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a closer look at her extravagant outfit. later on in the shop, i want to welcome to another edition of your max with mir host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up. how to architects in the czech republic make it their mission to save old buildings and a tour of must these sites. in lithuania, capital will news but 1st, when you asked someone where they think the best beer in the world comes from france is probably not the 1st answer you would expect. but over the years, one family run brewery in southern france has developed the best dark beer around. that's at least according to this year's world beer awards. how they managed to do this in a land famous for its wine is something we had to find out for ourselves. cheers.

ah, this is not just any beer. critics consider it one of the world's best giving it 1st place in the dock. be a category at this. he is will be a rewards they're gonna send over brewers. the world beer award really is the holy grail boy with edge. and since this dark beer is aged in old wine barrels from burgundy, the award for best beer is also a victory for france on an international level. i liked all that. i've also assumed that the coastal town of ashley lay still ma'am, not far from pappy on the south. the france is better known for his beeches than it's brewing. a 1998 the cup donna brewery set up shop. here i go and live and l. o d, and now he should have run the family business for 20 years. they go as bri mazda in a d, as managing director. since its founding, the annual be

a production has grown from 500 to more than 5000 tech to lead his own. i gather the name of the whom our beers are stored for at least 18 months, sometimes even more than 6 years in the on the order on this one got the price for best beer. it's aged for 36 months, fafsa, we changed the barrels every 6 months because we want to enhance the flavor of the beer with the essence of the old wine barrels law. ah co founded idea victo new. ah rumor sticks. i go less samples. the beer, every few weeks to check the quality and flavor. here at capital. now, it's a meticulous process from grain to fermentation, to finished beer. the death of em all. the idea is to make a genuinely french beer. france to day is becoming more and more synonymous with fine beers. but 1st and foremost, it's a country of wine and this marriage makes our beer unique. oh, the dog

b a carries the sonorous name would h gong clue balloon. it's brewed with ry from the cell, donna region in the french prairie. nice. the brewery works exclusively with organic regional produce tub, local restaurants, also appreciate cap donna's autism or brewing any of i now gotten the result soccer saw restaurant with 2 missional stars. says the golden beer alongside a selection of exclusive wines. ah, did us our father, our head chef has been working with comp donna for 20 years. the beer is a local product and he uses only produce from the region and it has a very balanced taste. but not too strong, but it has a very mild flavor cables. and i dig or says from an adolescent mal the breweries, beer garden and farm store. now open later or quite the crowd. many come to try the award winning beer. a small one is available for an impressive 15 euros. one. let

a sweet but mild, a beer is absolutely delicious. when i want a good beer, i go to kept it up. i didn't know where to place to be the best pail beer, best wry beer, best spirit infuse beer and now best dark beer. the past 4 years captain now has been showered with awards than porter for to work as go with. we want to uphold our tradition of creativity and avant garde is them here for me. and i wonder, has your, i don't want to uphold the quality. our customers enjoy so much joy to an air to continue this journey through flavor with them on his pre there's ongoing and on it and only one player. quantity of the quantity. this ambitious family business from the south of france proves that sometimes the best things come in small packages. in turkey, members of the l. g. b t q, community find themselves confronted by more and more restrictions from the

governing authorities. for example, events like the pride parade was banned this past year. but there is one turkish american designer who is challenging the system with her flamboyant designs which put drag queens front and center. ah. so my perfect world is no religion, no skin tone, no gender, no perfect body types. if you have 5 arms, great. if you have 10 eyes on your but amazing. so i don't want anyone to be judged about how they look or where they are from turkish american designer it our euro, missouri. lou is presenting her new collection tailored, especially for the queer community of its tenable imaginative outfits. are the centerpiece of a show featuring pole dances, d j's, and of course drag. what fascinates me about drag queens? is there many talents?

i mean they work on nails, makeup, hair, fashion performance. and i just love working with them because of their non restrictive nest with me as well. and i feel like when i see my costumes on them, they take it to a whole different level ada euro missouri. lou was introduced to the world of drag queens purely by chance. she was born and raised in the united states, while studying fashion design and chicago. she was invited to create costumes for a group of drag queens. her design started making waves, and she quickly made a name for herself in the st. oh, in her istanbul studio, the designer also known by his stage name ada birth thing, is preparing for today's fashion show. when the 2020, pandemic froze international travel, she was left stranded in turkey's biggest city. so she decided to stay in the

country and build the life here. oh, i feel like i needed a change. i mean, i lived in chicago all my life and i never wanted to move to new york or l a. i always knew that from the beginning. and i feel like the next best thing was stumble. and i feel like i like that every day's kind of been a venture and comes with his challenges. and i'm ok with that hotel in stones stop at designing costumes, though. she even performs on stage herself under the title mother creature. so far she is designed over $200.00 costumes and creatures brought in istanbul. she can't give free rain to her creativity the way she was accustomed to before i'm on the challenge is that i feel like i have here in turkey. um is that sometimes i feel restricted in america, i felt more comfortable going out in

