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Cryptical Imperial Stout - Starr Hill Brewery
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District of Columbia
3.26/5 rDev -9.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Bomber poured into stone snifter.
Appearence is decent - might be the best thing about this beer. Nose has some good roast, char, and some coffee. Taste unfortunately is not as good and is seriously lacking. Lots of IBU but not done well. I'd be curious to see if the BBA version is any better.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2014 02:41:09 | More by hops202
3.96/5 rDev +10%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
In true "Russian Impaerial" style, the common roast flavor of stout is met with subtle fruit and spice elements. Starr Hill doesn't mess with the recipe too much as its these finesse elements that provide its own complexity and charm.
Cryptical pours with the darkest of dark brown hues and even black though its center. Its certain tar-like appearance allows for a slow and frothy lather to build upon the beer, lasting half the session. Its broken lace is somewhat sparse but only halts when does its delicate creme.
Bold roast aromas leap out immediately, bringing with it the scent of molasses and burnt toffee to balance the char. Dark roast coffee, dark chocolate and an earthy walnut note keeps the charred scent relegated to campfire; and so do the fruity aromas of plumb, grape and licorice spice.
Its taste is lead by the burnt sugar and charred toast flavor as molasses and toffee offer the counterpart to burnt embers, dark-roast coffee and cocoa powder. As the beer crosses middle palate, a fruit-filled center of plumbs, grapes, cherries and blackberries weave into a fennel-type spice for the culmination of licorice and then trailing with a spiced rum alcoholic finish.
Its full and creamy body is assisted by ample malt sweetness and stern carbonation. But once the carbonation lifts and the bulk of sweetness subsides, the beer lightens considerably late. As the beer closes with spicy rum-like alcohol, fruit acidity and mild; it lingers long and indefinite.
Its becoming rare to find truly "roasty" Imperial Stout with those subtle nuances of fruit, spice, earth and rounded sweetness. But with Starr Hill's dedication, the style is in good hands!
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2014 17:09:40 | More by BEERchitect
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
This had a deep dark ebony hue that had a trace of white film on top for a head.
The aroma was very light but it had some coffee, chocolate and smokey char.
The flavor was also considerably light, tasty but at times hard to detect. Chocolate fudge brownies with some charred coffee and light hoppiness.
The feel is dry and even a tad watery, in line with the light complexion of this stout.
At 8.8 ABV I would have thought that this would have had more malts and therefore more flavor but it is simply too weak to get a higher score.
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2014 23:26:41 | More by KYGunner
3.53/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a 14 oz "pint" glass. Pours pitch black with a small light brown head. Smells of chocolate and slight candy like caramel. Tastes of very rich chocolate with the taste of aging being present, nice balance. Beer is carbonated lightly, full bodied, definitely more of a sipper than a sessionable. Overall, an above average beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-01-2013 01:24:10 | More by cyclonece09
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Had this straight out of the bottle. This is labeled as am Imperial Stout/Americal Double. I'm sure black in color. I thinkBeer Advocate got it wrong calling it 7.52% abv while on the label of the bottle it says only a flat 7%. My first impression by reading the label is that "this is a bit on the lower side of ABV" for an imperial beer. I thought this beer didn't really have a lot to offer. I thought for an imperial stout it was overly hoppy. Sky high 70 IBU rating. You hop heads will enjoy it. Upon checking the Starr Hill site it states that this beer uses Simcoe hops which are thought to have a cult following. Doesn't stack up against the really good imperial stouts such as Old Ras and Yeti.
All and all, if you're a hop head you'll like it, if not, I'd pass on this one.
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2013 00:41:41 | More by Ryanm1
New Hampshire
4.03/5 rDev +11.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Birthday gift from "bro" Artied2... 750ml bottle, with no freshness dating visible...
Using a small DT tulip, this bier has an opaque, dark brown color. Head is frothy and rocky, nicely beige colored, and lasts well at about 1/2"... Lacing? Quite nice and lasting well... Aroma has some bitter, burnt notes, plus some licorice and a little florality. The bier passes rather smoothly down the hatch, and the body is medium at best. With this style, I'd like to see more "oomph" and heft bodywise.
Flavor is malty and roasty, with dark choco, cocoa and some espresso notes. A little bitter coffee is also present, plus licorice and floral, flowery hopping in the dry finish. Verry similar, imo, to Smutty RIS.... Thnx Bro!! Prosit!
4.03/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2012 23:07:39 | More by Bierman9
3.53/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
The beer poured a absolute black and produced a light brown creamy finger high head that actually left good lacing.
The smell is of roasted malt, some coffee and has some hop notes in the nose.
