New York City FC today announce that it has loaned forward Jovan Mijatovic to Oud-Heverlee (OH) Leuven of the Belgian Pro League through June 30, 2025. The Serbian forward arrived ahead of the 2024 season and made 17 appearances and scored a goal across all competitions for New York City. The forward played a role in the club’s Leagues Cup quarterfinal run where he contributed with his first goal with the club and scored in the shootout against Mexican side F.C. Queretaro at Yankee Stadium. “We know Jovan is a super talented player with vast European experience, we are all disappointed with his lack of playing time but know the level he is capable of reaching,” said Sporting Director David Lee. “At this moment we believe that allowing Jovan to be exposed to play a key part in a competitive environment in Belgium’s top division will help further his development. We look forward to following Jovan in Belgium the rest of the season and wish him all the best.” Mijatovic returns to Europe where prior to New York City the forward had amassed 95 professional career appearances most recently with Serbian club Red Star Belgrade, in addition to UEFA Champions League and Europa League experience. “I would like to thank everyone at New York City for welcoming me to the club last season. Although we didn’t have the season I would have wanted, I am excited at the opportunity to return to Europe and continue to work on my craft,” said forward Jovan Mijatović. “I would like to thank the coaches, staff and my teammates; I wish them all the best as they start the new season.” On the international stage, Mijatović was called up by Serbia’s U-21 while with New York City. The forward made four appearances and provided a goal and assist between a friendly and UEFA Euro U-21 Championship qualifying. Transaction: New York City FC loan forward Jovan Mijatovic to OH Leuven through June 30, 2025. Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung an authentic Belgian lager whose recipe dates back to medieval times is now available in select East Coast cities Heverlee was first crafted by the Park Abbey monks in Leuven Looking to revive the traditional lager in modern times Joris Brams has perfected the recipe and is thrilled to bring the refreshing Belgian Pils to U.S "Heverlee is a rediscovered original and I am very proud to see a quality Belgian beer re-emerge for a new audience after being all but lost for hundreds of years.” but their knowledge and craft was almost wiped out when brewing became commercial,” said Brams Heverlee is a rediscovered original and I am very proud to see a quality Belgian beer re-emerge for a new audience after being all but lost for hundreds of years.” The secret to Heverlee’s smooth Pils taste is the unique combination of barley more traditional brewing process than those employed by mass brewers today and Philadelphia on draft and in six-packs including an intimate tasting session with Master Brewer Joris Brams are scheduled at the following locations: • New York on January 27th at BXL East 210 East 51st Street from 7:00PM to 9:00PM • Philadelphia on January 28th at Garrett Hill Ale House Bryn Mawr from 5:00PM to 7:00PM & Eulogy Belgian Tavern 136 Chestnut Street from 8:30PM to 10:30PM • Boston on January 29th at The Merchant For more information about Heverlee and the Abbey visit: http://www.heverlee.com or https://www.facebook.com/HeverleeBeerUSA or https://twitter.com/HeverleeBeer Rebekah Grim, PMG PR, +1 (802) 863-3929 Ext: 117, [email protected] Do not sell or share my personal information: The 22-year-old striker signed a three-year contract with Leuven paying €1.8 million for the transfer and will wear jersey number 19 at his new club In this week’s installment of our new account moves & reviews column we examine the alcohol advertisers shaking up their agency rosters as brandy giant Hennessy tries to capitalize on its association with basketball Droga5’s creatives will be toasting their success this week with a glass of brandy after being hired by cognac distillers Hennessy Droga5 and Hennessy have worked together since 2011 but this latest win means an expanded remit for the agency covering Hennessy’s partnership with the NBA the largest producer of cognac in the world (it accounts for 40% of French brandy production) and the H in luxury conglomerate LMVH was named the official spirit of the NBA back in February of last year Droga has been appointed to build a new global creative platform targeting South Africa with the intention of bouncing off the growing popularity of American basketball in those markets; the NBA precedes the NFL in this endeavor having hosted pre-season matches in Britain as far back as 1993 Hennessy is set to unveil its latest campaign tonight to mark the 75th anniversary season of the NBA Another agency celebrating this week is Splendid Communications which has been named UK consumer PR agency by Asahi UK for its Peroni Nastro Azzurro brand Peroni already enjoys a position as the UK’s favorite premium beer but wants to push its partnership with the Aston Martin Formula One team (presumably the drivers don’t partake) and its non-alcoholic line said: “Splendid demonstrated a great understanding of the Peroni Nastro Azzurro brand and audiences and showcased real energy for delivering impactful comms to