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Elkins native Scott Bennett was recently promoted to the position of manager of distribution systems for Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) Muncie Distribution District, which serves customers in East Central Indiana. Bennett previously worked as I&M's forestry supervisor, a position he has held since 2009.
Bennett brings more than 22 years of utility experience to his new assignment. He began his career with Appalachian Power (APCO) in Charleston in 1990 as a line construction and maintenance representative. He later became a utility forester, then a senior utility forester with APCO where he worked until accepting the forestry supervisor job at Indiana Michigan Power in Fort Wayne, Ind.
In addition to his numerous utility certifications, Bennett's experience includes work with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, the Michigan Public Service Commission, the Indiana Energy Association, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the North American Reliability Corp. involving legal, regulatory and environmental matters.
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He also served as president of West Virginia Vegetation Management Association and is on the board of directors with Indian Arborist Association.
"In his time with I&M, Bennett demonstrated a consistent record of solid, competent leadership that upholds I&M and AEP's values and culture, especially with respect to safety," said Indiana Michigan Power's Distribution Operations Vice President J. Ed Ehler.
Bennett graduated from Elkins High School in 1984 and earned a Bachelor of Science in forestry from the University of Kentucky in 1988 and has completed a number of AEP leadership courses during his career. He has one daughter, Haylee Marie, a freshman at Elkins High School. On Nov. 10, 2012, he married the former Lindsey Jackson. They reside in Ft. Wayne, Ind.


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Guy Willard Mundell, 94, a resident of Crystal Springs community, Elkins, departed this life Sunday morning, Jan. 6, 2013, in Heartland of Preston County at Kingwood. He had been in declining health although death was unexpected.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Elkins from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Final rites will be conducted at the funeral home Friday, Jan. 11, at 12:30 p.m. The Rev. Dr. Bill Calhoun will officiate, and interment will follow in the Brick Church Cemetery at Huttonsville.
The family suggests that expressions of sympathy be in the form of contributions to the Woodford Memorial United Methodist Church. Lohr & Barb Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Guy Willard Mundell. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.lohrbarbfuneralhome.com.

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Instead, the Cougars settled for a 5-1 home victory in prep softball action, staying undefeated in Northern 4A league softball action.
"We had a few chances to break the game open. We just hit the ball too hard sometimes and it went right at people," SSHS softball coach Jeff Davidson said. "We had a few lined shots to left field and a couple hard hits to shortstop. Today they were caught, but eventually they will fall in. We just couldn't bust open the game today."
Cougars leadoff hitter Bella Rovens started her 3-for-4 performance with a single in the first. She stole second, went to third on a groundout and scored thanks to a wild pitch for a 1-0 lead after one inning.
Of Spanish Springs' five runs, only three were driven in, while two came on wild pitches.
In the bottom of the second, Brette Lawrence singled up the middle. Three batters later, No. 9 hitter Kaytlin Ripa doubled down the third-base line, knocking in Lawrence, increasing the lead to 2-0.
Ripa was responsible for Spanish Springs' lone fourth-inning run. Her sacrifice fly to left field plated Lawrence again, who had reached base on an error at first.
However, like the second inning, the Cougars stranded two runners. Spanish Springs left two runners on base in half of its offensive innings for a total of seven in the game.
The Purple and Silver didn't leave anyone on base in the fifth, but did have a runner thrown out at the plate for the final out. Still, the home team added two runs in the inning on a wild pitch and Lawrence's RBI triple down the left-field line that rolled all the way to the fence. Lawrence and Dani Smith were the only other Cougars with more than one hit in the game. Smith had two singles.
Spanish Springs led 5-0 after five innings and Danica Arterburn was on her way to dealing the Tigers a shutout. Clean-up hitter Jenna Geyer had other ideas in the top of the sixth.
After Kelly Sonneman dropped a one-out single into shallow center field, Geyer launched a bomb to left-center field. Geyer ended up on second with an RBI double, her second hit of the game and the only Tiger with multiple base hits off Arterburn.
Arterburn scattered five hits while going the distance for the complete game. She struck out eight and walked one.
Spanish Springs (10-2, 5-0 in Northern 4A) is at home Saturday. The High Desert League doubleheader with Reno begins at 10 a.m.


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FOR RElEASE ON DELIVERY OF SPEECH SENATOR MANSFJELD (D. 110NTANA)
YiT . President:
I have not participated extensively in the debate on the Bricker
Amendment since much of the debate has been of a legal nature. In these
matters I yield to those who are much more erudite in constitutional theory
and precedent than Io
Sitting on the sidelines, ho~ever , I cannot help but feel that we
are talking round and round the real issue becuvse we are talking about too
many issues . Thanks to the many learned expositions which have been made
on the floor of the Senate these past few weeks, I have come to the conclusion
that we are discussing not one question but four questions. All of these, to
be sure, revolve around a fundamental issue: the division of power among the
several brc..nches of goverament in respect to our :relations with other nations .
But each question has its own ramifications and needs to be considered
separately if the fundamental issue is to be clearly understood. So long
as they are lumped together, the confusion can only deepen.
