainers would put party before the European Union as their personal political positions would be terminally weakened if they voted her out of office. While there is little stomach in the British Parliament for a 'no-deal' Brexit, there is less for allowing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to become Prime Minister. And that is the crux of why the incessant calls to delay Brexit, call for a 'people's vote' or, in Corbyn's case, "take a no-deal Brexit off the table,' ultimately lead to a whole lot of political knife-fighting and very little substantive action. The day-to-day headline spam is designed to wear down people's resistance and make it feel like Brexit getting betrayed is inevitable. That has been the British Deep State's and EU's game plan all along and they hoped they could arm-twist enough people in parliament to succeed. But the problem for them now, since the clock has nearly run out, is the invocation of Article 50 was undertaken by an act of Parliament. And it will take another act of Parliament to undo it. And I don't see anyone on the Remainer side working towards that end. That should be your clue as to what happens next. Why? Because they know they don't have the time to get that act past Parliament. So, the rest of this is simply a PR campaign to push public opinion far enough to allow for an illegal canceling or postponing of Brexit. But it's not working. According to the latest polls, Brits overwhelmingly want the original Brexit vote respected. Leave even has a 5-6 point lead over Remain. And, I think Theresa May now realizes this. It is why she invited the no-confidence vote against her. She knew she had the votes and it would give her the ammunition to ignore Corbyn's hysterical ranting about taking a no-deal Brexit off the table. Whether she realizes that the only negotiating tool she has with the EU is the threat of a No-Deal Brexit, exactly like Nigel Farage and those committed to Brexit have been telling her for two years is still, however, up in the air. It looks like she's finally starting to get it. The net result is we are seeing a similar outing of the nefarious, behind-the-scenes, power brokers in the public eye similar to what's been happening in the US with Donald Trump and Russiagate. May has been singularly unimpressive in her handling of Brexit. I've been convinced from the beginning that betraying Brexit was always her goal. Negotiating a deal unacceptable to anyone was meant to exhaust everyone into the position to just throwing up their hands and canceling the whole thing. The EU has been in the driver's seat the entire time because most of the British establishment has been on their side and it was only the people who needed to be disrespected. So, after all of these shananigans we are back to where we were last week. May has cut off all avenues of discussion. She won't commit to taking 'no-deal' off the table to tweak Corbyn. She won't substantively move on any other issue. This is likely to push her deal through as a last-minute panic move. Corbyn is still hoping to get new elections to take power, and the majority of MP's who don't want to leave the EU keep fighting among themselves to cock up the entire works. All they are doing is expending pound after pound of political capital beating themselves against their own act of Parliament which goes into effect on March 29th. By the time that date comes around the frustration, shame and humiliation of how Parliament has mishandled Brexit will make it difficult for a lot of Remainers to hold together their majority as public opinion has decidedly turned against them. In the past the EU has had that façade of democratic support undermining any change at the political level. With Brexit (and with budget talks in Italy) that is not the case. The people are angry. The peak moment for Remainers to stage a bipartisan political coup against May should have been the most recent no-confidence vote. With May surviving that it implies that Remainers are not willing to die politically for their cause. This should begin to see defectors over the next couple of weeks as they realize they don't have a hand to play either. And by May refusing to rule out a 'no-deal' Brexit it has finally brought the EU around to throw a bone towards the British. Their admitting they would extend Article 50 is just that. But they know that's a non-starter as that is the one thing May has been steadfast in holding to. On March 29th with or without a deal the U.K. is out of the EU. Because despite the European Court of Justice's decision, Britain's parliament can only cancel Article 50 at this point by acting illegally. 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Warsaw, 13 February 2006
Ministers, Members of Parliament, fellow Commissioner, Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am delighted to be with you today to present how the Structural Funds support research and innovation, especially in the European Union's convergence regions. Special thanks go to Jerzy Buzek for inviting me, and to him and his fellow members of the European Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee for taking such a keen interest in this issue.
Why are research and innovation of such importance to regions that are among the least prosperous today, but catching up fast?
The issues we are discussing today reflect the challenges facing the entire European Union – challenges for its internal cohesion as it enlarges to take in poorer but also more dynamic regions; and challenges to adapt to the continuous pressure for change and renewal that comes with the development of the knowledge society and globalisation.