The taste is roasted malts, coffee and dark bitter chocolate. In the finish there are quite a lot of hop flavors, which I find I characteristic for an imperial Stout.
Otherwise a nice drinkable Stout.
Serving type: bottle
12-04-2012 03:09:19 | More by Hopfenpeter
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Bottled on 09/07/12, and aged about five weeks before opening.
A: A fairly aggressive pour into a standard pint glass produced about an eighth of a finger of dark mocha colored head that dissipated to a collar in about two minutes. It did not leave any lacing. The brew is a black hole type of black - absolutely opaque.
S: The aroma is primarily hops - a strong pine and citrus hops combined with an earthy hops that smells a little like wet leaves. And, there is just a small hint of coffee and grain.
T: The taste follows the aroma very closely. There is pine and citrus, and earthy wet leaves hops. There is not much of a malt backbone. At best there is a hint of coffee and grain.
M: The body is light and a little thin with a fairly high level of carbonation.
O: Somehow this beer really misses the mark. It is surprisingly mild for a Russian imperial stout. It does have an interesting hops profile with the pine and citrus combined with something that smells like wet leaves composting on a forest floor (but, not in a bad way). But, the lack of a malt backbone to provide balance and complexity, and make it a Russian imperial stout, really hurts this beer. The brewery might be onto something with the leaf-like hops, but there is still a lot of room for improvement with this beer.
Serving type: bottle
12-02-2012 23:36:39 | More by Beer_Runner
District of Columbia
4.28/5 rDev +18.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
I'm actually impressed they brewed this one.
Served in a snifter.
A: Black as night, with a slightly off-white head that clung to the glass and then some.
S: I got slight coffee notes, but overall this was pretty subdued on the nose. Also, there was a good bit of roast in there, much like a nice porter.
T: Lots of CO2-like qualities which I personally dig. Not chocolatey, not sweet, but very tasty. There was a bit of a "vegetable" quality in this beer. Very unique.
M: Like I stated, not sweet in the least bit. The lacing was absolutely ridiculous.
O: I was very surprised by how good this was. Kudos, Starr Hill!
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2012 00:52:44 | More by Chaney
4.38/5 rDev +21.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Nice looking stout, good and black with a nice light brown head that left a bit of a foamy cap and left sticky lace.
The smell and taste are of really pronounced burnt and deeply roasted malts, lots of espresso and french roast coffee, some smokiness, and a bit of bitterness that can only come from hops. GREAT combinations of flavors, this is one excellent beer!
Great mouthfeel too, wonderfully thick and rich with a roasty, lightly coffee/chocolate bitter aftertaste and just a bit of sweetness to finish.
Great job, I want more from this brewer and more of this beer.
Oddly, this particular American double/imperial stout isn't of the precise variety that I most prefer, but I still find myself extremely drawn to this beer. I usually like the more vanilla/sweet stouts and milk stouts better, but again, this one is the exception. The rather pronounced bitterness really accents the coffee and chocolate to an extent I hadn't quite anticipated and much enjoyed. Someone obviously put a lot of time and effort into this one, and I do appreciate it.
I would like more of this brewery and definitely want the barrel aged stuff. Great job!
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2011 23:57:56 | More by AlCaponeJunior
4.68/5 rDev +30%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Bought at the brewery in a 750 ml bottle.
Pours Black, no light passing through the glass, Smells of a Heavy roast but not char, chocolate and nice hoppy aroma.
Taste is very rich and robust. Deep dark roast with out the carbonization of some over-roasted stouts. Nice hoppy flavors erupting, I am liking this one!
Lacing is very heavy running the full length of the glass.
Starr Hill knocks it out of the park with this one. Do check it out!
Serving type: bottle
08-29-2011 16:55:46 | More by willabys
3.85/5 rDev +6.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
First had: on tap at TJ's, Paoli, PA
Served in a snifter, dark brown-black pour, with a small, tan head; moderate retention and lacing. Aroma of roasted malts, coffee, hints of anise. Roasty dark malts, pretty typical stout material, ntoes of coffee and anise detected in the aroma, with a slight earthy hop presence. On the heavier side of medium-bodied, soft carbonation, fairly smooth, but not quite as rich as many of its peers. Pretty solid basic stout overall.
Serving type: on-tap
12-19-2012 04:59:54 | More by Rifugium
4.47/5 rDev +24.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 5
Served in a ten ounce snifter at Brixx in Charlotteville. From notes. Reviewed 20 June 2011.
A: Dark black with a big head. Completely opaque.
S: Roasted malts. Sweet; vanilla beans or bourbon-soaked oak? Ensorcelling.