The Bricker Amendment, in its original form, as I understand it,
would bring about a drastic and four- sided reshuffling in the ratio of
power among the several branches of government. In effect, it would shift
power over foreign relations away from the Senate and the Executive . At
the same time it would enhance the po~er of the House of Representatives
and the 48 individual stcte governments in matters effecting our foreign
relations .
The first of the fou= questions that we are really discussing,
then, is whether to reduce the power of the Senate in the field of
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foreig~ relations relative to the other branche~ of government . Is
there a mer::ber of this body who believes that the Senate has been so
inco~petent in the performance of its constitutio~al duties that it
ought to be relieved of these responsibilities , even in part? I
speak now of the Senate through 160 years of history, not any
part~cular Senate. Has its record been so shaceful, so inadequate thet
the Senate of the 83rd Congress ought to go on record as bdnging
about a fundamental change in its role in A•rJn 'can government? I ,
for one , do not believe that this is so and J doubt thnt any other
member of the Senate so believes.
The second of the four questions before us is whether or
not to increaze the power of the House of Representatives in the
field of foreign relations . I have heard no demands from the House
for such an increaseo This proposed amendment orig:inated in the
Senate, not in the House. With all due respect for the great
capacities of the other body in which I was privileged to sit for a
decade, I "'ould not for ce this added responsibility on it. The
House already has unique r esponsibilities in the field of appropriations.
They are necessary; they are just as valid as the Senate's
unique rol e in foreign relations. And I would change neither .
The third question which we are discussing is whether or not
to project revolutionary responsibilities in the field of foreign
relations on the 48 state governments . Except for those who would
turn the clock back, not half e century, not even a century, but 160
years or more , this question hardly merits debate . The state governments
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themselves rejected a role in foreign relations when the Constitution
was accepted. They provided instead for Senators to protect the
interests of the states in the Senate. Both the Senior Senator and
the Junior Senator from Montana were elected to safeguard the interests
of Montana within the broad framework of the national interest. Those
interests include any that may be at stake in our foreign relations .
We will do our best to protect them. 1 am sure that other Senators
will do the same for their states and that t:!~ r are fully qualified to
do so.
If it is neither a desire to reduce the prywer of the Senate
nor to increase the power of the House or the state governments , what
then is really at issue in this debate'? There mnst certainly be a
real issue or the Senate would hardly spend weeks in debate of this
proposed amendment.
There is a real issue and it has troubled me deeply as I am
sure it has troubled other Senators. It is to be found in the fourth
of the questions which are under discussion here: the power of the
Executive Branch in the field of foreign policy.
The Constitution specifically provides the President wlth
certain unique powers to conduct our foreign relations , just as the
other branches of government have unique powers in other matterso I
do not question those powers which accrue to him as Commander-in-Chief
of the armed forces .
But in one aspect of our foreign relations , the treaty-making
power , he does not have unique, but rather concurrent , power shared with
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the Senate . Treaties are to be made by the President only with tle
.,dvice ond consent of the Seuo te . Tho most vi tal mat ters invoh•in{;
the relationships of this country with others are or should te
conducted within this realm of conc~rent po~er.
But it is prec..:.sely in this real.'ll that an extra- co:lstitu-tional
device , the executive a~reement , now threatens the f ne lalance
of power which has been m:tintained \.J1•1 ,::~· our system of rovein."1cnt for
a cent\TY .!I1d a l alf .
It will be argued, 1S it ~as been , that executive aerec~ents
are used almost cxch .. sively in pt..rst.ance of authority delec;o.ted by
Congress or to " .1plement cert::lin valid underta!Tith the advice and
consent of the Senate . As the Senators knol.r, these are basic treaties
which establish the frame'I-Iork of our relatb.•f• \!i th other countries.
The Senate has traditionally given advice ~"ld c~nsent to such treaties .
It still does so , for the most part.
In 1933, however, the Department of State negotiated an arreement
of friendship and commerce \·lith Saudi- Arabia. lis far as I can determine ,
this was the first time an executive agreement, rather than a tre1.ty,
was used for this purpose . To be sure , the aproement \>lith Saudi- Arabia
was labelled provisional in nature and was to remain in effect, I quote:
"until the entry in force of a definitive treaty of co::unerce and navigation.
" Even thoue;h it \.ras temporary, ho\-Tever, the State Department
must have knotm that this executive agreement was treading on dangerous
cons t:i tutional ground for it added the followinz clause , I qt·.ote:
"Should the government of the United States of America be prevented by
future action of its legislature from carryinG out the terms of these
stipulations the oblibations thereof shall thereupon lapse ."
This executive asreement uas nc7rr replaced by a definitive treaty
of friendship, commerce and navir;at:l.on. Thour;h the Senate has never
given consent to ratification, it stands in equal force \>lith e;enuine
treaties dealing with tLe same subject matter, to which the Senate
has given approval.
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1 his "'Prcem(lnt, {~ . :'re3idcnt, estubHshed ~ precedent . Note no·.r
hc'.l the preccc"ent is rcen.:orced. Thi~·teen years l<.~ter , in 191.6, U:e
Ste"Ce i)ep::Lrt:nent negotiated a s.:milar ac:;recr.1er.t with ti.e Kincdo~ o!'
