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St. Peter's Fruit Beer (Grapefruit) - St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd
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Ratings: 35 | Reviews: 25 | Show All Ratings:
3.8/5 rDev +11.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
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It pours a hazy to cloudy orange, has a 2 finger head of foam.
Nice bitter notes of grapefruit with some earthy malt notes.
The grapefruit is more bitter in the smell than in the taste. Kind of a light bitterness tempered by a honey like sweetness and an earthiness about it. Okay, it does get a bit more bitter with more sips. Pretty nice brew.
On the low end of medium bodied, same with the carbonation. I like the mouthfeel.
Overall, a tasty grapefruit fruit brew with low a enough abv to enjoy more than 1 if I had one. Good stuff.
Serving type: bottle
10-07-2013 22:42:56 | More by Bitterbill
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.56/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
500ml bottle from Utobeer, London (£2.70):
Amber with a large, foamy white head that is foamy, dome shaped and very thick.
Floral with grapefruit, citrus & honey. Bitterness towards the end & an earthy aroma with some lighter hops too.
Orange & citrus notes upfront with a lot of bitterness and to a lesser extent some grapefruit too. Floral & mellow with some earthy flavours making an appearance too.
Light medium bodied and quite bitter from the outset with subtle carbonation and a touch of dryness.
A grapefruit and citrus mix with earthy tones & strong bitterness. A nice offering and definitely something a bit different from the usual, overly sweet taste of a regular fruit beer.
Serving type: bottle
10-03-2013 07:55:54 | More by flyingpig
3.56/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A just barely off-white head rises to one finger in height and settles quickly down to a thick foam atop a cloudy, burnt copper-colored beer. It leaves a solid ring where it settled and steady craggy spotting the rest of the way down.
Herbal notes and floral, earthy bitterness up up front with some tobacco leaf, all a bit stronger than the grapefruit sneaking out underneath.
The flavor offers surprising bitterness, mostly pithy and herbal, with the tobacco leaf making as strong an appearance as on the nose. Citrus rind and grapefruit flesh meld together, with a dry biscuit effect from malts.
The mouthfeel offers a good balance of crisp and smooth with an underlying chalky feel to the dryness I get from some English beers. Herbal and leafy bitterness lingers into the finish.
Serving type: bottle
08-02-2013 18:08:01 | More by Brenden
3.29/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
Appearance: Pours a pale color with a small head. Nothing special here except when factoring in the great bottle into the appearance (which I do).
Smell: Do I smell roasted malt? Grass plus citrus hop scent with of course the added natural grapefruit flavor.
Taste: More of the same. Roasted malt? citrus hops, grass, and grapefruit. Finishes dry and certainly not overly sweet. The grapefruit flavor is undeniable and while I'm not sure it perfectly collaborates with the other flavors, it doesn't taste artificial.
Mouthfeel: Smooth. Carbonation is somewhat low. Goes down very easy, but still somewhat astringent from the grapefruit flavors, and finishes dry.
Overall: The cool bottle and the brewery's history aside, this beer isn't really that special, and when considering the cost of the beer, it's rather disappointing. Some beers showcase grapefruit flavors from the hop selection alone, and that would have been more impressive. I found the grass flavor to be unwanted. Anyway, this is a good beer, but not a great one, and there are far better fruit beers out there.
Serving type: bottle
07-28-2013 23:56:57 | More by DeFaz
3.63/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a perfect pint.
3.0 A: Lightly hazed medium orange color. Just one finger of frothy off-white head. Retention is below average and just a few whisps of lacing are left.
3.75 S: Smells like a typical English pale with notes of grapefruit. Mildly toasty with grainy neutral maltiness. Mineral, caramel, earthy hoppiness with grapefruit fruitiness.
3.5 T: Tastes pretty much like it smells. A little hoppier than I was expecting though. Toastiness, graininess, caramel, mineral, earthy hops, light nondescript citrus, and grapefruit.
4.0 M: Medium to heavier medium body. Good moderate carbonation with a nice creaminess. Has some weight to it, but isn't really chewy. It works well.