a creature or one of my garments and more freely. and now i feel like sometimes unsafe or uncomfortable. so and still china work out. ah, i can break that barrier. but i think it's going to take some time. night falls in istanbul, the performers are getting ready to go on stage. since 2018 hit our euro myself, lou has been organizing performances with the quit community in turkey against all odds in 2020 to istanbul. pride and all events planned for it were band a lot of problems that people in the clear can me a face in turkey is not being accepted. so especially during pride. we have a lot of problems trying to do. pride parades. very simple thing, but it keeps getting shut down. and turkish government restrictions on the only problem the communities facing since the corona pandemic,

it are your m a z o lou and many others have been struggling to find new places to express themselves. for upon that make me had a really huge scene, but after to ponder, make of when the clubs were close. unfortunately we lost those areas and we lost our ah, important places. i wish there will be a more place history of an open waiting thing. turkey might come to that after a while. again, it says curtains up the so tight hood magical birth is a spectacle for both eyes and is the design has fantastical new collection goes down like a storm. so i believe for the future of the quick me in turkey is going to get better. it's kind of hard to say because it keeps going forward and back, but i just need to hope that it's gonna get better and we're going to keep pushing forward as much as we can. the extraordinary creations of in europe mozilla glue,

create a wondrous world opened to people and preaches of all kinds. architects today are faced with a myriad of challenges when it comes to constructing new buildings. there's often a lack of raw materials, limited space in cities or complex building regulations. so it's often easier to just reuse buildings which already exist. and that is what one architectural firm in the czech republic is doing while using ordinary objects, like plastic chairs in brand new ways. what can we do with buildings that are past their prime, just demolish them? or keep them and transform them and breathe new life and then the way it architect andre, he big does we really believe to, to keep as much as possible. if the smart way worse. no history does

a future. saving old buildings has become a mission for the architect andre cubic. and make our christoph, they found that the architecture firm in 2012, based in the not check here about 200 kilometers south east of prague in this building is also in burne. know it was put up in 1992 and served as a car dealership. today, a check furniture company uses it as a show room, or they covered the facade with $900.00 of their plastic chairs that was inexpensive and energy efficient and became a kind of symbol for the company. inside the building was gutted and modernized. the furniture company displays its range of products in 3, partitioned off areas. this renovation was far more economical than putting up a whole new building. but for the architects that wasn't the decisive factor.

or i believe got that also to them only for co, fresher buildings or something. crazy. right. something, something unsustainable though because of our architectural approach, we saved this building. we saved all the material. you can see here, this building is now known as a symbol. it's something what may be nobody gonna demolish anymore. the architects have a team of over 50 people to work on their projects, most of which are in europe, among them on new buildings such as one for this vineyard nears neu, mo, southern check here. have also been working on the straw that tower on a plan, 235 meters. what will be check? his tallest building is slated for completion in 2027. but redesigning older buildings remains close to their hearts. as the

civilization we all are to build enough, i would say. and what i really like is to, to reflect on something existing to try to understand what the roster are economical, social, and environmental on the context of the, of the past and how to transform it. or how to, how to add something contemporary into it. a buildings history and what that has to say about the time it was built is also meaningful. even when it comes to relatively unloved structures, like with north central bus station in its brutalised style. many people associated with a country socialist era. they have certain beauty and they are part of our history and just to demolish them are means that we re just skip this part of our history. and it's incorrect in my opinion, for lack of proper maintenance. the central bus terminal completed in 1988 had

deteriorated. the architects had used it themselves or students. in 2011, they decided to contact the owner. i both very a shame that employee pos inquiry in our reality could be import who public place. if i could get a book condition, i'm happy to be held to improve it. they invested a total of $5000000.00 euros in the renovation. among the alterations they had, the roof supports painted white installed, new light fixtures, built a new passenger hole and recon it's a passenger walkways. so on that she beek. it's not an architectural masterpiece, but it building that benefits the city. i have to believe as an, as an professional, as an architect, that we have this certain power in our hands. and if we work properly, if you work successfully, it could help to change the society to, to something, something maybe better. she big and chris stuff show that there are creative ways

to turn the old into the new i'm moving further north. we head to vill nearest the capital of lithuania, which is celebrating a big birthday in 2023. it's $700.00. to be exact. wellness is famous for its many churches as well as for its old town, which is a world heritage site. for our series bucket list, euro max reporter, actual prima easy, checked out, some of the must see sites on his tour of the city, which took him to some dizzying heights. ah papa, i'm sitting on the roof of the tv tower, 170 meters above lithuanian capital videos. being on top of the tv tower is probably the highest adventure, young villiers, but there's lots of other stuff to do today. i'll tell you what to see,

eat and do in the lithuanian capital. a broad range of european architecture stars are concentrated in a small space here. over half a 1000000 people live here in the country's biggest city. and it's old town has been listed as a unesco world heritage side for many years. the cathedral square is the most important square in vilnius. it's named after the cathedral basilica of san stanislaus and san lattice laws ride behind me. next to it is the bare tower 1st and have a look round the cathedral. it was built in the 18th century, but the 1st christian house of worship on this side, dates back to the 13th century. nora miss united shows me the church and one of its most important graphics. the lower arm bone of one of its name givers, st. stanislaus, an 11th century, bishop of croc. all. it was gifted for latina only after 300 years when