~e"'ten . The terms of the -c1.-.•o agrec:::-.ents we.re prc.ctically identical eJ·cep
for tHo Or.J.;ssion:::: . The a~ree;r.ent llith Yemen no longer carried the phrs .. e
indicating that it was to remain in effect only, I quote: 111llltiJ th€
entry in force of a definitive treaty of co•~r =-~ ca ru1d navigation . 11
Also o:n: tted \o'as the p:hrase , I quo• e : "Sl.o··ld l.he governr.:cnt of tl'e
United States of America be pre·.;ented by future action of its legislature
from carryinc out the terms of these stipulations the oblig~tions thereof
shall thereupon lapse . 11
In short, the State Department appears , in 13 years , to !.ave
reached the conclt.sion that the poHer to na(e trea+ies of frier.dsl .ip,
co::nmerce and r."7igation had beco:ne , at least in some cases , "' unique
po'l-ler of the E:; ecutive Br anc!1, that the consent of the Senate \-IUS no
lonGer necessary, at lec.st in sone of these agreements .
One'year Jater , in 1947, a third acreet'lent of friendship , com:..nerce
~d navication uas nego+.iated 'lith tl:e Kinc;do!n of l'ep'll. In printin"
the t6Kr of this abreement in its Bulletin, ~he State Department
apparently still had a b·lin£:1.:! of nervousness about the procedvre it ·.tn.s
followine . It was constrained to point to b..ro precedents. That
were the precedents? The t<..·ree~.r 1.n t.i. vernon and Sa•.di -Ar:.bi~l.
Yemen, Saudi-Arabia and . 1epal. ':'hese ere small, farauay lands.
Few of us cotJ.c locate them quickly on a '1ap . Still fewer ho.ve any
direct concern with what transpires in them. Yet., tl~e giT~f!nt::;
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which h"'ve been net;oti'lted with theL constitt.te a series of prece..:ents
\-lhich ic of vital i:nportance to ot:r constitutional division of po..,Jers.
"one o~ t"lem has ever been replaced by a regtlar tJ · a.+y, yet all of
them cover subject matter 'Hhich traditionally has been hal"ldlec by
Twenty- one years have elapsed since the first of these three agreements
\-las negotiated. \-!as the fail\!l'e to rc~l u;e the egree!.1ents by
permanent treaty an oversirht or a consciot•s e'CTlansion of the uniqte
po'l-!ers of the Execiltive at t'.e expense of the Senate? I3 this example
a stra\.,r man or a very real c1.se of usurpation of power? 1rill the
President now se::::d thece three .1greements or t'-leir perr.anent replace~
ents to the Senate for advice or consent or after years and decaees
is t~e need still for temporary agree~ents?
!~0\-1 is the Senate to deal with the disc..ppearance of i~s preroga~ 'ves
in this fashion? By abdication to the House or to the 41 states or by
cripplin~ the capactty of the President in t:~e field of foreicn
relations? In each ccse , the remedy wo~d be far worse ttan the
cure . The 'Ulsuer for the Senr1te is to deal uith the real area of
d'U'lg,:.r and that area al one., J.'he ansHer is to take only those p:recautions
Hhich are necessary to prevent a burca'lcratic abuse of th~.s
extra- constitutional cle'Tice , the executive acreement .
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Wade fishing is pretty limited so many anglers float the river. In either event you need to be very careful about trespassing. In Wyoming the river bed is private property and it is illegal to drop anchor or step out of the boat. There is no warning or kidding about this. I've personally seen folks up on the river bluffs with spotting scopes. You can count on a citation and a stiff fine if you trespass.
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He'Brew Jewbelation Fifteen - Shmaltz Brewing Company
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Ratings: 351 | Reviews: 130 | Show All Ratings:
3.65/5 rDev -9.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
A big beer, but being the first night of Channukah, I had to do it. The last few were awesome, although 14 was getting a little much, and 16 was way too much almost a mess. Hopefully this one does it nicely again like 13 did.
Pours a darker colored creamy slightly thick 1/2 finger head that fades fairly quickly though, at least there is a decent head for a 15% beer so I can't complain about the retention, very dark beer with hints of ruby molasses light sneaking through the edges.
Nose has another hodge podge of aromas, good and a bit meh. First is the malts, big sweet malts, candy malts with a little syrupy aroma, caramelized brown sugars, molasses, toffee, etc, and some candy sugar as well. Some dark fruits in there, mild candied raisins and touch of fig/date like, and eventually turns into very light cocoa and vanilla. It does have a mild paper like aroma, possibly oxidation onset but this was aged well in my cellar with tape around the cap... but a mild earthy like aroma almost root like from malts and possibly hops, which also bring an earthy hop tone, hint herbal too. Then booze, plenty of phenols and some not in a good way, and some esters, and heavy booze aroma.