3.75 D: Not bad. I don't know if the grapefruit added anything to the beer, but it didn't take away either.
Serving type: bottle
06-26-2013 23:51:27 | More by DavoleBomb
2.73/5 rDev -19.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
I picked this up at Woodman's in Rockford, IL in summer 2012 for $3.99.
Pours a clear, golden color that resembles the appearance of apple juice. There is a faint scent of grapefruit but mostly of cheap grassy grains like the scent of Heineken indicating I probably won't like the taste. Taste is overly dry and chalky. Really hard to find any sort of fruit flavor in the beer at all. Decent consistency but that is about it. Nice history on the brewery and everything, but the beer really could use a lot of improvement. In my opinion, the green bottle doesn't help either. A little more tolerable with every sip, but not something I would recommend to others or try again.
Serving type: bottle
06-25-2012 01:35:43 | More by Lemke10
3.65/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Poured from 500mL bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: pale orange hue with a light haze and moderate effervescence. Head is a rather disappointingly thin layer of ivory bubbles.
Smell: light aroma with a good malt quality and a citrusy hint which I would not readily identify as grapefruit. Not bad, though.
Taste: malty with a quite good grapefruit undertone. This is not the grapefruit you'd expect to get from citrusy hops, but a much drier and subtle flavor. I like it quite a lot.
Mouthfeel: medium body with a very low carbonation. I think this beer would benefit from being fizzier.
Overall: this is a very tasty beer, but it could use a lot more bubbles.
Serving type: bottle
05-02-2012 16:57:13 | More by flagmantho
North Carolina
2.88/5 rDev -15.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured from a bottle into a true-pint, the beer is a light, bright, orange-gold coloring with a light, sparse, filmy covering of head. Aromas of roasted wheat, a slightly sour tang malt, and a hint of tart grapefruit. Flavors are heavily roasted, with a light, subtle citrus highlight and not much else. Sharp charred characteristics on a smooth, bold body that leaves a quickly receding, slick lacing along the glass. The aftertaste is sharp, with toasted grain qualities. Smooth, tart, and quick finish. This beer was interesting in theory, but the taste profiles were a little rough and unbalanced.
Serving type: bottle
04-03-2012 00:46:03 | More by GarthDanielson
3.45/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
With all the hop descriptors that bring the fruity character of grapefruit to the foreground, it's dumbfounding that this is the first beer that I've seen to actually use the grapefruit as an actual fruit addition to beer. Raspberry, apricot, strawberry, banana, and even kiwi has seen more action than this obvious fruit addition.
St. Peter's Grapefruit infused ale pours with a nearly brilliant amber-copper glow that's very appealing in color and clarity. Foam character is terse as an intermittent white sheet of foam coats the surface but breaks apart quickly and struggles to retain or lace, making the beer look a little lifeless.
Aromas showcase grapefruit for sure, but what's not expected is the raw scent of tobacco and marijuana that's pungent, bright, and vividly portrayed. The background support of thin caramel, cola nut, part-barley and part-wheat all bridge the dank aromas to the fully malted and biscuit-sweet taste.
The malt support seems nearly honey-like with elements of nuttiness, raw tobacco, and sorghum which seems slightly disjointed from the fruity and/or hoppy additions. Not knowing where hop flavor starts and fruit flavor ends, there's the transition that happens as the sharply acidic fruit flavor of grapefruit is paramount throughout, but also with complementary flavors of fresh cut grasses, mulled herbs, and a lightly resin compound that might be of grapefruit pulp, hop resin, or pungent marijuana.
Where the flavors are strong, the body is somewhat malty sweet and without the aid of hop, alcohol, or fleeting malt dryness. The beer lingers with a long developing earthy sweet-bitter interplay that lacks closure to the taste and after texture.
Where the sharp citrus overtones are expected, it was the herbal and grassy tones that are much more expected from American hopped beer instead of those from England, especially in such vivid detail.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2012 06:05:13 | More by BEERchitect
3.75/5 rDev +10.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Poured from the trademark St. Peter's apothecary bottle into a pint glass. Displays a clear golden hue topped by a thin layer of creamy white mousse. Looks like s typical pale wheat ale.