more consumers through PR It’s a big year for us and we believe we have the right strategic and creative partner to deliver on our ambitions.” the largest social media agency in Scotland has been appointed by Tennent Caledonian Breweries to work on two of its brands Though Hydrogen already handles social for Highland Park whisky said: “Our team love working with great brands and the history and heritage of both Heverlee and Menabrea speak for themselves We can’t wait to get stuck in and start developing the strategy for the coming months.” Deutsch Bank has appointed Essence as its lead media agency which consolidates the German finance house’s media with a single agency for the first time follows a competitive pitch managed by DWS Journey Further has been appointed by Virgin Money as its SEO partner The agency held the business after a competitive review against five other bidding agencies National Australia Bank has retained Mindshare as its media agency; the agency has worked with the brand for the last decade DentsuMB won the account for Indian agri-commerce concern WayCool Foods The agency already held the business for its dairy brands but that remit has now been expanded right across WayCool’s consumer portfolio the official campaign to boost Singaporean literature and publishing has appointed the Hoffman Agency as its PR Skincare startup Whind has appointed Digital Natives to create its social advertising content said: ”It was critical to find a partner that not only gets our brand proposition and values but could design high performing content that best engages with our audience and builds our brand and our revenue.” Independent fiber provider CityFibre has appointed UM as its media agency The firm supplies internet service providers with fiber infrastructure The requested URL was not found on this server Are you someone who likes to go off the beaten track In this blog you will find tips for visiting a neighbourhood where most visitors never come Where you effortlessly blend in with the locals and where – especially on a Sunday – the place hums with a cosy vibe just outside the city centre but easily accessible surprising restaurants and a large Sunday market You won’t be leaving without a bag full of fun the flower and plant business of Nico and Dave there is also a beautiful selection of silk flowers and plants Take along a fashionable souvenir with a Belgian twist from your city trip to Leuven Then go shopping at the June clothing store in the City With a great selection of affordable Belgian fashion you will certainly find something that suits you here And don’t miss the local market on Sunday Our tip: collect a delicious lunch at the various stalls and have a picnic in the neighbouring Arenberg Park You’ll find the Arenberg Park and Castle about a five-minute walk from the Sunday market Via the main entrance at the Kardinaal Mercierlaan you arrive on the magnificent driveway to the castle the building itself has rarely been opened to the public Can you find the water mill and the Saint Lambert chapel The chapel is a popular wedding venue for the true Leuven locals After the picnic, it is time for another must-see in Heverlee: Park Abbey One of the best preserved abbey sites in Europe The abbey’s historic halls were restored recently Our tip: be sure to admire the stucco ceilings in the library And you can do that without getting neck pain There are special reclining seats so you can discover all the details Good to know: A visit to the abbey site itself is free; you only pay for a visit to the buildings The ViaVia Café is an absolute favourite of Leuven people In a city teeming with more than 190 nationalities it’s hardly surprising that a world cafe has thrived here The menu includes dishes from all continents although their spaghetti and South African bobotie are world famous Furbetto is the “new kid in town” who won the hearts of locals in a short space of time Booking in time is therefore necessary here but with a healthy dose of playful disobedience That’s what restaurant Furbetto promises us Book your stay here a mother of two who loves spending time with her family in nature Check these out the next time you’re in Leuven it’s only natural that Leuven has a wide range of international restaurants Experience Leuven’s multicultural life and enjoy one of the city’s many world cuisines Where can you find the stars of Belgian cuisine in Leuven each one close to Leuven’s top 10 attractions This hidden gem is one of the favourite meeting spots of the locals but it is also a wonderful place to spend time as a visitor Discover why Hal 5 is definitely worth a visit Jozef Vounckplein 23000 LeuvenT +32 16 20 30 20visit@leuven.be This website contains information relating to nicotine and alcohol products You should not proceed if you are under the age of 18 There's been a horrible traffic accident inside a Swiss tunnel. At least 28 people — 22 of them children mostly around the age of 12 — were killed Tuesday night when the bus they were in crashed. According to the BBC carrying 52 people back to the Belgian towns of Lommel and Heverlee following a skiing trip struck a wall in the tunnel head-on." The crash happened in a tunnel in Sierre It is "a tragic day for all of Belgium," the country's prime minister "Those on board the bus that