Taste starts rich and thick, quite syrupy and turns a little bleh in overall flavor. Malts start with lots of dark malts, molasses, caramel, candied brown sugar, candy syrup and lots of syrupy flavors and feel, also a little cocoa and more of that earthy root like almost raw molasses kinda flavor that isn't the best. There are some hops too, again the earthy kind, with a little herbal note, and almost like old hops. Again dark fruits too, candied dates, raisin juice, a little prune juice too, and into a little earthy vegetal like cooked vegetable. Booze is not as warming as I thought it would be, but brings plenty of phenols, some good and some bad, with mild paper-flavored esters. A lot of over aged flavors, like too many overall malts, cooked too much, hops too hold, something... not quite sure how to label it. A mild spicy hop character towards the end adds another not so balanced character that gets a little meh. Finish is long, sticks to the mouth syrupy like, bit more cooked vegetable character, lots of old malts and syrupy dark malts, candy, little earthy hop too, all lingering for a while and mild booze.
Mouth is very big bodied, quite syrupy, pretty thick, nice carbonation, some warming booze and little tingle.
Overall.... hard to really get this... again just goes too much, too heavy in some areas, doesn't blend well, doesn't sit well, too syrupy, there is some cooked vegetable and paper like esters, phenols are good and bad. Just a mess, again after Bar-Mitzvhah #13, they seem to be going downhill as it just gets too much of everything and doesn't seem to meld well. But with all that said, I am nitpicking a pretty decent heavy strong ale beer, with some nice tasty characters in there too, just too much.
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2013 03:39:55 | More by jlindros
4.46/5 rDev +10.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Cellared this on 12/19/11. Time to see what's doing.
Popped the top and sweet smells abound from well over a foot away.
Pours a dark, dark brown ale with a nice beige colored head that dissipates rather quickly and leaves a ring around the glass and light film over the top.
The aroma is filled with wonderful things. Still boozy up front with wakes up the nostril hairs, sweet malt, dates, prunes, grapes, chocolate, plums, rubber and syrup.
The taste is a touch on the sweet side but at 15% abv, it works well. There is enough dark fruits, sugary candy, prunes, brown sugar and malt to get your mind on this sweet brew….though again…it is sweet. Maybe a touch of hops but this a monster brew that does what it should.
Mouthfeel is slick and oily.
Overall I really enjoyed this monster. A strong ale indeed. I probably drank this a little early as I'm sure this beast can lay down for many years. Boozy and bold and worth the effort to enjoy. 15 hops and 15 malts and this is still something special. Just wish I bought at least five and drank one each year to see what fun I could have. Sigh.
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2013 16:23:24 | More by kaseydad
4.15/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Properly (but accidentally; forgot about it) cellared bottle. Poured into an Elysian snifter. a very dark russet brown, appearing black in the glass. Thin light tan head with good retention and lacing. Aroma of toasted and caramel malt, dark and dried stone fruit, hint of chocolate and red wine. Flavor of caramel malt with hints of toasted malt, dried stone fruit and raisins, slight cherry and chocolate. Complex and well integrated. Warming, but not boozy, which is amazing. Medium bodied with light carbonation. Wish I had tried this fresh to compare, but with one year on it, this is very, very nice and very possibly much better balanced. Lots of barley wine elements, but also lightly toasted and sweet malt. Wish I had put two away, but glad I had a chance to try this.
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2013 03:39:58 | More by LiquidAmber
4.23/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 2 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Got this one from codysjb when he came to Amsterdam for a visit. Cheers for flying over all that delicious stuff man!
From a bomber into a snifter
APPEARANCE: Pours a small, fizzy, looser looking, dark tan head with horrible retention. Head crack and snaps its way down to a light ring. Bistre brown body with almost no carbonation evident. No head or ring remains and it looks relatively lifeless by the end. Unimpressive.
SMELL: Lots of fruits and caramel sugars on the nose. Grapes, raisins, caramel, butterscotch, brown sugar and some chocolate covered cherries. Boozy rum qualities as well. Really bold and interesting. Nice and complex for sure.
TASTE: Lots of sweetness here. Dark fruits, red wine for sure, with grapes and raisins, as well as some caramel and brown sugary sweetness up front. Boozy rum with more surary and caramel sweetness at the swallow. Bold and very persistent aftertaste with lots of sugary sweetness, butterscotch, rum, with some dark cherries and a touch of bitter dark chocolate as well. This is boozy for sure, but very flavorful, complex and generally delicious.
PALATE: Medium body and medium levels of carbonation. Creamy smooth on the palate, goes down smooth with no real bite and finishes slightly sticky. A touch of heat lingers. Very good for such a big beer; only some more weight would help give it top marks.
OVERALL: This is some fantastic stuff. Boozy, but not hot; flavorful and complex, but not tiresome. This bomber was way, way too easy to drink. I've had my fair share of American strong ales, and I feel pretty confident saying that He'Brew makes the best of its kind in the USA. They're always flavorful, complex, surprisingly balanced, and nowhere near as hot as they could be. Definitely pick this one up if you can, or any of their other strong ales for that matter. Thanks again codysjb. Highly recommended.
