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Köstritzer Schwarzbier - Köstritzer Schwarzbierbrauerei GmbH & Co.
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4/5 rDev +2%
12-18-2012 04:22:58 | More by kattmunkel
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4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
08-01-2014 07:19:29 | More by TheWillMitch
3.71/5 rDev -5.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a standard pint glass: color is black with dark brown edges; head is light tan, starting as a 1/2 inch thick top then dissipating to a ring, no lacing.
Smell is smooth roasted and some chocolate malts, hint of bread, but no wheat, enticing; hop notes are simple, earthy, grassy.
Taste is very clean, roasted malt with with some bready undertones (pumpernickel?), lighter sweetness, then transitions to a dry bitterness, not cloying but clean, hops are helping the bitter roasted malt to dry the flavor out in a good way.
Mouthfeel starts out pleasant, slightly sweet and crisp, but the carbonation seems to catch up and bite at the tongue too harshly
Overall, a very, very good tasting beer with enticing qualities. mouthfeel seems to detract some, but good presentation and aroma.
Serving type: bottle
07-29-2014 02:09:40 | More by mvanaskie13
4/5 rDev +2%
07-28-2014 23:36:34 | More by gabriemw
4/5 rDev +2%
07-28-2014 01:31:00 | More by josh__mason
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
07-26-2014 00:45:42 | More by 22Blue
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
07-24-2014 17:52:51 | More by sclitch
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
07-23-2014 19:22:10 | More by innominat
New York
4/5 rDev +2%
07-22-2014 23:30:55 | More by Dylanjf
3.76/5 rDev -4.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a pint can into a pilsner hourglass. Looks like it was canned on 09/13/2013 and best by 09/13/2014...hmm.
A- Pours what would appear to be black until you hold it up to the light and a small amount of light comes through revealing a deep deep walnut. A small light brown head that sticks around.
S- Light notes of raisin bran, like a doppelbock lite. Some fresh hay in there.
T- Again some very light raisin bran flavor. Not really getting anything in the way of hops. A bit watery.
M- Light, easy drinking.
O- I think this is like the first or one of the first beers of this style ever brewed, so I guess it is a bench mark for the style. Very much like a light German pilsner but with a bit of a doppelbock aspect to it. It refreshing and something you could call sessionable. If I saw it on tap and wanted something light I wouldn't hesitate to order one. I've had a few American examples of the style and they weren't quite as good as this one.
Serving type: can
07-22-2014 02:37:21 | More by PaulyB83
Quebec (Canada)
3/5 rDev -23.5%
07-22-2014 02:24:33 | More by tom10101
3/5 rDev -23.5%
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3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
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07-20-2014 22:26:45 | More by Rocketman2013
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4.75/5 rDev +21.2%
07-19-2014 23:03:27 | More by Dan_Metcalf
New York
4.06/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Pours almost completely black but when held to the light does present a dark brown with a flash of crimson hue. That underscores the idea of clarity in this beer. I tried to capture in photographs that when held to the light the beer seems to shine inexplicably. The head fell reasonably fast and left a bit of lace and a thin ring. The nose is malty and breaddy. A sweet caramel and no fruit. Taste is clean and clear, crisp yet creamy. Some lovely malty sweetness that has breadth in the glass. It has caramel but that is not over the top of the original malty sweetness from the roast. It has a thinnish body so it drinks easily and although the carbonation is ample it does not bite. Drinks clearly and decisively. Soft dark bread with a bit of crust but nothing burnt. No char or ash. A becoming sweetness and a smooth body. The hops are quiet and serene. This dries out slowly with a touch of the roast and bread to linger amidst a subtle and gentle bitter. It is as though those hops are merely breath on the beer.
Excellent and drinks without too much sweetness. A good black lager.
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2014 19:19:49 | More by utopiajane
3.99/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a 11.2 oz bottle into a standard pint glass. Moderate hand. Best by 01.09.2015.
A: Opaque, essentially black body with the suggestion of reddish brown at well-illuminated margins. The least head I've seen on beer in a long time. No lacing to speak of.
S: Roasted malt with a robust nuttiness. Lighter coffee & chocolate notes. Molasses. Faint smoke. Some fruit - raisin, cherry.