crashed were from the Stekske primary school in Lommel with Belgian media saying the numbers were roughly even with all but one of them living in Belgium." Reuters reports that "Children at St Lambertus school in the Belgian town of Heverlee were informed about the accident at an assembly before classes They were supposed to be back now,' Dirk De Gendt the local priest who is on the school board Parents of the victims were due to meet at the school later in the morning and then travel by military plane to Switzerland "Twenty-four other children aboard the Belgium-bound bus were injured and were being treated in hospital Become an NPR sponsor From Medieval Monks to an Evening in Granny Annie’s with the company of Master Brewer Joris Brams Belfast’s newest venue to have opened its doors Delighted to partner Granny Annie’s in opening Belfast newest venue and to have been the first to host a private function in it said; “Granny Annie’s has a contemporary feel and a really nice atmosphere that was the perfect setting for our Heverlee beer tasting event.  We’ve been working with the owners Willis and Ryan McLaughlin for over a year and a half now the Granny Annie’s bar concept has rolled out first in Limavady and more recently in Derry-Londonderry.” — Love Belfast ❤️ (@love_belfast) June 14, 2016 Appreciation of this premium Belgian Lager may seem all too easy but there’s an art to serving up Heverlee’s celebrated ‘perfected pint’ … and appreciation is deepened when you find out what lies behind this great heritage-based beer much to the admiration of bartenders and licensed trade representatives from across Northern Ireland was Heverlee’s own master brewer Joris Brams.  There is no man better qualified to present Heverlee Heverlee is derived from a centuries-old recipe originally used by medieval monks at the Abbey of the order of Premontre just outside Joris’s hometown of Leuven providing refreshment almost exclusively destined for the monks and those who laboured on the Abbey lands.  Brewing stopped around 1500/1600 and the recipe was long forgotten until Joris began his research He was so impressed at the recipe he unearthed for a traditional yet hugely distinctive Belgian Pils that he revived both the recipe and skills the ultra-smooth Heverlee of today was born more traditional brewing process than the bigger Belgian brands to ensure a distinctive original Pils bitterness within its complex taste characteristics Today Heverlee can proudly claim that it is once again deliciously brewed with ingredients and methods with roots dating back to Medieval times maize and fresh water combine to create a light Heverlee is served in a chalice glass designed to preserve the beer head and concentrate its flavours the foam is traditionally sliced off with a knife perhaps worryingly known as ‘beheading’ protecting the liquid underneath from exposure to the air and maintaining the head’s bitter aromas But there’s even more to pouring what Heverlee has dubbed its ‘perfected pour’ and Joris has created a six step programme to guide bartenders through the exacting process.  Delivering perfection with every pour ensures that the customer always receives the beer as it should be but it also reminds the bartender that this is a product like no other: worthy of respectful handling The Heverlee logo features the Abbey’s Latin motto ‘Ne Quid Nimis’ reflecting a philosophy of ‘life in balance’ The literal English translation of the Latin phrase is ‘nothing in excess’ … which is perhaps good advice when you discover a Beer as exceptional and great-tasting as Heverlee Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email which were also developed with the help of artificial intelligence which is also referred to as OH Leuven or OHL is a Belgian professional football club from the city of Leuven It was created in 2002 from the merger of three clubs The team decided to make the shirt after various polls were undertaken of fans in the club’s app with input and collaboration on the design Questions were asked of supporters about the colour ️ || Met input van onze supporters en met behulp van AI werd er een uniek wedstrijdshirt ontworpen… Lees meer https://t.co/VcK2p7sEkm #ohleuven #samenkanmeer pic.twitter.com/FIjiWxGYTf — OH Leuven (@OHLeuven) March 17, 2024 many fans indicated that they associated OH Leuven with the Stella Artois beer This is because AB InBev brand Stella has been brewed in Leuven all the way back to 1366 and in the past 600 years has become closely associated with the town and the brewery is a popular tourist destination As a result of the association with Stella the third kit has included a yellow lager style design which was designed with both the supporters input and the “help of AI” according to OH Leuven The new kit includes a gold shirt and white collar and has been showcased during the last game against KV Mechelen We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again has introduced a new 10x440ml can pack to its range The new pack is available to wholesale and independent convenience retailers with listings in two of Scotland’s largest wholesalers The pack is made of recyclable cardboard with a carry handle and a quick tear-open fold Michael McAdam brand manager for Heverlee said: “We know that consumers love the convenience of can and