S: Sharp aromas of wheat, grapefruit, pineapple, and lemon are immediately noticeable, but fade quickly after the beer is poured. I would have liked it if these aromas had stuck around a little longer.
T: A crisp, fruity entry quickly reveals notes of cream, wheat, grapefruit, lemon, and pineapple. Finishes with a brief, though intriguing, mix of grapefruit and herbal hop flavors that accent one another perfectly.
M: Light-to-medium bodied with a spritzy, yet firm mouthfeel. Neither too light nor too heavy.
O: I generally either love or loathe fruit/vegetable beers, but this one hit the spot. It does not taste artificial or syrupy, allowing the citrus and hop flavors to compliment one another. Nicely done.
Serving type: bottle
10-04-2011 21:27:45 | More by mrfrancis
3.85/5 rDev +13.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a cool-looking half liter apothecary bottle into a standard pint glass.
Hazy gold in color, with a rather short head of off-white foam.
Aroma-Big whiff of mineral and matchhead. Surprising.
Taste-Grapefruit rind and pith,coarse wheat. Tangy, tingly and very refreshing. Unique aroma and flavor of English water adds an intriguing dimension to this brew. A nice summer quencher. Very refreshing, and very English. Nice.
Serving type: bottle
08-29-2011 16:31:50 | More by hosehead83
3.23/5 rDev -5%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured a 1" white head. Clear golden color with a few big bubbles on the exterior edges. Smells mainly like a BMC with grass and corn. Taste is like a BMC summer brew with a fairly ordinary grass and corn taste and the grapefruit mainly coming out in the finish as a subtle citrus component. Frankly labeling the bottle as having grapefruit sets up the disappointment because I wouldn't have guessed that without reading it.
Serving type: bottle
08-23-2011 08:34:12 | More by MoreThanWine
3.08/5 rDev -9.4%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured form the bottle into a nonic pint glass.
A nice simple and good white fluffy head of about three fingers, sitting on a simple clear pale amber perhaps dull bronze body. Leaves a very nice foamy island cap on the glass, some good sticky lacing too. This actually looks quite impressive.
Bouquet is a very faint citrus oil and dull grain. This does not smell like grapefruit at all. Grapefruit on the label and does not smell like grapefruit, that's not good. What this does smell like is pith.
Bitter oil fruit tasting, and euro pale lager like bread finish. Bitter pith of grapefruit and a decent enough ok taste but, wet breakfast orange juice finish and feel on the swallow. It's not bad actually, pleasurable, easy going, inoffensive. Some roof top dry mouth sensations from pith tastes, but it tastes like a failed American IPA. Pith pith PITH!!!! In taste and feel.
This is a beer that doesn't overall make much of an impression on me. Grapefruit as the attraction? If you want grapefruit there are dozens of exceptional and powerhouse American IPA out there that have killer grapefruit aroma and taste with a great hop bent. Guess what?? No grapefruit added either. This beer almost reminds me of the answer to the question nobody should have asked. This is not worth my interest.
Serving type: bottle
07-23-2011 00:49:29 | More by smakawhat
3.83/5 rDev +12.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
(Served in a nonic)
A- This beer has a soft copper body with a gentle carbonation and a thin bubbly white film that is soon gone.
S- The soft grapefruit pith aroma blends with the hops note and compliment each other.
T- The soft woody green hops note is followed by a lightly toasted dry malt flavor and a wheat smoothness. There is a field corn taste and a touch of grapefruit in the finish.
M- The medium mouthfeel has no alcohol heat and a bit of a flat texture on the tongue.
O- The soft grapefruit flavor and dry lightly toasted malt are nice but as the beer opens the grapefruit becomes much more pithy and a light plastic quality to it. The field corn note is a bit odd in the finish aswell.
Serving type: bottle
07-14-2011 21:40:02 | More by rhoadsrage
United Kingdom (England)
3.98/5 rDev +17.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
500 mL green bottle in the classic St. Peter's bottle style/shape.
