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Reviews by coldmeat23:
4.13/5 rDev +7.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
GLASS: Snifter
TEMP: Cellared @ approx 50 degrees
Super huge thanks to mjd83goblue for this one!
This is an opaque medium/dark amber color. A thin head of foam forms and recedes to a filmy surface covering, rather quickly. The lacing is in thin strands, but is mildly sticky.
The nose is good, but fairly simple. Loads of caramel maltiness. Quite a good showing of both fresh and maraschino cherries. Hints of dates and a light touch of yeastiness. It smells similar to my grandmothers kitchen when she would can fruits. It has a cooked fruit kind of thing going on.
Big presence of sweet maltiness. This is on top of a big breadiness. More of the cooked fruitiness going on. Hints of brown sugar and caramel.
I'd very much like to try this one again in three to five years, as I think it has some good aging potential.
Very full bodied, almost thick. A very nice, mild level of carbonation. This one is really silky smooth and has a very decent, mild level of creaminess to it.
This is definitely a sweet beer, but it comes just shy of going into cloying territory. Absolutely a dessert beer. This would be excellent with some creme brulee or even brownies.
I find it to be quite easy to drink, as a one-and-done kind of bottle. You won't really want to slam back multiples in a session.
Serving type: bottle
01-21-2010 05:44:15 | More by coldmeat23
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
04-19-2014 04:08:18 | More by liamt07
2.75/5 rDev -28.6%
03-16-2014 13:52:56 | More by md655321
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4.29/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Winter Wonder Lager has an alcohol content that eclipses most beers and, indeed, looks more like a cognac. It has a sleek and syrupy complexion and the colour of buckwheat honey. The sepia-tinted foam that formed off the pour melts away at a glacier pace...a glacier that is being viewed in time-lapse video. This Winter Wonder is quickly without any snow.
This beer is a literally a Rubik's Cube every time you take a sniff; the amount of flavours, the different combination of those flavours, the difference between those flavours - it's mind-blowing. Actually no it isn't - it's downright soothing; these aromas of butterscotch, dried fruits, and caramel malts provide a massage for the olfactory bulb.
The flavour unravels many more layers of this complex puzzle: raspberry-filled truffles, icewine-glazed pears, chocolate-covered raisins, bubblegum and bruised bananas. It sheds a whole new light on malt - who knew simple cereal grains were capable of all this? Naturally, yeast, alcohol, and probably hops too have provided a helping hand. Still, it's outstanding.
When I first had Winter Wonder Lager in 2007 it was listed as 15.5% alcohol - I didn't have any problems drinking it then and, at a "measly" 11.7%, I certainly don't have any now. Of course it's not the kind of lager you gulp down - something this rich and complex begs to be savoured - but it doesn't put up a fight going down, that's for sure.
Like the Winter Solstice, a beer like this comes along but once in a year. Kuhnhenn has a habit of making special (and rare) beers but Winter Wonder Lager continues to be one of my favourites in their portfolio. There's as few beers like this one as there are places to buy it; if you're ever in the Detroit area and happen to spot a bottle, don't pass on it!
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2014 23:27:58 | More by biegaman
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 1.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Dad brought this one back from MI a couple summers ago. Cheers!
From a bottle into a snifter
Vintage: 2011
APPEARANCE: A muddy brown pour yields a slight wisp that vanishes almost immediately. Muddy, light brown body with no carbonation evident. The slight ring that remained after the pour disappears quickly as well and the beer is left looking pretty flat right away. Lousy looking and borderline ugly.
SMELL: Caramel, butterscotch aromas on the nose with some dark fruits and spicy alcohol as well.
TASTE: Bold flavors of butterscotch and dark fruits up front. Raisins and spicy alcohol notes into the swallow, leaving a bold and lingering finish of spicy booze, sweet dark fruits, caramel, with hints of bitterness as balance. Quite quad-like actually.
PALATE: Medium-full body with medium levels of carbonation. Quite creamy on the palate, goes down with a bit of a scratch and finishes sticky on the palate. Good feel.