Serving type: bottle
01-11-2013 13:09:45 | More by Jeffo
4.48/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Jewbelation 15 - Made from 15 different malts and 15 different hops. 15% ABV. This one is going to be a fun ride down the alcohol train.
Poured from a 22 oz bomber into a snifter.
While pouring it appears as a dark brown malty liquid. Inside the glass, it is pitch black. Good shining brown colored head that fades rather quickly and forms a ring. Just decent lacing. Not sticky enough for such a heavy beer. Opaque. Looks good.
Aroma: Strong malt presence. Roasted malts, caramel and chocolate flavor dominate the aroma. Sweet smelling. Some hint of booze but still mild enough for a 15%. Not a very strong smell but dark malts, chocolate and alcohol shine through.
Flavor: Roasted malts, caramel, chocolate, slight vanilla. Semi-dry and slightly sweet finish. Apparent booze but not very strong. Hops and burnt up malts do appear but somewhat subdued.
Mouth feel: Full bodied. Slight astringency due to alcohol, but that is very much expected out of this strong brew. Should have been more boozy. Warm.
This definitely does not fit any style. Correctly classified as strong ale. To me it reminds a lot of RIS - sometimes BCBS and Brooklyn BCS. Do try and drink slow. Enjoy.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2013 01:59:13 | More by AmitC
Ontario (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +2.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Props to joemcgrath27 for including this treat in our latest cross-Canada trade. Cracked this brew in celebration of finding out the sex of my child-to-be... It's a girl!! :-)
A - Pours pitch black with a ruby red hue on the edges, two thumbs of beige head with solid retention and nice sheeting lacing.
S - Scent is bold and robust with dark fruit, cocoa, hints of maraschino cherries, smokey peat, burnt toast and raw hide leather.
T - Flavour follows the nose with explosive dark fruit and raisins, dark chalky cocoa lingers on the finish alongside hints of smoked wood, hints of ABV sweetness and leafy green hop notes.
M - This one is lower in carbonation, comes across thick and velvety, yet is surprisingly fitting. A perfect sipping consistency.
O - What a great brew to celebrate the news... This is a fantastic ale that has incredible flavours, though is certainly not for the faint of heart. The ABV is incredibly well hidden, making it dangerous. That being said, the thicker mouthfeel keeps you from consuming it too quickly.
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2012 22:06:46 | More by andrenaline
North Carolina
3.91/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 4
Poured into a Dogfish signature snifter. Aged 1 year.
A- Pours a 99% opaque black color with a 3/4 inch tan head that fades fast to a thin ring around the edge of the glass and some sparse surface foam. Small clots of lacing cascade down the glass.
S- Heavy dark fruit notes such as plum, fig and raisin. There's also a strong roasty quality accompanied by plenty of alcohol fume. Sweet as well, with some caramel, vanilla and chocolate.
T- Punch of roast in the beginning giving way to a very sweet middle and an alcohol kick to round things out. The flavors meld pretty well but the sweetness is quite overbearing and doesn't lend itself well to the high alcohol. Same notes of dark fruit as mentioned with the nose and maybe some molasses to add to the list.
M- Starts out a bit creamy but becomes syrupy with low carbonation not helping out much. Body somehow manages to be robust and thin at the same time if that makes any sense. Also a bit dry. Mouthfeel is the downfall of this beer.
O- Definitely smoother than the fresh Jewbelation 15 I had a year ago on tap, but it's still very hot and not too balanced. Hopefully the Jewbelation 16 I just bought will be better.
Serving type: bottle
11-28-2012 04:39:57 | More by Immortale25
3.68/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22 oz bottle, from 2011.
appears extremely dark brown, nice khaki colored head that fades fairly quickly. smells a bit of fig and plum, some booze. doesn't seem quite as complex as the last few editions of Jewbelation. taste is similar to aroma, a bit fo sweetness and spiced rum. medium thickness, lower carbonation, not quite as sticky.
overall, not quite as nice as the 13 or 14.
Serving type: bottle
11-01-2012 00:58:01 | More by jmdrpi
3.98/5 rDev -1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Picked up a bottle of this at Russell's a while back, poured into my Duvel tulip.
A - Holy shit..this is 15%?! Pours a nice deep dark brown with a BIG two finger mocha head that leaves tons of side lacing and a very thick blanket. This is outstanding appearance.
S - Lots of caramel and sweet malts here with some light vanilla and chocolate. Lots of big sweet malts.
T - Similar to the nose with lots of malty sweetness some light dark fruits but mostly caramel sticky sweetness. The dark fruits really come out as the beer warms up.
M - Mouthfeel is pretty solid for such a boozy beer. Its a sipper by far, however, the carbonation is nice and prevents it from being syrupy, though it is a little sticky sweet in the mouth.
O - Overall this wasnt a bad beer just a bit too much on the sweet side for my liking. Like someone else said, I enjoyed 14 much better than 15.
Serving type: bottle
10-24-2012 18:12:27 | More by rudzud
New York
3.55/5 rDev -11.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 22 oz bottle into a tulip- pours a dark, murky brown color with 1.5 fingers of mocha head. Has good retention, very nice lacing.