Research and innovation are an important part of the response to both sets of challenges. They are key drivers of productivity and growth, all the more so in an era of rapid technological change and global competition. And their potential for wealth generation means that they must be given a significant weight in the portfolio of investments which are helping Europe's disadvantaged regions to converge.
This is why we refer to regions whose GDP per head is less than 75% of the EU average as convergence regions – because the goal of EU regional policy is to reduce disparities in economic development on a permanent basis. Our aim is to promote growth-enhancing conditions that will result in long-term competitiveness and sustainable, high-quality employment. Investments through the Structural Funds enable Member States and regions to improve their attractiveness and to overcome obstacles to their economic development.
Now, there are those who say that our focus in convergence regions should be on concrete investments in physical infrastructure, with much less emphasis on less tangible factors such as know-how and skills. But a lack of innovation – and of research as a source of innovation – is actually a key deficit in the economies of less-developed regions. Innovation is a necessity, not a luxury, in the process of convergence. Without people actively engaged in innovation, you will not achieve rapid and effective transfer of technologies. And without an active research base, it is next to impossible to generate research excellence and home-grown innovation. It is important for the programming authorities in convergence regions to be aware of the importance of research and innovation as part of a balanced development strategy.
So how do the Structural Funds promote research and innovation?
We are approaching the end of one Structural Funds programming period and the start of another in 2007, so allow me to review what we are doing now before looking to the future. Support for research and innovation already accounts for a large share of Structural Fund investments, even when one defines innovation narrowly, excluding support for areas such as business investments, the information society or energy. Close to 10.5 billion euro is being invested in research, technological development and innovation by the Funds, chiefly through the European Regional Development Fund, between 2000 and 2006.
These investments are in three main areas:
- research projects, especially for applied and pre-competitive research, based in universities and public research institutes;
- research and innovation infrastructure, including research facilities and equipment at public institutes but also technology transfer centres and incubators; and
- support for innovation and technology transfer, including support for partnerships between businesses and research centres.
Some 70% of total Structural Funds investment in research and innovation – about 7.8 billion euro – is made in the least-developed Objective 1 areas, which would not otherwise benefit from this type of investment. The pattern of investment is the same as in other regions: around 25% of the money is invested in public research projects, another 25% in research and innovation infrastructures and around 40% in technology transfer and innovation.
Let me give you an example of the kind of project which the Structural Funds make possible. Here in Poland, the authorities are using European Regional Development funding to set up a laboratory for aeronautics research near Rzeszów. The project will establish a modern facility furnished with the newest research infrastructure and specialist equipment for testing materials. The project brings together public and private partners in a consortium comprising Rzeszów University of Technology, other technical universities, the "Aviation Valley" group of aeronautical industry manufacturers and the Polish Institute of Aviation.
In the same way that some Member States devote a greater share of their GDP to research and innovation than others, there are also variations in the share of Structural Funds programme resources allocated to research and innovation. However, I must say that Objective 1 regions do not necessarily perform worse in this respect than others. Indeed, a few leaders – regions in Finland, Belgium and Sweden – already invest well over 20% of their European Regional Development Fund resources in research and innovation. Others are not far behind, including the eastern German regions, Hungary and Slovenia. These efforts have not yet enabled these regions to overcome all their deficits in economic development, but progress is evident, not least in the revival of historical scientific and technological strongholds such as Dresden, Leipzig and Chemnitz, which have seen a remarkable renaissance in recent years, due in part to the Objective 1 support they have received. Elsewhere, Structural Funds support over a number of years has contributed to such significant economic development that certain regions have caught up with average levels of prosperity and will no longer need Objective 1 support after 2006. I am thinking of Member States such as Ireland and regions such as Sardinia in Italy, Hainault in Belgium and Merseyside in the UK. In each one, we can point to projects supporting research and innovation which have benefited from Structural Funds aid. There are Ireland's "Programmes in Advanced Technologies" which foster technology transfer between university research departments and private enterprise.