OVERALL: A very flavorful and enjoyable higher ABV brew for sure. Not as hot as I had assumed it would be either. In the end, this is a good beer to sip on over an evening, which I gladly did. A better look would help make the experience more enjoyable, but that is a minor issue. Thanks again for the brews dad! Recommended.
Serving type: bottle
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-13-2013 18:44:33 | More by mendvicdog
4.33/5 rDev +12.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12 ounce bottle into signature tulip glass, 2012 winter solstice bottling. Pours hazy deep ruby red color with a 1 finger fairly dense khaki head with good retention, that reduces to a thin lace cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing clings on the glass. Aromas of big raisin, cherry, apple, pear, apple skin, molasses, pepper, clove, coriander, caramel, toffee, toast, brown sugar, herbal, and earthy yeast spiciness. Very nice aromas with good balance and complexity of malt and yeast ester notes; with good strength. Taste of huge sweet raisin, plum, cherry, pear, apple, molasses, caramel, toffee, pepper, clove, herbal, toast, brown sugar, light chocolate, and yeast earthiness. Lingering notes of dark and light fruits, caramel, toffee, molasses, toast, clove, herbal, light chocolate, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a while. Fantastic complexity, balance, and robustness of malt and yeast ester flavors; with zero cloying sweetness after the finish surprisingly. Medium carbonation and very full bodied; with a very creamy, slick, and syrupy mouthfeel that is great. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a fantastic Doppelbock style! Huge complexity, balance, and robustness of flavors; and very smooth to sip on for the ABV. A highly enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
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3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
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3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
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Ambler Gamers: All Quiet on the Martian Front
Several members of the Ambler Gamers invested in the All Quiet on the Martian Front kickstarter, and with all the cool new models to be had, it was a natural fir for our group. I missed the inaugural AQMF session, but tonight's game saw more models, more heat rays, more carnage. For those unfamiliar, the game picks up where the HG Wells book leaves off. Ten years after the first Martian invasion, the little green men and their tripods are back. This time, they brought a cure for the common cold. Humanity has not been sitting still, though. They are armed with steam-powered "land ironclads" and are determined to make the Martians pay for every inch of earth land they conquer.
|That's Scott Washburn surveying the battlefield. His Paper Terrain company has the license to create buildings for AQMF. All of the buildings you see here were designed and built by Scott.
|A closer look at an armored column rumbling through at Grovers Mills.
|Scott actually rigged his tripods with tiny battery-powered LED lights for a really cool heat ray effect. You can read about how he did it here.
|A reserve platoon of Rough Riders revving their engines, eager to get in the fight.
|Civilians! I'm sure they will stay out of harm's way...
|Behold the hypnotic eyes... (Well, technically speaking, Martians don't have hypnosis rays. yet.)
|Pesky army tanks, taking advantage of the crest of the hill. The infantry in the fortifications are starting to take casualities.
|Finally! My tripods reach the crest of the hill. At about this point, my terrible dice rolling started to balance out in my favor. Just ignore the Rough Riders who have circled around me.
|Suck it, humanity! We're coming for the town!
|As lopsided as the first game was, the second saw a decisive victory for the Martians. Joe looks out over the smoking remains of the US armored units.
|A Tripod contemplates the fickle dice which give victory on one hand, and snatch it away with the other. I will personally strangle the next person who says "Hay, roll anything but a one." Hey, are you trying to rout my entire army?