Nose is thick and boozy- definitely some maple, clove, anise, chocolate and a hint of pine.
Taste is also very thick but maybe not quite as boozy as would be expected. Sticky sweet maple up front, mid palate has some spice, anise, clove, smoothes out into chocolate and a little bit of maple. Finishes very sweet.
Mouthfeel is ok- very full bodied, moderate carbonation, very syrupy. This is an interesting beer but it is certainly a sipper. Could not drink it faster if I wanted to. I wouldn't get it again but I thought, "It's got at least 30 distinct ingredients and it's 15% ABV; I might as well". You might as well try it.
Serving type: bottle
10-11-2012 01:05:44 | More by Hopdaemon39
3.95/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
22oz bottle. Served in a tulip.
Pours a mostly opaque root beer brown with about half a finger of beige foam. Settles quickly to a slight ring. A spot or three of lacing.
Aroma of marshmallow, vanilla, chocolate. Toffee and roasted malt. A lot of sweetness with an alcohol presence that floats on top and reminds me of a red wine.
Taste is quite sweet with a medium hit of toffee and a big hit of smokey molasses. A blend of hop and roasted bitterness emerges in the middle and leads to a lingering roasty finish.
Medium-full bodied with medium-low carbonation. Feels a little thick, which is to be expected with something this big. Still, it gets a little sticky.
Serving type: bottle
10-06-2012 03:05:20 | More by brotherloco
New York
4.25/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a Central Waters Snifter.
A: Deep dark mahogany color. Aggressive pour leads to a 1 finger light mocha head that fades pretty quickly. Lacing is present but not very prevalent.
S: Lots of dark fruits, figs, licorice...big sweet malts. ABV is present but mixes nicely with the sweetness.
T: Follows the nose almost directly. Man is this thing full of flavor. Big sweet malts with tons of sweet dark fruits with a twist of bitterness at the end mixed with a touch of hotness at the very end.
M: Big bold bodied. Wonderful creamy finish. Perfectly carbonated.
O: A nice easy drinking humongous beer. Congrats He'Brew on another wonderful anniversary beer.
Serving type: bottle
10-05-2012 01:19:58 | More by suspect
4.03/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle poured into a snifter glass
Pours a very dark brownish black with a decent brown head.
Smell is of dark fruits and malts.
Taste starts off a bit sweet with the dark fruit flavors hitting on the back end. Alcohol burn is almost non-existant, surprising given the abv
Flavors just aren't as forward as 14 were. Bottle is a bit of a let down after having that 14 a few weeks ago.
Then again it is still a solid beer and I am looking forward to trying to snag 16.
Serving type: bottle
09-23-2012 03:36:04 | More by jsulko
4.33/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Pours a dark black with a touch of brown around the edges with a thin finger of frothy khaki-chocolate head. The head fades at a normal pace leaving behind some light lacing.
S - Aroma is roasted dark caramel malts, chocolate malts, dark fruits, molasses, black licorice, coffee, with a bit of citrus and pine hops and some booze.
T - Starts off with some dark caramel malts, chocolate malts, raisin and other dark fruits, and some black licorice with a bit of grapefruit. Through the middle, pine hops, coffee and more dark chocolate malts come through. The finish is a mix of dark chocolate malts, dark fruits, molasses, a bit of pine hops and some booze.
M - Medium-full bodied with moderate carbonation. Feels smooth with a sweet and warming finish.
D - Very drinkable. Good complex malty profile with enough body and booze to balance.
Serving type: bottle
08-29-2012 06:09:25 | More by ngeunit1
4.33/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured from 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice glass.
Appearance: Pours a very dark brown that is almost completely black. Moderate bubbles and about two fingers of deep tan head that fades away pretty quick. Lacing is pretty light.
Smell: Dark, fruity, and pretty sweet. Dark malts with big hints of caramel, toffee, and a little chocolate. Lots of dark fruit with hints of fig, plums, raisins, dark cherry, and grape. Some cherry licorice. Big sweetness coming from molasses, brown sugar, and maple syrup. Quite a bit of alcohol which is expected at 15%. Hops are fairly subtle compared to the huge malt presence.
Taste: Big, rich, and sweet as expected, but smoother and not as cloying as I thought it might be. Rich dark malts with notes of caramel, toffee, and chocolate. Big mix of dark fruits with notes of plums, figs, raisins, dark grapes and cherry. Some noticeable licorice taste that is more cherry than black. Quite a bit of molasses, burnt brown sugar, and syrup. Some taste of booze. Quite complex and tasty.
Mouthfeel: Big full body with a fairly low level of carbonation. Robust, syrupy, and creamy. Some alcohol heat is felt as you would expect but this goes down smoother than expected.
Overall: This works pretty well. This has at least a few months of age on it and I think that helped smooth it out. The syrupy sweetness and booze taste is definitely there but it doesn't overwhelm the other flavors. Very nice dark fruit flavor here. This is kind of like an amped up Dubbel. As smooth and balanced as a 15% beer can be.