They have benefited from ERDF support to improve the quality of their services. In Belgium's Hainault province, formerly known for its heavy industry, ERDF support has enabled the creation of the Charleroi Biopole, focused on the creation of commercially applicable knowledge in the area of biotechnology. In the deprived urban area of Merseyside in the UK, we can point to a highly successful incubator for digital technologies, fostering start-ups and with close links to Liverpool's John Moores University. In Sicily, the ERDF has supported the work of a group of dynamic young researchers and engineers from local universities. The scientific and commercial success of their work has contributed to making the area of Catania a centre of excellence in the field of digital image processing. Of course, no one project brings about by itself the economic regeneration of a region. But such projects illustrate an important principle of our approach – the stress on commercially-valuable research and the fostering of links between the public and private sectors. For this reasons, such projects can serve as inspiration to regions which will continue to benefit from Structural Funds "convergence" aid after 2006.
Of course, the potential for research and innovation varies considerably across different regions, and so there would be little sense in setting uniform targets for the share of funds to be invested in research and innovation, or indeed any particular sector. However, when it comes to negotiating the programmes for 2007 to 2013, we will be examining carefully whether the proposed resource allocations for research and innovation are sufficiently ambitious. The same goes for other investments of direct relevance to the Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs.
Turning to the future, I can say without equivocation that research and innovation is one of the top priorities for the Structural Funds. This much was clear back in July 2004 when we adopted the draft regulations for post-2007. The Community Strategic Guidelines we proposed last summer put more flesh on these proposals.
One of the three over-arching Strategic Guidelines is "improving knowledge and innovation for growth", which sets out investment priorities in the areas of research, innovation and enterprise, information and communication technologies and financial engineering. This reflects the practice of the best-performing Member States in this area – such as Finland – which have pursued an integrated approach to research, innovation and enterprise. The Structural Funds have a crucial role to play in strengthening the links between innovation and the development of innovative enterprises which create growth and jobs.
The Strategic Guidelines highlight the need to strengthen co-operation among businesses and between businesses and academic institutions by supporting the creation of regional and trans-regional clusters of excellence. We know that public policy cannot create research or innovation clusters, but it can nurture their development. We also know that geographical proximity between partners still plays an important part in research and innovation activity and in achieving critical mass. Future investment strategies therefore need to concentrate investment on locations with particular growth potential, such as existing or emerging poles of excellence. We will be working together with programme authorities at regional level to develop the capacity to identify such locations and provide appropriate support through the Structural Funds.
Let me turn finally to the synergy between Regional Policy and other Community policies that support research and innovation.
It is a particular pleasure to share this platform with my colleague Janez Potočnik. As he too can testify, we have devoted a great deal of attention to reinforcing the complementarities between the different Community instruments.
[As Janez has explained,] the Seventh Research Framework Programme will, for the first time, contain elements aimed at supporting research activity in convergence regions. These include the "Research potential" action and the extended "Regions of Knowledge" initiative for developing research-driven clusters.
Similarly, the Structural Funds will complement Framework Programme priorities to a greater extent than in the past. The Strategic Guidelines have already provided a strong signal that the Structural Funds should enable all regions to participate effectively in the European Research Area. Managing authorities should use Structural Funding to implement their strategies for innovation, including those developed through the Regions of Knowledge initiative. The European Regional Development Fund and Social Fund will also complement the Research Potential action under the Seventh Framework Programme. When a Research Potential project is developed, the Funds can provide complementary investments for aspects of the project which are not financed through the Framework Programme, such as infrastructure facilities and training.
I therefore see two essential synergy between the Structural Funds and FP7. First, Structural Funds support for research facilities and staff – including in this current programming period – can build up the capacity which will enable a wider range of research centres to compete for Framework Programme funding on the basis of excellence. Secondly, there are the specific complementarities I have outlined. By capitalising on these synergy, we will see more and more projects that have benefited in a coherent way from different sources of funding – projects like the Aviation Valley association involved in the aeronautics project in Rseszów I mentioned earlier, which has also benefited from Framework Programme support.
My services are now beginning detailed discussions with Member States on their Strategic Reference Frameworks for using the Structural Funds, and they are doing so in close association with other services, including the Directorates General for Enterprise and Research. Let me finish by briefly sharing with you our framework for advising convergence regions on how to make best use of the Structural Funds in fostering research and innovation. I am convinced that there are five key elements.