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Sails of Glory, an out-of-the-box review
My big gift to myself at NJCon (rationalized by the fact that I was only up for the day, thus saving the family the cost of feeding and watering me for the weekend) was a copy of Ares Games' Sails of Glory. This game was funded by Kickstarter, a campaign that was so successful that copies of teh starter set were hard to come by until they were recently reprinted. My copy cost $70, well below the MSRP of $100. To an old fart like me, it still seems like a lot of cash for a game with only four major playing pieces, but on further investigation, there's a lot of value for the money.
|Oooh...the box is open! Even after punching many of the counters and cracking the cello around the cards, the molded plastic lining of the box works really well for storage.
|Each ship has its own stat card and damage track, which fits together like a puzzle. The stat card then slides inside the play mat.
|These are the play mats. There is a counter sheet still set into the top half, with ammunition and sail status counters that will be used during play. I played the basic game my first time out, so I did not use most of these.
|This counter sheet has devices for indicating wind direction and speed, and for measuring a ship's attitude to the wind. There are also islands to maneuver around, if you don't feel like sculpting your own.
|In the basic game I played, the only counters I used from this sheet were the range gauges. The colored bands indicate teh damage counter used for certain types of ammunition at specific ranges.
|The HMS Defense's damage track in action. Both crew and hull sustain damage. The ship becomes less effective each time the ship takes cumulative damage equal to or exceeding its Burden (or size, as we lubbers say).
|This was the decisive moment of my game. the Genereux whipping around to catch the wind, being met by a closing Defense. Both sides were able to hammer each other with a full broadside at close range.
|The rules are available as a .pdf on the Ares website. Very convenient to project them on my classroom smartboard.
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Spirited and friendly gamers.
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And bathrooms that were clean at 3:00 on a Saturday afternoon.
What's not to like about NJCon? A big thank you to the staff for a fun event!
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|I helped Joe Alexander run his Age of Marlborough game. Tons of lead, and, in true Ambler Gamers spirit, it was fast, fun and bloody.
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Ultrabooks are all about luxury, and Samsung's Series 7 Ultra is no exception to the rule: the brushed aluminium chassis looks every inch the stylish ultraportable. Scratch the surface, however, and Samsung's latest offering ups the ante with a Full-HD touchscreen and, most unusual of all, dedicated AMD graphics.
It's the screen that gets the Series 7 Ultra off to a flying start – the 13.3in Full-HD panel is superb. There isn't even the tiniest hint of grain introduced by the touch layer, and the silky-feeling, gloss finish makes it a pleasure to flick, pinch and tap your way through Windows 8.
The image quality is deliciously vibrant, too. Photographs and movies flourish with natural skin tones and lifelike, saturated colours; the average Delta E of 3.1 also proves that colour accuracy is well up to par. The IPS panel's brightness level of 322cd/m2 helps it to remain legible in bright conditions, and although the contrast ratio of 786:1 is a little behind the best Ultrabooks – the non-touch, Full-HD panel of Dell's XPS 13 reached a stunning 1,034:1 – most people will be unlikely to be able to tell the difference. It's a cracking all-round display.
Even before you dab the Samsung's power button, it looks every inch the high-end Ultrabook. The brushed metal finish is honed to a silky-smooth sheen, and we love the minimalist, unfussy styling. Burly build quality extends all around, and the Series 7 Ultra feels flex-free and amazingly sturdy no matter how much you twist and press on the chassis. That hefty build adds a few hundred grams to the overall weight, though – at 1.6kg, the Samsung is considerably heavier than stick-thin laptops such as Sony's 1.05kg VAIO Pro 13.
The Samsung also excels on a practical level. The Scrabble-tile keyboard is backlit, and quality is superb: the solid base and snappy action make up for the slight lack of travel, and we were quickly up to speed thanks to the full-sized, widely spaced keys. The sizeable trackpad is great, too – it feels lovely under the finger, and responds quickly to Windows 8's variety of gestures.
On the inside, Samsung has included something that few of its Ultrabook rivals can match – a discrete GPU. The chip used here is a Radeon HD 8570M, but it isn't exactly a high-end part: its architecture is based on last year's HD 7000-series, and it has only 384 stream processors clocked to a modest 650MHz.
Lovely little ultrabook but..
not sure why anyone would spend £1000 on old processor tech. Im the market for something like this, but with Haswell.
By jamesv1001 on 26 Jun 2013
Agreed with jamesv1001. Stick in Haswell and one of Samsung's new fast SSDs (as seen in the 2013 MacBook Air), and this will be a stunner.