T: Roasted malts open with a subtle smokiness. Delicious over-done pretzel. A mild tang develops before lightly bitter hops wrap things up fairly dryly. No notable alcohol. Nutty, lightly chocolate notes linger in the aftertaste.
M: Low carbonation with a light body. Awfully watery feel, but the flavors are still conveyed nicely.
O: I certainly enjoyed the quality malt notes in this one, but more carbonation and a tad more hop might fill it out even more. I suspect this one lost a bit of fizz on its journey across the pond. Definitely smooth, though.
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2014 06:20:08 | More by fourstringer
5/5 rDev +27.6%
07-19-2014 01:04:07 | More by Akerfeldt
3.73/5 rDev -4.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
I picked up a can of Köstritzer Schwarzbierbrauerei GmbH & Co's Kostritzer Schwarzbier last week for $2.09 at Boyne Country Provisions. I've never had anything from this brewery before and since I was in a Schwarzbier mood I thought I would take a chance on it, so lets see how it goes. No visible canning date. Poured from a tall 16oz can into a imperial pint glass.
A- The can looks nice, it had a clean and classy look to it, I thought it was just a little eye catching. It poured a deep dark brown color that was a little a little close to being black and it took some some ruby highlights when held to the light with two fingers worth of light tan head that died down to a thin ring that stayed till the end and it left some spotty and patchy lacing behind. This was a pretty nice looking beer, I have no complaints.
S- The aroma starts off with a medium amount of sweetness followed by the malts being the first to show up and they impart some grainy, light roasted malt, and light chocolate like aromas with a slight nutty aroma showing up in the background. Up next comes a light lager yeast like aroma and there were no hop aromas. This beer had a pretty nice aroma that was true to style.
T- The taste seems to be very similar to the aroma and it starts off with a lower amount of medium sweetness followed by the malts still being the first to show up and they impart the same aspects that they did in the aroma with no single aspect seeming to stick out the most. Up next comes that same light nutty aspect that I got in the aroma and it's followed by a light lager yeast like flavor. On the finish there's still no hop presence with no bitterness and a grainy, roasted malt and chocolate like aftertaste. This was a pretty nice tasting beer that was true to style just like the aroma was.
M- Smooth, clean, not too crisp, a little silky, dry finish, on the lighter side of being medium bodied with a lower amount of carbonation. The mouthfeel was nice, but I wish it had a little more carbonation.
Overall I thought this was a pretty nice beer and I thought it was a pretty nice example of a Schwarzbier, it had everything that I would expect from a classic German example of the style. This beer had nice drinkability, it was smooth, clean, not too crisp, a little silky, dry finish, not too filling and the taste did a nice job at holding my attention, I could drink a couple of these, but after that the lack of carbonation might start to wear on me and I think this would make for a nice late summer and fall time beer. What I like the most about this beer was how true to style it was, it had just about everything that I look for in the style. What I like the least about this beer was the mouthfeel, it was bad, but it needed a little more carbonation. I might buy this beer again when in the mood for a Schwarzbier and I would recommend it to just about anyone who's a fan of the style. All in all I liked this beer and I was pretty happy with it, it's nice to have a nice canned Schwarzbier that's readily available. This made for a nice first impression of this brewery and I would be interested in trying more of their beers. It's one of the better German made Schwarzbier's I've had. Nice job guys, keep up the good work.
Serving type: can
07-15-2014 20:58:25 | More by StoutHunter
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
07-15-2014 01:33:40 | More by rabiddawg
3/5 rDev -23.5%
07-14-2014 18:58:56 | More by atlbravsrno1
3.48/5 rDev -11.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
On tap at Wurstküche in Los Angeles.
A: Pours thin and almost black, with a deep ruby tinge, with some light penetration. Presents with a one-finger that head quickly dissipates. Lacing is almost non-existent.
S: There's caramel and malty sweetness on the nose, with a nuttiness in the backdrop.
T: Tastes very much like Malta, a non-fermented, Latin American malt beverage. Very low and bitterness. There's some toffee notes underneath the maltiness.
M: Very light and thin, with very little carbonation. The feel of this beer betrays its dark appearance.
O: Overall, this was very refreshing, light and non-offensive. The extreme maltiness of this was a change of pace. Very unique.