&ndash first, the need to develop more sophisticated and ambitious strategies using the tools which the EU has supported, such as Regional Foresight or Innovative Actions;
&ndash secondly, the need to intensify collaboration between the private sector, public research organizations and public authorities;
&ndash thirdly, the need to be results-oriented in our investments and ensure that the mechanisms and know-how are in place to translate research results into commercially viable products and services;
&ndash fourthly, the need to derive maximum benefit from the foreign direct investment which many convergence regions have attracted over the last few years by ensuring that local small and medium-sized businesses can integrate themselves into multi-national supply chains; and
&ndash fifthly, the need to support innovative clusters – and by innovative I do not mean only high-technology – as a basis for lasting public-private co-operation.
Ladies and gentlemen, I firmly believe that the Structural Funds are essential to strengthening the research and innovation capacity of convergence regions. In doing so, the Funds not only reduce economic disparities, but also help address Europe's underperformance in research and innovation. I exhort national and regional authorities to take full advantage of the unique opportunities which the Structural Funds offer, both for supporting structural reform and for creating a knowledge-based economy. Thank you for your attention.
Item source: SPEECH/06/79 Date: 13/02/2006
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THE Baillieu government is set to open up thousands of hectares of green wedge and farmland for housing on the metropolitan fringe, adding to a glut of Melbourne housing lots ready for development.
Planning minister Matthew Guy will today unveil long-awaited plans to extend Melbourne's urban boundary in growth areas including in the cities of Casey, Whittlesea, Hume, Melton and Wyndham. About 7000 hectares is likely to be taken into the urban area in coming weeks under government policies known as ''logical inclusions'', and a separate review of green wedge ''anomalies''.
It will be the fourth time the boundary has been shifted since the Bracks government introduced it in 2002, promising to put an end to urban sprawl.
The Coalition government would not discuss details of today's announcement yesterday, however a leaked copy of recommendations by the high-level Logical Inclusions Advisory Committee reveals recommendations to the minister to:
■include 14 new fringe areas across eight municipalities totalling more than 6000 hectares
■refer another 16 areas for possible future review in line with the Coalition's promise to review the boundary every two years
■reject requests for the inclusion of 11 areas in five municipalities
■reject the City of Casey's request to excise from the metropolitan area a market garden area at North Clyde in the City of Casey, rezoned urban by the Brumby government
Mr Guy has indicated he will follow the recommendations of the expert panel after a complex process that included initial assessment and recommendations by the government's Growth Areas Authority.
Despite being equivalent to about 3500 MCGs of green wedge and farm land, the Coalition's first boundary review is a relatively small extension compared to the Brumby government's inclusion of almost 40,000 hectares in 2009-2010. The planning minister at the time, Justin Madden, said there would be no need for another boundary review in his lifetime.
Today's announcement will be welcomed by development groups, many of which have been calling for more land releases. However, the addition to Melbourne's suburban land supply comes at a time when the property industry is already struggling to sell lots.
A new report by leading property researchers Oliver Hume says that outer Melbourne is facing a land supply glut, with a record high of up to 200,000 lots to be ready for development in 2013/2014.
It points out that Victoria's population growth has slowed dramatically since 2009, and fringe land prices have plunged with it.
''This year a record 142 land projects will compete for a dwindling number of sales,'' said Oliver Hume head of research, Andrew Perkins.
''Put simply, further release of land for urban development in the current climate is debatable,'' he said.
The Labor opposition yesterday attacked the expansion as an unnecessary assault on green wedge and farming land that would benefit some landowners, developers and property industry lobbyists who had contributed to the Liberal Party.
''Mr Baillieu must explain the curious timing of a decision that allows Liberal Party mates to benefit from turning our open space into a concrete jungle,'' said planning spokesman, Brian Tee.
Royce Millar is an investigative journalist at The Age with a special interest in public policy and government decision-making.