lydia, eventually weiss christianized. so when the 1st church was built in this place, actually the relic of things done as low as gifted to living. yet she symbolised maybe continuity between between the phase 2 states of poland and latino together. ah. then of course, i take the opportunity to see the better tele right next to the church. one of the cities oldest and most melodious towers, ah, in the view is quite speak too. oh, you know, there's another tough for me to climb to day. but 1st as to get something to eat, that something is charity, but it's a very straightforward soup made with just a few ingredients. few mix beads, cucumbers and green onions with kathy. and it stop for me,

sir. it's more like a no holding. sorta finishing it since it's not 3 that's not food. faulty. plus the computers that thought typical, it's like with may been the focus of 30 times, but the still already broken with. and then it's ready to serve. this is a 1st for me. i've never tried cold bead soup before. it is very delicious. no, i feel ready for my highest adventure to day in vilnius. mm. yes. so you know, what's next? me walking on top of this 170 meters high denito tower. i don't know. that's a good idea. okay. got my money. from the moment i stepped out of the cage onto the tv tower roof. i'm secured by a line, so nothing can happen. and the 9 is just the right length,

so i can't fall over the edge. but i can walk all the way round the tower once. this is really a stunning view, but i'm a bit afraid of the hide. then comes the ultimate test of courage, sitting on the brink. ah okay. everything is really secure. i mean even my glasses have a rope, but this is frightening anyhow. ah. by the end of my day in values, this much is clear. this is yeah. so much to offer that i would definitely have to come again. the beginning of a new year is also a time of new beginnings. it may even be the time for trying out a new sent. oh, there are so many perfumes on the market that it can literally give you a headache just trying to find a new one. well,

that is where over heritage from dresden comes to the rescue. he helps people all over the world, create a personalized, sent, designed to evoke a range of emotions couldn't hold. obama fragrances can give you a sense of happiness. gifted and fragrances can be appealing. just fragrances can change your life. 5, listen, should be my name is over harish and to me, fragrances mean life, love, and happiness, relaxation, and passion. in his dress and perfume, re move a hellish stores, thousands of fragrances all made from natural ingredients by distillation, for instance, of blue spruce needles. given this kind of sunshine sandstone can be extraordinary . to sch, can and earth can contain unique fragrances as well,

and cannot join us all in the out thinking. there are other ways to get this earthy sending a book on the demons like using beat rules, lethal orange, and that's how you can make connections dashed and tell a story. out in the sheesh not said hellish cells, his perfumes, to customers around the world, including european nobility, elaborate perfumes can cost up to several $1000.00 euros. those gibberish guns if you the pump and there aren't many perfumes in the world off a mill. there are actually fewer perfumes than astronauts when and when you're good at it, people will come to you, come to load the fin, the line. hello has been commissioned to create a perfume in remembrance of carlo, glistening, now, an entrepreneur from dresden. he seeks inspiration beside the river alba to tell the life story of this colorful 19th century industrialist and perfume hellish collects willow branches,

wider each toys seek willows, have that not what he fragrances of id here god, and the willows here have taken in the scent of the meadows along the elbow river orange dust, and that's what we're going to, you know, some of skipped him of, for she did the, there are always different ways of extracting the fragrance that beat it sees with willow barky does to distillation or maturation can be, you and i recall, or we use a few or alcohol and we just insert it and the alcohol will absorb the essential oil where basically making an extract good lot up to 150 of these extracts are used in one perfume. hellish to also creates custom made one of a kind of perfumes. ah, less di melissa. there is nothing more intimate than perfume health. you wear it

directly on your skin and it even enters the scan. it, it doesn't get more intimate than that. a la di boston to why would you use a mass produced perfume and good to i think a good fragrance should reflect your personality and coll august ling. as legacy to the people of dresden was this palace, the society in charge of its preservation, commissioned over her lunch with creating a perfume reflecting the lavish lifestyle of the businessman and boldly. vaughn perfume over made 3 different fragrances. he took tamya, the fragrance family is a green composition only to fanny. the fragrance pyramid results from elbow meadows, willow from incense, peppermint tandy at them. candied mass, a rated rose bushes, fresh grass cloves, and leather, and the theatre in to auto. its elegant,

i'd say it's more elegant than the 1st one. it now little definitely. you can really picture a ball room with couples of we're actually in the ball room right now, so that's fitting couples dancing. yes, exactly. at the palace, they've chosen the more sporty, elegant version, and of a hellish is already experimenting with fragrances for his next project. a perfume that will help you concentrate well, that's always good. and matt wraps up this edition of your max. don't forget to head to our website for this week's viewers drum and also check out our facebook page. thanks for tuning in and from all of us here in berlin. we wish you a happy and healthy new year. we'll see you again soon with

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