Serving type: on-tap
07-14-2014 02:43:02 | More by Antnego
4.5/5 rDev +14.8%
07-14-2014 00:58:42 | More by randylangford
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
07-13-2014 19:40:37 | More by Bruce0920
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The first group program includes all the skaters, please do not emphasize world title.
The first group program includes all the skaters, please do not emphasize world title.
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I'm not sure but I think Alexei Yagudin will perform other program instead of "Bumbarash"
In China,we call Pang/Tong's "Impossible Dream" -> "Achieve their dream without repentant".I think it is suit for them.
Yes,I heard that YaoBing was good at music.He wanted to be a pianist when he was young.
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That is an interesting music selection indeed
I don't want Plushenko skating to Sex Bomb at my wedding
I'm from Japan, and I've been a fan of Chinese pairs, especially a long-time fan of Pang/Tong since when they were not a big name and not so popular as they are now.
Sad thing is: I can't attend this show, but it's good some people here like you keep us informed about it.
Yeah, I feel many programs on the list will be too weird and unsuitable for a wedding ceremony too, but ShenZhao is always emphasizing that wedding just is a small part of the show, they do want to show the audience a different side of figure skating from competitions, to show the Chinese fans most expectative programs. This is such a feast on ice, as they will emphasize performance.
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Hi,Galaxy.You like Chinese pairs ? I also like Chinese pairs too.I like PT very much.You can't attend the show,what's a pity!But the show will be broadcast on Sep11th by Shanghai TV.Maybe you can see it .
for PT's LP,we don't call it "impossible Dream" , but "try your best to achieve the dream never regret" , we think it's a very positive attitude and full of power and love
as for Lambiel,I know a little about him,but I think "don't leave me" sounds good,and we know a little about French LOL
Yeah, the programs sound a bit weird for wedding party, all numbers in second part look to be sad or serious. I hoped for Stephane's Traviata and S/Z Who Wants to Live Forever. And I wish Yagudin stopped skating Winter, great program for him but it was ten years already. Maybe they want to make the Chinese audience familiar with the skaters and their more known numbers. I hope the show is successful. Lucky Chinese funs. Great for S/Z they were able to do it.
PT are so beautiful and I really feel happy for them falling in love

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For a simple transfer or up to 8-hour day trip just one coach driver is, of course, good enough. If your tour is longer than 6 days and you need a driver every day, then you need at least a 2nd driver to give the 1st driver his legally required day off. If you plan to make long trips in a single day (more than 8 hours driving), you also need a 2nd driver. So imagine, for example, you're organizing a 10-day tour around Europe and your bus service starts after breakfast at 8:00AM and ends after dinner at 9:00PM; you'll need 2 drivers just to comply with European law. The extra cost for a second driver in Europe can vary anywhere between € 30,00 ($39 or £24) and €65,00 ($85 or £53) per hour depending on whether the rental is taking place during the daytime, nighttime, weekend, or national holidays; it also depends on the contract signed between the bus driver and the bus rental company.
We plan to tour around Europe; what would be the best country and city to start at?
We recommend that you make a list of cities and places you and your group would like to visit in order of priorities. Once you've done that, then make a route.
Start by defining your route according to the general regions of Europe that you will be starting and ending at, such as west to east, north to south, or southwest to southeast. Then, once you have a general idea about the places you want to visit and an estimated date for your tour, you can send us your travel plan by email and ask for advice. We might make some slight modifications to your travel plan in order to help you get the best possible deal for your group while complying with the European law of drivers' hours and resting times. We will check for different options to see if we can minimize extra costs for lodging and meals for the driver. Once we've done that, we can advise you on which country and city to choose to start your tour at.
In most situations it's wiser to rent a bus from an operator that is based close to your planned departure place. All communication will be in your own language, so you can discuss all of the details easily. In all likelihood, the bus rental company's garage won't be too far away, so it probably won't be too time consuming to drop by to inspect the bus that they plan to use for your trip. You can even discuss all of the remaining details about their service if you want, and maybe make last minute changes face to face with the salesperson.
To have a driver who speaks your language (and the language of the group travelling) also comes in handy and will contribute to a positive experience for your group. Please keep in mind all of these advantages to renting a bus close to 'home'.