T: Mmm...Sweet-bitter coffee beans soaked in bourbon. The maintaste is full of dry hops, huge malts, and fantastic stout flavours. Though the main body is sadly short, the bitterer endtaste lingers.
M:A lightly drying beer, bitter so, and rather substantial.
O: I was sufficiently impressed by this beer that my (sober) review is full of modifying expletives, eliminated here for propriety's sake. It has all the flavours a double stout should and is obscenely drinkable. I will definitely have it again; highly recommended.
Serving type: on-tap
10-09-2011 19:49:45 | More by AgentMunky
4.35/5 rDev +20.8%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Purchases fresh at the Starr Hill Brewery in a 2 liter growler.
Pours extremely dark with a fat tan head, easy to manipulate depending on how aggressively you pour. Leaves the stickiest lacing I've ever seen. Smells largely of hops, cascade? Very nice on the nose with some roasty aromas mixed in. The taste is extremely bitter while still maintaining a smooth mouthfeel with chocolate undertones.
This is an incredible beer, which is why I got 2 liters of it. Starr Hill gets beef because they get AB distribution, but damn this beer is good. Give it a shot if you're in the Crozet/Charlottesville, VA area
Serving type: growler
05-25-2011 20:00:34 | More by engagechad
West Virginia
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured a deep black with a massive large dark tan head with very long retention and light lacing.
Aroma of roasty malts and burnt grain and smoke.
Taste was dominated by burnt roasted malt, some dark chocolate and a hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel was medium body and smooth with a slight bitter finish.
Overall this was lacking the big heavy body beer taste that I like with an Imperial stout. I would place this as a slightly above average stout.
Serving type: cask
05-13-2011 23:43:36 | More by dtivp
3.73/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Served on-tap in a 10oz goblet at Beer Run (Charlottesville, VA).
A: Black with cap of off-white head with some thin lace.
S: Strong toasted malt aroma with a moderately acrid edge, soft berry alcohol, and earthy hops
T: The burnt, toasted character is even stronger in the flavor and unfortunately overwhelms any subtleties that might be lurking under the surface. The black malt is accompanied by a little bitter dark chocolate and earthy hops.
M: A nice full feel accentuated by the cask delivery. Carbonation is low (duh) and makes for a very smooth experience.
D: A liked but didn't love this brew -- the harsh burned edge seems a little out of place and over the tops and doesn't let some of the finer qualities to come through.
Serving type: cask
11-19-2010 03:48:52 | More by argock
Cryptical Imperial Stout from Starr Hill Brewery
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Transparency and complexity would seem to go hand in hand, then: the more we are aware of the causal loops making up the increasingly complex systems of our uncertain world, the more capable we are of dealing with the results of those complex feedback loops. But there's only so much knowing that can go around in a world that's flooded with information, but in which that information comes primarily in the form of distraction. Both the distribution of knowledge and the economy of attention will be areas we'll need to be concerned with more and more. On the latter, I highly recommend Sam Anderson's New York Magazine piece "In Defense of Distraction," an entertaining jaunt through the landscape of twenty-first century distraction, where attention is increasingly becoming a new currency, and attention aids, from neuroenhancement drugs to mindfulness training, will increasingly provide us with what we need to navigate the world (while remaining upwardly mobile).
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This alliance of cancer and Hep C – not good. Wahab (my Afghan name) not like it or understand it, so it double-bad juju for Wahab.
First one devil poke Wahab in eyes, like Three Stooges, then other one pull his pants down and set his jockey shorts on fire. Then they write "Wahab is a Donkey" on Wahab's bum in magic marker and take picture to show their friends. This not fair, but they not care; they tell Wahab, "If you don't like it, stop us from doing it."
Then they laugh, HA HA HA HA!
Wahab trying to think of plan to get these two badmashes back, but so far his brain not able to come up with good plan; each has fatal flaw. If Wahab blow them up then Wahab blow up, too; same with poison, though doctors already tried that with chemo: both cancer and Wahab got very, very sick, like old saying, "We had to destroy village to save village." Good idea, unless you are village. Doctors have other ideas, too, like take out bladder where cancer is and run tube up inside body to chest and hide it under flower in buttonhole; then when Wahab meet someone he not like, he say hello, and "whisshh!"
It sounded funny at first, and Wahab even made list of possible victims, but then he realize trick would grow old quickly, and besides, who wears flower in buttonhole now? Not even in Keren von Munjon, in mountains of Afghanistan, where schools teach Earth is flat and you can walk from Khyber Pass to New York in one week because "oceans" are Crusader propaganda and no bigger than Kabul Reservoir.