formats that suit more occasions so a 10x440ml pack was a natural progression for the brand along with great value and the ability to stock up for longer The Heverlee drinker is adventurous and bold and this new fridge pack means consumers can enjoy the crisp and refreshing taste of a Heverlee they know and love with their friends at home at a moment’s notice.” The 10x440ml can pack has an RRP of £13.99 for convenience Heverlee is also available in 4x440ml cans and 660ml bottle Register today to gain unlimited access to articles and to receive our great range of email newsletters Register now Site powered by Webvision Cloud Celebrating the Best Places and People in the City 1st March 2018 by was in Glasgow last week to create two murals at Finnieston’s Chelsea Market and the brand new Phillies of Shawlands DZIA was brought over by premium Belgian lager brand in celebration of its limited edition pint glass by the artist DZIA’s impressive 3.6 x 4.3m mural of two Glaswegian seagulls has been outside Chelsea Market since Thursday 22 February and will soon be taking up a permanent spot inside a secret The striking design is a symbol of character and strength as well as being the official symbol of Flanders the area of Belgium which is home to Heverlee beer The surrealist glassware design by Joachim is inspired by the goings on in a bar and depicts characters enjoying a beer and sparking romance DZIA’s artwork has appeared at several events with Heverlee including; 2015’s Heverlee at Tontine the 2016 Riverside Festival and West End Fiesta at Kelvingrove Bandstand Both of the limited edition pint glasses from Joachim and DZIA are available in selected Heverlee bars now said: “Eye catching glass designs are a staple of Belgian beer bars so we’re thrilled to have brought a flavour of this to the UK you very quickly realise that the country is home to some of the finest street artists in the world and what better way to celebrate Heverlee’s roots by bringing over one of the country’s top artists to create incredible murals at Chelsea Market and Phillies of Shawlands We look forward to seeing drinkers enjoy a pint of Heverlee in one of the DZIA and Joachim designed glasses soon.” Filed Under: Talk of the Town Words & Pictures Combined By Glasgowist © 2025 · All Rights Reserved · It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem 15th August 2022 by Melting Pot x Heverlee have announced their return to BAaD this September with a weekend of landmark parties set to see the summer off in style On Friday 23rd September with Melting Pot the mirror balls will be getting a polish ahead of the 21st birthday celebrations with a line up that is hugely important for the disco heads of Glasgow DJ Billy Woods will join Simon Cordiner behind the decks to reunite the original Melting Pot DJ line up On Saturday 24th September the duo behind one of the city’s most loved club nights, Optimo will be making a huge return to the East End venue as they celebrate 25 years of incredible parties Optimo threw their very first club night in Glasgow fostering an energy and sound that has grown to define a scene Optimo – aka JD Twitch and JG Wilkes – remain one of the most influential duos in the UK and beyond.  Joining Optimo on the night is Glasgow’s own vibrant champions of glam-pop, Walt Disco Renowned for their breathtaking live shows the six-piece have been receiving rave reviews for their recently released debut album Unlearning and will be joining fans under the glass ceiling of the BAaD courtyard for a kaleidoscopic evening of dancing said: “After last year’s epic weekend of post lock down celebrations we had to return to BAaD to relive that incredible weekend of celebrations Having a weekend that celebrates Melting Pot’s 21st birthday and Optimo’s 25th will ensure that the magic of that weekend can be relived Both Optimo and Melting Pot have dedicated their lives to bringing the best possible parties to Glasgow so  we are thrilled to be able to light up BAaD once again with an unmissable weekend of music and dancing We can’t wait to see you all  under the mirror ball.” said: “We can’t wait to return to BAaD for a weekend of celebrating Scotland’s music scene – what a perfect way to round off a busy summer There’s always a great buzz during Melting Pot weekend and we’re thrilled to be partnering with the event once again.” Optimo’s JD Twitch said: “After an amazing return to the dancefloor at BAaD last year we can’t wait to bookend the summer with more Optimo 25 celebrations back in the city where it all began After an amazing sell out party with Melting Pot in May in Queen’s Park we wanted to host something local again for those who will not be able to make it down to our inaugural Watching Trees Festival in Forest of Dean at the start of next month.” Tickets available here Filed Under: Music The Inspiration for Pub Success Since 1794 14-Dec-2017 Last updated on 11-Jul-2024 at 11:33 GMT While also the official symbol of Flanders, the area of Belgium from which Heverlee hails, the striking lion design emblazoned on the limited edition chalice glass is meant to symbolise strength and character. The design is consistent with the style for which DZIA is renowned – the Belgian street artist has earned a reputation for his unique depictions of animals including abstract and