By TheHonestTruth on 26 Jun 2013
Needs Haswell..
Agree with JamesV & Mr Truth, no-matter how wonderful the case etc are, it needs a Haswell.
Very soon you'll be telling us about the 'unprecedented' battery-life of the MacBook Air (12 hrs allegedly) with Haswell. You'll also be denigrating 'Windows' laptops for their over-consumption.
By wittgenfrog on 26 Jun 2013
Haswell, Haswell, Haswell!
They chant.
By Alperian on 26 Jun 2013
Very tempted by this but I'm holding back to see what price an Ultrabook with Iris Pro graphics will cost as it seems the perfect part for the form factor.
By neil_coombes on 30 Jun 2013
Very tempted by this but I'm holding back to see what price an Ultrabook with Iris Pro graphics will cost as it seems the perfect part for the form factor.
By neil_coombes on 30 Jun 2013
Great promise but died within 2 months
Bought one of these on the strength of reviews and also on trying it out at John Lewis.
Initially a fantastic experience that lived up to reviews and I was really pleased with it.
BUT sis weeks after I bought it, it just died. Took it in to John Lewis and after a bit of arguing they agreed to exchange for a new one. Only problem was that it is now withdrawn so the only option was a repair if I wanted something with equivalent specs. Samsung have now had it for nearly three weeks and can't tell me when it will be back.
Wish I'd bought a MacBook Air.
By tontoe on 19 Sep 2013
Great promise but died within 2 months
Bought one of these on the strength of reviews and also on trying it out at John Lewis.
Initially a fantastic experience that lived up to reviews and I was really pleased with it.
BUT sis weeks after I bought it, it just died. Took it in to John Lewis and after a bit of arguing they agreed to exchange for a new one. Only problem was that it is now withdrawn so the only option was a repair if I wanted something with equivalent specs. Samsung have now had it for nearly three weeks and can't tell me when it will be back.
Wish I'd bought a MacBook Air.
By tontoe on 9 Oct 2013
Several poor design features
I have been using a Samsung Series & Ultra for a few months now. There are several annoying design features:
1. The LEDs are under the lid, so when the lid is closed you can't see if the computer is on or not, charging or not.
2. When you have touch screen activated and are attached to an external monitor, you put the lid down and the buttons on the keypad touch the screen and the laptop thinks its getting instructions. Duh. Moreover, it was not easy to find out how to disable the touch screen.
3. There is a hole for headphones on the side but not for a mic. What if you want to attach a headphone and mic speaker set?
4. The touch pad does not delineate physically where the area for the click buttons is. When you have a physical delineation, your fingers rapidly get used to getting into the right place for clicking as opposed to moving the cursor. Mine still have not got used to this method. What would it have cost to have a physically distinct band for the clicking function?
5. The touch pad functionality is very different from the one on my previous Toshiba workhorse (eg if you accidentally let your finger linger on the pad it treats it as a click - I don't want that!). But I can't find anywhere how to change that.
6. The transformer unit has three pins going to the plug rather than two, and the format used is fairly unusual - three cylindrical forms. Why make things difficult?
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Petra Kvitova wins her 2nd Wimbledon title
Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic beat Eugenie Bouchard of Canada in 55 minutes to win her second Wimbledon title.
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WIMBLEDON, England – Eugenie Bouchard arrived at Centre Court with cool confidence and a ruthless tennis game to match. Bouchard, a 20-year-old Canadian, had captured the affection of her country and of the British tabloids, her looks, play and marketability drawing gawking comparisons to Maria Sharapova.
Bouchard now has something else in common with Sharapova. She, too, has been dominated by Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic in a Wimbledon final.
Kvitova won her second Wimbledon title with a near-perfect deconstruction of Bouchard on Saturday. The 6-3, 6-0 victory took 55 minutes, the shortest women's singles final in 31 years.
In 2011, Kvitova beat Sharapova in the final 6-3, 6-4. Other than Americans Venus and Serena Williams, Kvitova is the only two-time winner in women's singles since 1996, when German Steffi Graf won the last of her championships.