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The title of this post doesn't promise anything informative: Genever is genever. Yet when I hear people explain what genever is, they usually say something like "Genever is Dutch gin." Or a kind of gin they drink in Holland. Or a malty style of gin that was popular in the United States before London dry took over. Gin gin gin gin gin. Look, I enjoy gin too — the gin shelf in my apartment is filled to overflowing — but genever is a different thing. Genever is genever. Labels are admittedly somewhat arbitrary, but I'd like to persuade you that there are good reasons to think of genever as its own distinct category of spirits.
I should first disclose that I'm not a disinterested party on this matter. I work for the Dutch distillery Lucas Bols and my job largely consists of encouraging people to drink more genever. It's a better pitch for me to walk into a bar and say, "You should carry at least one genever" than it is to say, "You should carry an additional gin, and it should be this unusual Dutch one." However that's not the only reason I'm urging this change in classification. The spirit is maltier and less botanical than gin and it doesn't mix in the same way. Calling genever a type of gin creates confusion.
Consider a typical consumer. He walks into a liquor store, sees a bottle of genever in the gin section, and is intrigued enough to buy it. He takes it home and puts it in his favorite gin drink, a Gin and Tonic. This is a classic pairing for a London dry. But genever and tonic? Eh, not so much. The bottle gets tucked away and forgotten.
Or consider a bartender who finds genever added to the gin section of his employer's menu. He makes a Martini with it. Is that going to make him enthusiastic about genever? Probably not.
Both of these drinks are excellent with gin. They're not ideally suited to genever. It's no fault of the consumer or the bartender that the cocktails didn't turn out as they'd hoped: They were told genever was gin, so they tried mixing it in absolutely standard gin drinks. They were given the wrong expectations about the product. If they knew what genever is actually like and how to use it, that disappointment could have been avoided. The first step in that education is getting them to think of genever as genever rather than as a kind of gin.
Here's an analogy I sometimes use to explain my work with Lucas Bols. Imagine that your job was to promote tequila before many people in the United States had any idea what tequila was. You might tell them it's sort of like rum, produced in the southern latitudes and with an affinity for mixing with lime and other citrus. Or you might tell them it's like whiskey or brandy, aged in barrels and very nice to sip neat. Neither of these descriptions is completely accurate, but they give consumers a starting point for enjoying the spirit.
In fact, that is pretty close to how some Americans first encountered tequila. Bottles arrived in the American market labeled "Mexican Whiskey." You can see these in the Sauza Family Museum in Tequila or in this photo. It's an interesting snapshot of how an unknown spirit reached many consumers in the guise of something more familiar. (The labeling regulations didn't get worked out until the 1970s.)
When we encounter a new spirit, our impulse is to understand it by reference to spirits we already know. This is perfectly sensible. But eventually, if we really want to know a spirit, we need to understand it on its own terms. For tequila, we need to know about agave, not grain. Tequila would have never thrived the way it has in the American market if it was forever viewed through the lens of whiskey, if its essential "agave-ness" were never allowed to shine through.
Genever today is in a similar position to those early tequilas. As genever re-entered the American market a few years ago, people needed an existing spirit to compare it to. They needed a section of their menu or their liquor store to put it in. Seizing on the etymology and botanicals it shares with gin, they reasonably grouped the two together. My view is that this classification misses the essence of the spirit, that genever is to "Dutch gin" as tequila is to "Mexican whiskey." (Above: A photo I took at a liquor store in Amsterdam. There's a lot of genever and it gets it own shelf!)
So if genever is not gin, what is it? The spirits do have one thing in common: They are both flavored with juniper berries. Early Dutch distillers sold spirits flavored with juniper and other botanicals for their alleged medicinal qualities. The spirits were produced in pot stills, which retain much of the character of the grain, producing a product that was essentially whiskey with botanicals added. It was called genever, from jeneverbes, the Dutch word for juniper. English speakers shortened this to gin.
With the invention of the column still in the nineteenth century, Dutch genever and English gin began to diverge in style. The English went for the new, purer spirit, essentially making botanical flavored vodka. The Dutch stuck with their malty genever. To distinguish between the two, English speakers called the latter "Holland's gin." It was a useful distinction until the triple blow of changing tastes, Prohibition, and World War II reduced genever's prominence in the American market.