intricately detailed murals of foxes, cats, insects, squirrels, eagles, rhinos and horses. He has also been commissioned by brands such as Eastpak and Converse in the past. Heverlee is the fastest growing world lager in the Scottish on-trade. The new, limited-edition chalice glass, which has been redesigned for the first time since Heverlee launched in 2013, has been introduced to support publicans stocking the Belgian lager through increased and refreshed brand visibility. Heverlee brand manager Rhona Fyfe said: “In Belgian bars, there are eye-catching glass designs from dozens of brewers and we’re thrilled to be introducing our very own limited-edition pint glass to the UK. “DZIA’s Belgian lion looks incredible, we’re sure our customers and Heverlee drinkers will agree. Street art has long been part of Heverlee’s identity through our experiential campaigns, so to bring it direct to our customers is something we’re really excited about.” In Belgium, limited-edition glassware is regularly used to deliver brand standout – something Heverlee is looking to replicate in the Scottish market by offering DZIA collaboration glassware to new and selected existing on-trade customers. DZIA is a long-standing partner of Heverlee, having painted live at 2015’s Heverlee at Tontine Lane and 2016’s Riverside Festival. British Beer & Pub Association chief executive Brigid Simmonds has highlighted the pub industry’s good record on recycling in response to a call for evidence by the Department for Environment & Rural Affairs on the subject. Carlsberg UK has released its first limited-edition festive beer exclusively on draught across 29 Northampton venues, including pubs. Heston Blumenthal has revealed how to make the perfect gin and tonic, including when to add the fizzy mixer. Quench your Thirst with Beers from the European UnionPaid for and content provided by European Union Who the heck is Oud-Heverlee Leuven? Forge FC fans would be forgiven for asking such a question on Wednesday when Tristan Borges was transferred to the Belgian club – the first Canadian Premier League player sold to a European side Canadian soccer supporters could also be forgiven to think Borges would be joining the Canadian attackers plying their trade rather effectively in Belgium at the moment: Cyle Larin with Zulte Waregem and Jonathan David with Gent OH Leuven is competing in Belgium’s second tier so a top-division faceoff between Borges and some of Canada’s brightest attackers will have to wait for now RELATED READING: Forge FC’s Tristan Borges sold to Belgian club in historic transfer as he’s already training with his new team let’s take a look at the first European club to take a chance on a CPL player Onze nieuwste aanwinst trainde gisterenmiddag voor het eerst mee met de ploeg🔥#samensterker pic.twitter.com/8N7kpGy3is Borges will be competing in another two-legged final come Spring the Belgian second division is split in two and OH Leuven clinched a spot in the promotion playoffs after winning the opening season The club has had a middle-of-the-road this second season sitting mid-table on 10 points from eight matches RELATED READING: Forge GM FAQ: Belgium club’s promotion push led to Borges transfer The gap between the country’s top two divisions isn’t big has impressed in the Belgian first division as they sit on the edge of a top-six spot and a playoff spot (Belgium has playoffs but if Borges plays a key role in this team he could find himself competing against the very best in a European top-flight by years end OH Leuven has connections to the English Premier League The club was purchased in 2016 by King Power OH Leuven has already acted on this connection with Leicester; Englishman George Hirst headed north across the English channel this season and 20-year-old Ghanian midfielder Kamal Sowah has been loaned the other way even former two-time Foxes manager Nigel Pearson spent two seasons in Leuven before switching to his current job with Watford in the Premier League Could Borges benefit from them somewhere down the road Keen European football observers may recognize OH Leuven (and Canadian junior hockey fans may recognize its Ontario Hockey League-style crest) because of a decent run in Belgium’s top flight at the start of the last decade Leuven placed as high as tenth before losing a relegation playoff (again The side returned in 2016-17 for another top-flight stint before dropping again RELATED READING: BEDAKIAN: Borges’ Belgian move completes mission in CPL case study not the hockey league) has challenged as one of the best sides in the division coming three points away from making the promotion playoffs in 2017-18 under aforementioned English manager Nigel Pearson OH Leuven offers a solid core of international talent – a common string that runs through Belgian clubs Borges will likely work behind a group of explosive OHL attackers highlighted by Xavier Mercier – a French attacking midfielder who moved from Cercle Brugge last season Borges will hope to play alongside Thomas Henry a bruising-forward who has 11 goals and three assists to his name this season Leuven’s biggest-name player is arguably South African goalkeeper Darren Keet who’s earned 11 caps with his national team RELATED READING: 4 reasons why Borges was 1st CPLer sold to a European club these players don’t