Neither doctors nor Wahab have good idea for Hitlertitis C; if Wahab not have cancer too, he would already be going through 12-month Hitlertitis anti-viral program, but now cancer would say "Aha!" and start taking over, in meantime. On other hand, cancer surgery, etc., maybe finish off Wahab's tired old infected liver anyhow, so he end up looking and feeling like defective Frankenstein monster and then be pushing up columbines and skunk cabbage, anyway.
There no obvious way to fight alliance between Napoleon (my name for cancer—small, sneaky, and wants to conquer everything) and Hitlertitis C; fighting one maybe OK, but two is like old saying by al-Sanaie, "A naked man in a beehive should stop yelling and crying and go somewhere else."
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Bursack: Improve the life of recently blindDear Carol: My 76-year-old mother has lost her vision, and is easily bored ... I often read to her, which she enjoys. How else can I help stimulate her interest in life?
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Dear Carol: My 76-year-old mother has lost her vision, and is easily bored.
She used to knit and read, but now she's only able to listen to TV. Her thinking and reasoning abilities have decreased dramatically since losing her sight. I often read to her, which she enjoys. How else can I help stimulate her interest in life? – Karen
Dear Karen: Losing one's sight is a difficult adjustment to make. If your mother hasn't talked with her doctor about possible depression, that is something they should discuss. I hope you, too, will be part of that discussion. The doctor may also want to check for dementia issues.
As far as stimulating her interest and increasing her quality of life, here are some practical ideas that come to mind:
• Books on CD are available through many public libraries as well as state libraries for the blind. They can offer good entertainment. I'd look for a series so she'd get hooked enough to look forward to the next episode.
• Ask her to tell you and other family members her life story. You or a grandchild could write it down or you could record her voice. Give her your full attention, and since she can't see your reactions, voice your reactions often. Let her know you are interested in what she has to say.
• Ask her opinions about daily events. Age, itself, doesn't make a person wise, but many thoughtful people do develop wisdom over the years. Feeling that her opinions matter to you could help her feel needed.
• Mild exercise would likely be good for her. Will she take walks with you on nice days? Since your mother was once sighted, she will remember colors, shapes and perhaps the look of the neighborhood. As you walk, describe to her how the sky looks, how the trees are budding, any details that will help her fully experience the time together. Help her use her imagination. Of course, you should let your mother's feelings lead the way. If she shows signs of distress, this may not be the right approach.
Again, if she enjoys being told about her environment, when you are around the house, pull out your descriptive techniques at home. Help her touch and feel textures as you describe new clothing or household items.
Engage her in daily life.
Encourage her to maintain old friendships by asking her friends to visit. If your mother likes to be the hostess, help her as she wishes, but let her take the lead.
Be careful not to inadvertently treat her like a child. It's important that she be your guide. Losing one's sight at any age is a huge challenge. But your mother likely has a huge store of memories. Work with those memories to make the most of them.
Carol Bradley Bursack is the author of a support book on caregiving and runs a website supporting caregivers at www.mindingourelders.com. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This seems like it should be straightforward, but I'm noticing some discrepancies between what I would expect certain item defenses to be based on what I see on Arreat Summit and what I see in the actual game. Case in point:
Duskdeep is a unique full helmet with 2 bonuses to its defense: (1) + 30-50% def bonus (2) + 10-20 Integer def bonus
The base defense is 23-26.
Let's forget about ethereal for the time and just limit things to these two bonuses. I have an actual Duskdeep with an overall def of 47, +37%, +11. The game doesn't give us the base def value, but it can be calculated fairly easily.
(24+11)((37+100)/100) = 47.95 >rounded down> 47
However, this formula yields different values compared to what Arreat Summit Lists as the max and min defense range for the Duskdeep Helmet (45-60). Assume a base of 23 with +30% and +10 def values:
MIN: (23+10)((30+100)/100) = 42.9 >rounded down> 42
MAX: (26+20)((50+100)/100) = 69 >rounded down> 69
This obviously doesn't jive. Now you might be wondering what if we add the Int bonus after applying the % bonus, but that formula will not produce the 47 listed on my actual Duskdeep even using the max base def value.
(26*((37+100)/100))+11 = 46.62 >rounded down> 46
I have a feeling I'm doing something wrong here. Anybody know how the game calculates individual armor bonuses?
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Calculating individual item defense.
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Re: Calculating individual item defense.
You dont calculate the +x defense bonus as base defense. Its added after base defense is multiplied with the ED%.
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Re: Calculating individual item defense.
Base defense for items with %enhanced defense is max+1.