Serving type: bottle
07-28-2012 06:31:31 | More by MattyG85
4.35/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
A: Pours syrupy and with some definite viscosity. Thin mocha head that quickly dissipates, leaving a glass full of deep, dark mahogany colored liquid. Attractive beer for sure.
S: Maple Syrup, molasses, some brown sugar, malt. Some gumdrops maybe(?) Mildly detectable ethanol element.
T: Delicious. I tried this when it first came out and I thought it was a little hot. I bought 5 bottles total and I am reviewing the 2nd one now with about 6 months of age on it. Much, much smoother than I remember. There is a lot going on here. Following the nose, there is a strong maple syrup element complemented by molasses, brown sugar, honey, and bomb's worth of malt sweetness. Very faint hop bitterness on the aftertaste. Fine tasting beer; the flavor profiles change for sure as it warms as well with maple coming even more to the forefront.
M: I knocked this a little for the syrupy, thick, viscous mouthfeel. It's not terrible but does become a little cloying after a while. I still gave it a 4 though b/c for such a high ABV beer, the alcohol is still well hidden and this remains a dangerously drinkable brew.
Overall, another quality anniversary brew by He'Brew. Of the ones that I have had, I still enjoyed the Vertical Jewbelation the best, followed by Fourteen, and then this one. Still, when they are all this tasty, IMO it's almost splitting hares to pick a top one among them. Definitely recommended.
Serving type: bottle
07-25-2012 23:26:16 | More by bcostner1
3.13/5 rDev -22.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pours a very dark brown color with a medium tan head that disappears quickly. Scent is packed with sweet molasses and brown sugar. Dark fruits and plenty of sweet and roasted malt. Vanilla and toffee with an intense amount of sugary sweetness. Something tells me this beer is going to be overly sweet. Taste is initially molasses and burnt sugar, followed by brown sugar and vanilla. Such a malt bomb! This beer has so much malt flavor it's ridiculous! Intense sweetness...not very boozy at all for such high ABV, but I'm pretty positive you can't taste the alcohol due to how sugary and sweet this is. There are some pleasant flavors within this beer, it's just too much. Mouthfeel is full bodied and syrupy. Drinkability is low. Overall, I will not be able to finish this bomber. I was able to drink a bottle of Fruet to myself the other night, and it was a bigger bottle and more ABV...this one is just a bit messy. This beer reminds me of the 2009 Dark Lord I drank. So I'm sure Dark Lord fans will enjoy this beer.
Serving type: bottle
07-03-2012 07:49:45 | More by DovaliHops
1.53/5 rDev -61.9%
look: 1.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 1 | feel: 1 | overall: 1
I am going to make an oxy-moronical statement- This is hands down the worst beer I have ever tried, yet I recommend everyone to try it. I don't even know where to begin, three days later and I am still having nightmares about it. There was no point at all in adding hops, this is like concentrated malt to the ninth degree. An 8 oz glass has a cup of molasses and brown sugar in it. It's like pure malt extract, pure malt sludge. Sweeter than blackstrap molasses! The most insane beer I have ever tried. The malts made the hops its bitch.... This beer would make even the most die-hard malt-head, freak out completely. It's like a pure malty syrup with an alcohol kick. Ok, try it, and if you live, please post a review here. I was able to consume about 16 oz of a 22 oz bomber. A 22 oz bomber of this could supply the malt for 25 complete full kegs of Budweiser.
Serving type: growler
07-03-2012 04:50:22 | More by at7000
3.55/5 rDev -11.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 22oz bottle, split with my brother.
A: Dark dark brown with a moderate tan head. No retention or lacing after a couple of minutes.
S: Very sweet. Candi sugar, plum and fig, grape juice, a bit of crisp hop leaf.
T: Sweet as well. Treacly plum cake, molasses, grape juice, some dark grain, a bit of hop bitterness in the finish. Tiny bit of alcohol at the end.
M: Thick with soft carbonation.
O: Incredibly well-hidden alcohol for 15%, but somewhat simple and boring. Not much complexity from a beer with 15 malts and 15 hops.
Serving type: bottle
06-18-2012 02:58:10 | More by Etan
4/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Big thanks to jjfoodie for sharing this bottle. Drank alongside Genesis 15:15 and Funky Jewbelation.
The beer pours a brownish color with a tan head. The aroma is exactly like most of other beers in this series. I get a ton of booze as well as a big dose of molasses. The flavor is similar. There is a ton of brown sugar/molasses, as well as some chocolate and caramel malt. The alcohol is also very noticeable. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. While I do like this beer, I really wonder how much longer Schmaltz can keep going with this series because all of the beers are beginning to be very similar - huge, boozy brown ales.
Serving type: bottle
06-16-2012 15:42:14 | More by Mora2000
4.43/5 rDev +10.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Dark brown, nearly black, chocolate colored ale. Incredible head after an aggressive pour, especially for the strength of the brew. Head is cream colored and has a cascading effect immediately after agitation. Excellent retention for the style and even some lacing. Opaque in appearance.
Aroma is rich and robust. Toffee, smoked hickory, licorice, and maple come to mind. Just the slightest alcohol presence in the nose.