Thus gin evolved from genever, but that doesn't mean that we should declare genever a kind of gin any more than we should think of the blues as just a proto-form of rock and roll. Gin and genever are "about" different things. Gin is primarily about botanicals. If you line up three different gins and want to describe the differences among them, you're going to talk mostly about their botanical profiles. This one has very assertive juniper, this one is more floral, this one has a licorice note, etc.
Genever is partly about botanicals, but it's also about the malty base spirit. As agave is to tequila, this maltwine (moutwijn) is to genever. When tasting different genevers, the differences in maltwine and the effects of barrel ageing are at least as important as the botanicals, often even more important.
As I write this I am sipping on a glass of the Bols 10 year old Corenwyn, one of the maltier styles of genever. There is juniper in it, but its presence isn't obvious in either taste or aroma. The flavor is of grain mellowed by a decade of barrel ageing. It's very good neat. If I had to compare it to another popular spirit category, I'd undoubtedly choose whiskey over gin. However it's not quite that either. The botanicals are there, and they do make a difference.
This particular bottling isn't currently available in the states, but aged genevers are starting to appear. A few months ago Bols introduced Bols Barrel Aged Genever, which is aged for a minimum of one and a half years in oak. It's more than 50% maltwine, as is the original Bols Genever. As these spirits arrive in the market, the classification of genever as a type of gin is going to become more and more inapt.
Take the 10 year old bottle I mentioned. Let's say you went to Amsterdam and brought a bottle back for your bar. You could insist, if you like, that any spirit that has so much as kissed a juniper berry counts as gin. But you would have to explain that this is a very strange gin that's made mostly from a whiskey-like grain distillate, that's aged for years in oak barrels, that doesn't really taste like juniper at all, and that's good in cocktails but also very nice on its own with no chilling or dilution. You could say all that. Or you could say, "genever is genever."
I think the latter approach is simpler and more sensible. Take a couple examples from the press this week. Today at The Atlantic Clay Risen has a good article about barrel aged gins:
My favorite so far (and the most widely available) is Lucas Bols's Barrel-Aged Genever. Unlike most gins available in the United States, Bols and other Dutch gins, or genevers, use a maltwine base, a combination of corn, rye, and wheat. They are also less intensely distilled, and usually through pot, rather than column, stills, producing a robust whiskey-like quaff, which connoisseurs prefer to drink chilled and neat. It's thick, like a liqueur; you wouldn't think to mix it with tonic for a summer-day quencher.
I'm delighted that he enjoys our product, but that's a lot of words to explain how unlike gin our gin is! The classification is straining at the seams.
Here's another from The Oregonian, which on Tuesday published its annual list of "100 Things We Love." Kopstootje Biere, our collaboration with Portland's Upright Brewery to create a beer designed specifically to pair with Bols Genever, made the list. That makes me very happy. Yet here's how they introduced it: "A traditional Dutch ceremony consisting of genever, a type of gin, with a beer back." If you know about genever, or especially if you tried this pairing last year, you know that this is a tasty combination. But to everyone else, a glass of gin with a beer on the side probably doesn't sound very appealing. Even if you like gin, you don't ever drink it like that.
So let's stop saying that genever is gin. If someone asks what genever is, say "genever is genever." From there you can explain how the spirit is made, where it comes from, and what it tastes like. Maybe after that talk about its relation to gin. Gin is wonderful and its evolution is a neat story, but it is not the story of genever.
If you've read this far, the least I can do is offer you a cocktail. At the beginning of this post I mentioned that putting genever in gin cocktails doesn't always work. Sometimes it does; I've had delicious twists on the French 75 and the Corpse Reviver #2, to name a couple. However at other times it makes a better stand-in for whiskey and substituting genever in your favorite whiskey cocktails is a promising way of coming up with new drinks.
This one is the latest addition to our menu at Metrovino, featuring Bols Barrel Aged Genever. It's a fairly straightforward adaptation of one of my favorite rye cocktails, The Remember the Maine. In keeping with the sunken ship theme, it's named the Flying Hart (Vliegenthart), after a notable Dutch shipwreck.
2 oz Bols Barrel Aged Genever
1 oz sweet vermouth (Dolin)
1/4 oz cherry Heering
2 dashes Brooklyn Hemispherical fig bitters
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Stir, serve up, and garnish with a cherry. Prost!


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