27*1,37+11 = 47.
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My corgi has always had a lot of wetness under her eyes in spring & summer. I started using this product in early spring and after about a month I saw a significant reduction in the wetness under her eyes.My only complaint is the dosing instructions should not be by drops per pound, but should use the lines on the dropper-thta would be much easier.
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Summer 2012, my dachshund (now 8 yrs old), previously unaffected by seasonal allergies, started sneezing her head off, and my chihuahua's (now 2 yrs old) legs and paws became raw after prolonged contact in grassy areas. Tried some vet remedies, which did alleviate the symptoms, but I was not comfortable with using prescription or even otc chemical/synthetic medications. This spring, I wanted to be proactive and minimize any allergy discomfort, and I wanted to do it with a more natural remedy. I'm pleased to report that, being on the daily Aller-Free 7 for @ 3 weeks now, my dachshund has not had the sneezing fits she did like last year, and my chihuahua still has all the hair on her legs and does not chew at her paws :-) The dogs take it with no problem. There are no side effects. They are back to enjoying bounding in the great outdoors. I will continue to use this product. The only difficulty I, personally, had with it was in deciphering the proper dosage (so many drops per pound of weight X so many times per day.)
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Northland Community and Technical College has its own UAS program, and now it has its very own Global Hawk.
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Open, view and size any supported embroidery file and then convert it to a wide range of formats. If you find a CND file you like, open it in TrueSizer, scale it to fit your intended purpose, and save it as a .DST file. TrueSizer opens over 40 file formats and saves files to over 20 formats. Save your files in Wilcom's all in one EMB format, or in formats compatible with 30 embroidery and sewing machines.
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Study: Devils Lake Flooding Cost $180M in Ag LossesDEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) - Flooding on Devils Lake will cost the region $180 million in agricultural losses alone, according to a new study. But there might be some hope.
By: Adam Ladwig, WDAZ
DEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) - Flooding on Devils Lake will cost the region $180 million in agricultural losses alone, according to a new study. But there might be some hope.
It's a lot of lost money, but one of the authors of the study says he thought it would have been worse.
Water has been rising on Devils Lake for 20 years, but NDSU Extension agent Bill Hodous says it wasn't until recently people were able to research the economic impact of the flood.
"When we first did it here two years ago, they were really surprised by the impact that our lost land production really created for our communities," Hodous said.
Since 1992, the lake has swallowed 151,000 acres of cropland. The flooding will result in a loss of $47 million in income and $39 million of retail trade activity.
"Not only do we have the sector from the farming communities realizing an impact from the rising water tables, but also in the urban sectors," Hodous said.
But, farmers who lose their land aren't at a total loss. Paul Thompson with the Natural Resource Conservation Service says 60 farmers in 2010 used the wetland reserve program to receive compensation for 15,000 acres of submerged farmland. That number shot up last year.
The $180 million impact was less than Hodous would have predicted before the research. He says a dry summer could drive lake levels lower.
"It's going to be an interesting year to see what happens and of course, depending on the weather we get, we could lose some significant water this summer," Hodous said.
Congress is expected to renew the Water Bank program soon, which would let farmers rent wetland to the government for conservation purposes.
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by Pastel FurnitureFREE SHIPPING!Free Shipping All orders are shipped FREE via ground carriers. Items usually ship within 1 week, unless otherwise noted on the product detail page. Deliveries can take an additional 1-3 weeks after the shipping date, depending on location. Once your order has shipped, we will email your tracking number and the contact information of the delivery carrier for follow up. You can check the status of your delivery timeframe online through the carrier's web site or by telephone. Our carriers will contact you a day or two prior to arrival to set up a delivery timeframe with you. Please contact the carrier to obtain an updated delivery status if you are not contacted within 5 days of receiving your e-mail. Curb Side Delivery At Directly Home Furniture we offer "Curb Side Delivery." This delivery service is generally to the entrance of your ground level home or apartment building. Please note: set up of new furniture and removal of debris or old furniture is not included. White Glove Delivery White Glove delivery is a premiere delivery service available with our selected bedroom collections. This service includes inside placement of products into your room of choice, delivery of items up to 2 flights of stairs, unpacking of items, debris removal and product set-up (limited to 15 minutes). Please note: stair carries in excess of two flights will be billed an additional $25.00 per flight per shipment, and will be collected at the time of delivery. Currently Directly Home Furniture does not offer expedited shipping.
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This swivel barstool features a quality metal frame with sturdy legs and foot rest finished in Autumn Rust. The padded seat is upholstered in Florentine Coffee offering comfort and style. Available in 26" counter height or 30" bar height.
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