offer something that Borges does: Youth OH Leuven has the oldest team in a particularly young division Some of their more decorated players – such as Keet (29) Mercier (31) and former first division defender David Hubert (32) – fall under this “experienced but old” category Perhaps OH Leuven saw Borges as a chance to get younger No better choice than a league MVP at the age of 21 the house has been well-preserved over the past forty years to showcase an architectural tapestry — now that the Belgian home is being listed for sale by ArchitectenWoning new images offer a latest glimpse inside the brutalist spaces images courtesy ArchitectenWoning | @architectenwoning Upon entering the brutalist home in Heverlee, Belgium — now listed for sale by ArchitectenWoning — visitors are greeted immediately by the prominent presence of cast concrete This cold material is left exposed in keeping with the brutalist style and warmly accentuated with timber details including baseboards the living spaces within the residence are organized as split levels all of which boast enchanting vistas of the surrounding fields which elegantly zig-zags its way to the top of the house visitors discover the private sanctuaries of the bedrooms Each room offers a unique perspective of the vast grassy landscape that surrounds the property courtesy of its strategic placement and the incorporation of oversized windows Belgium remains true to its original design gracefully enduring the passage of time to showcase the true Brutalist style in which it was first built Jan Delrue has thus been preserved across the decades the dwelling’s overall preservation is undeniably charming allowing visitors to experience the essence of 20th-century modernist living within the embrace of Belgian countryside’s remote and pastoral landscape the interiors are organized across split levels lending complex and overlapping spaces built in 1979 the preserved home remains true to its original design a staircase is cleanly finished with timber edges and zig-zags its way to the top of the house the lower levels host the living and dining rooms cold concrete blocks are naturally illuminated through expansive windows listing: ArchitectenWoning | @architectenwoning happening now! partnering with antonio citterio, AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function, but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style, context, and personal expression. If you have any queries about this error, try emailing feedback@mirror.co.uk and we'll do what we can to help you Heverlee has launched a limited edition white beer in Scotland for the summer months which successfully launched its authentic Belgian lager in Scotland in October 2013 says the limited edition beer is inspired by the rare flower Heverlee Witte is the first seasonal beer to emerge from Heverlee and is a 4.8% ABV wheat beer brewed with orange peel reminiscent of beers traditionally enjoyed in summertime in Belgium Brewed using a mix of malted and unmalted wheat for a smooth Heverlee Witte is medium bodied and slightly fruity in flavour with top notes of citrus orange and hints of cloves and other aromatic spices used descriptions of a historic lager brewed by pioneer monks at the Abbey of the Order of Premontre to recreate the original Heverlee after learning it was a pilsner-style beer and fresher tasting than other Abbey beers of its time Joris worked with the monks once more to uncover a variant of the Vogelmelk flower which would inspire the seasonal beer’s creation “This beer is testament to the longstanding creativity in Belgian brewing,” said Joris “Belgian brewers have always experimented with interesting or unexpected ingredients to introduce limited summer varieties I knew I had to find something special if I were to produce such a beer for Heverlee and the Vogelmelk flower from the Abbey grounds is the perfect tribute to our home.” “The reaction to our original beer has been fantastic in Scotland and we know there’s an appetite for more authentic Belgian brews so we look forward to introducing a taste of summer in Belgium with Heverlee Witte.” Heverlee Witte is now available in selected bars across Scotland Canadian Premier League star midfielder Tristan Borges has been sold to Belgian side Oud-Heverlee Leuven in a landmark deal estimated to be worth between $300,000 to $500,000 The 21-year-old Forge FC midfielder made waves as a top performer in the Canadian Premier League’s inaugural season, finishing his title-winning campaign as the league’s golden boot winner before also taking home the awards for the Best U-21 Canadian Player and the league MVP honours Having spent his youth career with the likes of Toronto FC Academy and Dutch side SC Heerenveen – where he played alongside the likes of Real Madrid’s Martin Odegaard – his 2019 season with Forge FC was ultimately the first time he was able to show his worth on the pitch as a starter in a professional environment His impressive league form – which also included a chance to shine in both the Canadian Championship and the CONCACAF League – eventually led to a call-up with the Canadian national team, with Borges recently making his debut against Barbados Borges becomes the second Canadian Premier League export to make waves in just as many weeks, with versatile Cavalry FC