"It means everything," said Kvitova, calling this match one of her best. "It's Wimbledon — the tennis history, and Centre Court is great to play on, and I feel at home."
Kvitova, seeded sixth, surprised No. 13 Bouchard with her ability to cover the court, extending points that would have long been lost by Bouchard's previous opponents. Kvitova's powerful strokes were directed at all the proper angles, as if drawn by a protractor.
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Willkommen to Ojai's "Cabaret."
Over one exciting month – June 25 to July 25 -- the Ojai Art Center Theater will be transformed into the electrifying Kit Kat Klub of 1930's Berlin, where it's no use "sitting alone in your room, come hear the music play."
The team that has produced Ojai ACT's successful musicals each of the last three seasons is back with "Cabaret," and that level of talent is needed to recreate the seemingly carefree Kit Kat Klub, while outside the Nazis are grinding to power.
"Great musicals inherently carry an important message," said Director Tracey Williams-Sutton, citing "West Side Story" and "South Pacific," among others. "In my opinion, 'Cabaret' is one of those musicals."
At the core, the lineup includes Williams-Sutton (director), Jimmy Calire (music director), Edmund Andreas Arredondo (costumes), Neva Williams (set design) and Len Klaif (producer).
For choreography, Ojai ACT scored by adding Jeff Wallach, who is celebrating his silver anniversary involved in the theater arts community with over 250 productions to his credit. Also on board is Larry McMillan in charge of sound.
This popular and notable musical started out as a novel by Christopher Isherwood, later adapted into a play by John Van Druten called, "I Am a Camera" in 1951.
It was turned into a multi award-winning musical by Joe Masteroff (script), John Kinder (music) and Fred Ebb (lyrics).
The central characters are the Klub's irrepressible singer, Sally Bowles (Holly Ferguson), and an American writer who is the observer and based on Isherwood (Zach Farber). Another key couple is the boarding house owner, Fraulein Schneider (Marilyn Lazik), whose romance with Herr Schultz (Edward Buckle) is doomed because he is Jewish.
Tying it all together is the Emcee of the Kit Kat (Cecil Sutton) who is the bridge between the club inside and the Nazi party coming to power outside. On a personal note, Sutton and Williams appeared together earlier this year in "Private Lives," fell in love and are now doing their first production as husband and wife.
Others in the cast include Laura Ring, Carl Gross, Frank James Malle, Vince D'Andrea and Tyler Brown.
The Kit Kat denizens are Danielle Portugal, Erika Robles, Ella Bowen, Lara Holloway, Tara Loughran, Michael McGraw, Jonathan Weiser, Bryan Whitten and Zack Hawes.
Come to the "Cabaret" from June 25 through July 25 at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $25 general and $22 for seniors, students and Art Center members. Reservations strongly recommended at (805) 640-8797 or http://www.OjaiACT.org.
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Blue Jackets Place James Wisniewski on IR
COLUMBUS, OHIO -- The Columbus Blue Jackets today announced that defenseman James Wisniewski has been placed on Injured Reserve retroactive to Feb. 24. He is expected to miss four to six weeks due to a broken foot. Wisniewski suffered the injury when he was struck by a shot during Sundays game against the Chicago Blackhawks at United Center.
Wisniewski has recorded three goals and six assists for nine points with two penalty minutes in 15 games this season. The 29-year-old blueliner leads Columbus with three power play goals, ranks third in ice time (23:32/game) and is fifth on the club in points. He had picked up a point in eight of his last nine games prior to suffering the injury.
Originally acquired by a Columbus in a trade with Montréal on June 29, 2011, Wisniewski has tallied 36-148-184 in 392 career NHL games with the Blackhawks, Ducks, Islanders, Canadiens and Blue Jackets. The 6-0, 208-pound native of Canton, Michigan tallied 6-21-27 and 37 penalty minutes in 48 games in 2011-12 and led the Blue Jackets in ice time (24:47/game) in his first season with the club.
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