For those tours or trips where having the best price is the most important criteria, it might be useful to check for offers from companies in multiple countries. Let's look at a few examples below.
Of course "far away" is relative and is in relation to the total distance traveled. Anyway, it means that if the service is done by 1 bus operator, he'll need to drive home empty after dropping off your group at the final destination. A chauffeur driving with an empty bus is costly, so the bus rental company will include the cost for this empty distance plus meals and lodging for the driver in the calculation for your quote. Imagine your group flying in to Amsterdam and after touring various cities like Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, and Milan, the tour ends in Rome; then if the bus is from Amsterdam, it has to be driven about 1653 km (1027 miles) empty to get home. In a situation like that, you might also decide to use two different companies from two different countries to drive your group. Maybe one from the Netherlands or France and then one company from Italy. You would not save on the total "empty distance," but you'll probably save the cost of a few hotel nights and meals for the drivers which can easily make a difference to your budget.
Another way to save money on "empty distance" is to choose a bus company from a country or city where coach rental prices are low during the season when you're travelling. For example, in the summer months in the city of Madrid prices are relatively low while in the province of Girona you have high prices because of the busy coastal tourist season.
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We assume Alex Smith will not be a 49er next season.
We assume the 49ers will trade him. They will not release him because they would get nothing in return, and that's just bad business.
One way or another, he is gone.
So how do we remember Smith, the first pick in the 2005 draft? He never deserved to go first, not in an Aaron-Rodgers draft. Picking Smith so high, placing all those expectations on him, was the 49ers' fault. He suffered for his lofty draft status and his lofty contract — none of it his fault.
And he was not a bust. He is a good quarterback who, unfortunately for him, is not a hell of a quarterback.
He improved every year despite the chaos that was the Niners until Jim Harbaugh took over. He is efficient. He is brilliant before a play at the line of scrimmage when he speed-reads the defense and always — yes always — makes the right call. Colin Kaepernick is no speed-reader, not yet. Look at Kaepernick's final series in the Super Bowl. As a reader, he was moving his lips.
Smith led the league in completion percentage when he suffered a concussion on Nov. 11 — not his fault. He lost his job because he told the truth about the concussion — telling the truth is admirable. And he lost his job because Kaepernick took over and is, or probably will be, a hell of a quarterback.
Smith had his moment of greatness when he led successive touchdown drives on Jan. 14, 2012 in the playoffs against the Saints. He ran for a 28-yard TD capping off an 80-yard TD drive. The Saints came back and scored a TD and took the lead. Then Smith directed an 85-yard touchdown drive and won the game with nine seconds left when he hit Vernon Davis with a 14-yard TD pass. He threw three touchdown passes with no interceptions. He was not a mere game manager. He was a game maker. He played the game of his life and it was, well, a hell of a game.
But he has a flaw. Maybe "flaw" is too strong a word. He is an intellectual and a perfectionist and he waits for the perfect conditions before throwing the ball. That means he wants absolute assurance the receiver is open before he throws and that is no way to operate. Because he waits he sometimes loses his moment and then he gets sacked.
The best quarterbacks are daring, take chances. Think Brett Favre. Think Steve Young. Think Dan Marino. There is a certain amount of faith between quarterback and receiver — "Just throw it and I'll catch it." But Smith does not have that faith, does not understand there are more great catches than great throws. Kaepernick understands this basic truth and lets it rip.
We will remember Smith as a man with good manners. Good manners are so underrated these days. He never complained when Harbaugh benched him even though Smith could make a case the benching was unfair. He said "it sucks." That's as far as he went, but he never said, "Harbaugh sucks."
He handled being the No.1 quarterback with grace and then he handled not being the No.1 quarterback with equal grace.
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During the NFL lockout Smith led Camp Alex at San Jose State, led it when he didn't even have a contract. He kept the team together and, after practices, he would meet the reporters by a fence in the shade and talk about team togetherness. He treated the Niners generously. They have not treated him generously.
He is a better-than-average quarterback. With the right coaching, he could be an excellent quarterback. He is young, only 28 — we forget that — and he still is improving. He certainly is. He would be perfect for the Kansas City Chiefs or the Cleveland Browns or the Arizona Cardinals.
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