defender Joel Waterman recently signing on with Major League Soccer side Montreal Impact The CPL is an opportunity for players to showcase their skills in front of passionate supporters fans and other clubs and has provided Tristan with an opportunity to showcase his talent globally We are excited about how this transfer showcases our commitment to players from coast to coast It’ll be interesting to see how Borges fares at Oud-Heverlee Leuven The club is currently making a push for promotion into the top flight after having dropped down to the second division a few years ago Whether Borges can help the club finally push itself back across the finish line remains to be seen but it’ll sure be interesting to watch While it is not ultimately clear how much money Forge FC will make from the transfer it appears the incoming funds could potentially cover half of the club’s 2020 season salary budget alone Borges’ new side is backed by Power International Group which also owns one-time Premier League winners Leicester City the Belgian side certainly has the backing to make a push for the top flight by signing players like the Canadian top flight’s most valuable player The terms of Tristan’s contract with Oud-Heverlee Leuven have not been publicly disclosed Source: Richmond News Please whitelist confidentials.com to continue to our site and enjoy an Ad-Light experience 'Fuse Mancunian and Belgian cultures for a pop-up festival curated by some of both locations’ best known names in music arts and food – transforming the derelict depot’s arches into a bustling European party hub.' Are you ready for the three day micro festival/contemporary party space/Belgian internal beer garden the Heverlee recipe is based on a historical beer brewed by monks at the Abbey of the Order of Premontre Leuven in 1129, but also 'rooted in the urban street culture of Belgium'.. Brand Manager Angus Lawrie said: "Heverlee is rooted in the urban street culture of Belgium (told you) and we see a reflection of that in Manchester and its people We’re so excited to be bringing together a host of unique talent from Belgium and Manchester alike to create this immersive contemporary party space in Mayfield Depot coming to Mayfield next month, a three day micro festival/contemporary party space/Belgian internal beer garden with an immersive twelfth century/urban street art vibe Heverlee at Mayfield, Arch 7 Mayfield Depot, Temperance Street, Manchester M12 6HR. Thursday 11th to Saturday 13th October. Free entry (guestlist here). Open to all ages until 7pm then 18+ only. Follow @HeverleeBeer for more info. National Walking Month sees community-based events across the boroughs Harley Young escapes to Cheshire for an ethereal Instagram-friendly spa break Irish tap meets a pole-dancing funeral party at Factory International Harley Young spends a weekend unwinding in the picturesque spa town Organisers of the Melting Pot x Heverlee festival have shared the final additions to the line-up ahead of a bank holiday weekend of music in Glasgow’s Southside. Shakara, Polka Dot Disco Club, KTAB & Jay Gunning will join the party on April 30 and May 1, alongside The Big Feed street food market. After previous years’ sell-out events, this 2022 festival will take place in a new location in Queen’s Park, moving to the Recreation Grounds. The event will have a big top tent to make sure the party can continue whatever the weather. A post shared by Melting Pot (@meltingpotglasgow) One of Glasgow’s most exciting new talents, DJ, producer and Radio Buena Vida host KTAB, joins the line-up for the Optimo event on the Saturday. Known for hosting parties founded on inclusivity, good vibes and good music, Glasgow duo Shakara will also be joining Sunday’s Disco Sessions line-up, as well as Scottish DJ collective Polka Dot Disco Club who aim to empower women, trans and non-binary people. Project Radio resident Jay Gunning also joins the Sunday line-up. As well as a big top tent, there will be a dedicated Heverlee Village on site with its own stage, seating areas and bar. A post shared by Melting Pot (@meltingpotglasgow) The tented village also boasts its own line-up curated by Electric Shores featuring some of the best DJs and artists from Glasgow including Project Radio and Radio Buena Vida Heverlee will also be welcoming renowned Glasgow graffiti artist Conzo Throb who will be creating live street art from the festival floor Melting Pot x Heverlee Presents Optimo 25, Saturday April 30, Tickets here; Queen’s Park Disco Sessions, Sunday May 1, Tickets here Subscribe for only £5.49 a month and enjoy all the benefits of the printed paper as a digital replica Please go to the Instagram Feed settings page to create a feed It is a rewarding but challenging vocation as the midwives working at Belfast’s Royal Jubilee service showcase in the upcoming five-part series Described as the midwives’ story in their own words humour and emotion at the range of unique and unpredictable births Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning and evening Please check your inbox to verify your details Melting Pot and Optimo (Espacio) are organising the Queen's Park Spring Weekender coming to the park's Recreation Ground this May Bank Holiday Melting Pot and Optimo (Espacio) are bringing back the annual Spring Weekender festival