Flavor is incredibly complex! Fifteen malt varieties blend together to form an elaborate sweet and spicy character of caramel, molasses, maple syrup, brown sugar, roasted almonds, toffee, licorice, and smoked hickory. Hops are assertive with an earthy, herbal character and appear subdued underneath the malt fortress. Hints of sherry. Great balance with focus on the malt. Increases in complexity as it warms. Alcohol is sensed more by tactile sensation than taste.
Very thick, almost like syrup and sticky texture throughout and in the finish. Moderate carbonation and a bit higher than many other beers of this strength.
Overall, an incredible brew! It is amazing how these brewers can combine so many different flavors together and allow them to blend as well as they do. A treat for the adventurous beer connoisseur.
Serving type: bottle
06-03-2012 00:16:49 | More by bnes09
4.03/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bomber poured into a snifter
A- Pours pitch black like motor oil. A one finger light brown head with surprisingly good retention. Huge alcohol legs.
S- Smells like an imperial stout and an imperial IPA put together. Its a massive smelling brew. A lot of hop flavors come though, some pine but mostly an older hop character with grapefruit and other overly ripened fruits. Malts are all over the place, chocolate, caramel and everything in between.
T- Tastes like a crazy hopped up imperial stout. A lot of the hop flavors match the smell. Old fruits, grapefruit and a kind of skunkyness. The malt profile is all over the place. There a lot of chocolate malt, a lot of caramel flavors, a creamy breaddy flavor. This beers malts balance out well with the huge amounts of hop bitterness and create a very complex and strange tasting brew. Surprisingly, little to no alcohol taste.
M- This is a big beer and is super thick and syrupy, not surprisingly. It goes down about as easily as you would expect from a 15% beer. A lot of alcohol warming also not surprising. It does have a very full and very creamy feeling to it. Its smooth and the alcohol helps to cut it back and keep it from being total sludge.
O- I enjoyed this concoction. I read the label and knew I had to try it out. This beer is brewed with excellent care and quality and that alone lets this be an enjoyable beer. I don't think combining every ingredient you have into a beer is necessarily a good idea but its a nice change of pace and worth buying.
Serving type: bottle
06-01-2012 02:00:06 | More by TwelveOunces
3.33/5 rDev -17.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
A: Pours a near opaque black. Just a hint of ruby/brown around the edges. A bubbly tan head is slow to rise, but eventually reaches to a finger. The foam gently recedes with some patchy lace.
S: Not much in the nose. Roasted malt, light coffee and chocolate.
T: Really big and really sweet. Way under attenuated, but still not bad. The roast tries to balance that out. Big alcohol punch as well.
M/D: A full, sticky, and syrupy body. Of coarse there is lots of alcohol, which makes this hard for me to sip on and finish.
I am stating the obvious, but this is really big. Lots of sweetness, lots of alcohol, and just to much right now. For me anyway. This needs to sit for a few years to be enjoyable and drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2012 00:41:49 | More by champ103
3.95/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Single 12 ounce bottle
A- Pours a very dark slightly syrupy opaque brown. Lots of carbonation especially for a dark beer, can see lots of small bubbles rising from the bottom of glass. Thin laver of head, a little bit less then a quarter of a finger of brownish beige head. Leaves fairly thick layered lacing.
S- Very malty, one of the maltiest beers I've smelt, can definitely tell this beer is pack with 15 different malts. Strong molasses smell, a little bit of brown sugar, some bourbon, very sweet.
T- Like smell- sweet, very malty, molasses, fairly sugary, some bourbon in the background, fairly sweet aftertaste.
M- Fairly thick and syrupy, definitely on the heavier side. Very light alcohol burn, but not bad at all for 15%. Fairly smooth for the high abv. Carbonation not as much as I was expecting.
O- This was a pretty decent strong ale that hid the 15% abv very nicely. I liked the mix between molasses and slight bourbon taste while all the malts blended in fairly nicely. My complaints though are it was a little bit too sweet and syrupy for my liking. Overall I would recommend trying this beer if you like high abv beers and you can pick this up for a decent price. In my opinion it was a great deal on sale for only $3.20 at my local liquor store. If they had more bottles I would definitely consider picking another one up, however I wouldn't go out of my way to get another one.
Serving type: bottle
05-12-2012 00:20:57 | More by jaasen64
New Hampshire
3.88/5 rDev -3.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured into a 20 oz Duvel tulip. Pours almost completely black, with a huge 3 inch tanish head that leaves an attractive amount of lacing, especially considering its huge ABV. Smell is a huge amount of dark fruit, hints of chocolate, biscuit, leather, and some alcohol. Taste is holy dark malts everything from the nose, but the flavor is even larger, with a balanced smokeyness and roasted brown sugar. Body is medium maybe, with enough carbonation for the style, not dry, and very drinkable for the size of this massive brew. This is a beer for fans of huge beers, that are sweet, and dominated by the malts.
Serving type: bottle
05-07-2012 23:59:19 | More by SawDog505
He'Brew Jewbelation Fifteen from Shmaltz Brewing Company
90 out of 100 based on 351 ratings.


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