to Glasgow for the second time where guests can dance away to a myriad of music genres Taking place on the Springtime bank holiday weekend on May 3 & 4 you can dance away in the event’s Big Top Tent enjoy some ice-cold pints and enjoy some tasty street food courtesy of The Big Feed View this post on Instagram A post shared by Queen’s Park Spring Weekender (@queensparkspringweekender) techno and house enthusiasts will also be thrilled to dance Saturday away The Melting Pot DJs will be on hand to bring the party that has kept Glasgow dancing View this post on Instagram A post shared by Queen’s Park Spring Weekender (@queensparkspringweekender) so do come along early to make the most of the day Heverlee is to launch an innovative marketing campaign with social media experiential and sampling activity at the core The authentic Belgian pint will work to increase their presence amongst beer-lovers in Scotland the first international market to sell Heverlee Now select bars in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are also stocking the brand The activity will highlight the brand’s distinctive style and provenance showcasing the fact it is only ever brewed in Belgium using traditional methods and ingredients Joris Brams was instrumental in exporting the lager from Belgium to Scotland and is passionate about the brand “Beer is such an important part of our culture and we’ve over 800 varieties It’s a country I’ve got a great deal of affection for and have spent much of my brewing career in which is why we decided to introduce it there first It’s received a great reaction so far and it’s been selling well so we’re excited about what lies ahead for Heverlee.” The company’s new marketing approach has been designed to create talking points and over the next few weeks a series of pop-up Heverlee events will take place throughout Glasgow and Edinburgh The brand will also connect with bar teams to illustrate its serve ice-cold in a beautiful branded glass then ‘beheaded’ the head of the pint stays bitter and the beer beneath remains smooth and fresh The company’s new website launches on October 19 and they can be followed on Twitter: @heverleebeer Privacy Policy Club Brugge secured a place in the Champions' Playoffs thanks to a 3-1 home victory against Oud-Heverlee Leuven Blauw-Zwart went behind after a goal by Pletinckx but put the lopsided situation right thanks to an owngoal by Leysen a clever free kick by Vanaken and a goal by Meijer Ronny Deila made four changes to the team that went down against Molde on Thursday while Spileers and Skóraś also disappeared from the starting lineup Skov Olsen and Zinckernagel came in their place Simon Mignolet had not yet recovered and so Nordin Jackers was allowed to start in goal for the third time in a row the Bridge Kings claimed possession of the ball and also created the first threat A free kick by Skov Olsen went over the bar and goalkeeper Leysen saved shots by Nielsen and Zinckernagel The visitors set up a solid organization and meanwhile lurked on the counter Thus Jackers had to push a deviated shot by Schrijvers over the bar while another shot by Schrijvers and a header by Maziz were not framed Club was clearly in control but was not overflowing with confidence and suffered another blow on the half-hour when Ewoud Pletinckx headed in a corner kick but a header by Jutglà collided back into the field via the far post Tobe Leysen misjudged a Bjorn Meijer cross and pushed the ball into his own goal On the stroke of half-time Skov Olsen also threatened Michał Skóraś was allowed to fill in and the Pole immediately brought more cutting edge In his first action he was pushed to the ground on the edge of the sixteen meters The subsequent free kick was deliciously kicked in by Hans Vanaken Leysen cleared a corner kick from Skov Olsen and after a scrimmage the ball ended up at Bjorn Meijer Jupiler Pro League – Matchday 29Attendance: 25.000 – Jan BreydelstadionReferee: Jan BoterbergClub Brugge: Nordin Jackers – Denis Odoi (46’ Kyriani Sabbe) Hans Vanaken – Andreas Skov Olsen (87’ Chemsdine Talbi) Coach: Ronny Deila.Oud-Heverlee Leuven: Tobe Leysen – Joël Shingtienne Federico Ricca (71’ Hamza Mendyl) – Richie Sagrado Takahiro Akimoto (83’ Nathan Opoku) - Youssef Maziz Jón Dagur Thorsteinsson (83’ Florian Miguel) Coach: Oscar Garcia.Yellow cards: Schingtienne Akimoto.Red cards: noneGoals: 31’ Pletinckx (0-1) Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date about your favourite Club Become a member off the country's biggest supporter family Don't miss any important updates about your favourite Club Oud-Heverlee Leuven opened the scoreline in the 23rd minute through Jovan Kostovski before Dylan De Belder scored the equalizer for Lierse in the 60th minute the visitors restored the lead after Esteban Casagolda scored his side’s second goal but their lead didn’t last long as 11 minutes later El-Gabas scored the equalizer taking his tally this season to three goals Lierse are now second in the league with 6 points while Leuven sit in the sixth place with 3 points Lierse’s next game will be against Royal FC Antwerpen in the league on September 9 while Leuven are playing AFC Tubize on the 11th of September and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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