A: pinkish-orange in colour--transparent with a bit of head on top, but not a lot. Beautiful colour.
S: definitely picking up the grapefruit scent, a bit of mild hops and grains too.
T: very refreshing--I was expecting the grapefruit to be a bit stronger, but it's actually quite mild/moderate.
M: mild carbonation; again incredibly refreshing and drinkable.
O: I normally drink beer quite slowly, but this one was so refreshing it went down easily and quickly. This wasn't outstanding or anything particular flashy, but it's a very solid, enjoyable beer. High on the drinkability factor.
Serving type: bottle
07-13-2011 23:04:08 | More by fullsweep
3.38/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A - After a vigorous pour it held a 1-finger white head with a transparent golden amber color
S - The grapefruit is present in the scent, but it almost has the skunked scent of a bad lager alongside it
T - Strangely enough, the bitterness from the grapefruit is definitely present above all else in the taste. Citrusy hops compliment the grapefruit profile and alongside a very faint caramel flavor
M - Very light with a bit of a tang on the tongue
O - It's not quite what I expected, but I'm pretty happy about that. The grapefruit makes it's presence known in the bitterness of the beer, not in some sickly sweet way like I expected
Serving type: bottle
06-23-2011 02:38:36 | More by EnJeiBee
3.58/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
From one of St. Peter's distinctive oval bottles, this beer pours with a somewhat dark straw color and a clingy white head. The aroma is a mix of grapefruit, wheat, and pale malt. There's a little hop in the background, but it isn't a serious component of the smell. The combination of grapefruit in beer had me skeptical at first, but it's actually pretty good. The taste is of wheat and citrus. The grapefruit comes out more in the finish and on the back of the tongue, giving a nice bitter balance. Semi-dry, with considerable wheat flavor and twang. The mouthfeel is nice with this combination...medium in body and quite smooth. Nice beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2009 13:07:18 | More by Suds
3.95/5 rDev +16.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
500 ml bottle, as St. Peter's Fruit Beer Grapefruit, bought at Vaaland Spesialbutikken, Bryne. ABV is 4.7%. Deep golden colour, moderate white head. Strong and pleasant aroma of grapefruit, also moderate notes of malts and toffee. The flavour is zesty with plenty of grapefruit, also a distinct hoppy bitterness in the finish. I love notes of "grapefruit" in a beer when they are caused by American hops, but actually adding grapefruit flavouring to the beer might mean a bit too much of the good stuff. Still, this is a refreshing and very drinkable beer, which requires that you have a crush on grapefruit to be really enthusiastic about it.
Serving type: bottle
11-15-2008 20:36:04 | More by Sigmund
United Kingdom (England)
4.6/5 rDev +35.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
Warning: I love grapefruit. It is my favorite fruit.
Appearance: Somewhat unimpressive, with a small, weak white head that has trouble forming even after a fairly strong pour. Body is a nondescript clear golden amber; I guess I was expecting a more grapefruity appearance.
Smell: Deliciously, but not overwhelmingly, grapefruity. The whole grapefruit is represented: it's sweet, sour, and bitter, reminiscent of the very fruit itself - not its juice, not artificial grapefruit, but real grapefruit. The malts lend a nice backdrop to the expressive fruitiness, with a big caramelly character enhanced by a bit of diacetyl, plus whiffs of brown sugar, honey, and wheat. Hops are present, too, but dutifully in the background, lending just a slightly grassy, bitter edge to the grapefruit.
Taste: Wow. This is remarkable. It tastes more like an IPA than a "fruit beer" (whatever that is), with a full-bodied bitterness from the grapefruit rind and hops, which blended together create a powerful, complex, fruity-floral flavor that reminds me of a saltydog mixed with a fresh German Pilsener. The lively bitterness is anchored by a caramelly, nutty, whole-grainy malt base that supports and sweetens the grapefruit and hops but doesn't weigh them down. And something about it reminds me of black tea. Overall, it's very well-balanced, but the grapefruit is definitely front-and-center, just as I hoped.
Mouthfeel: A bit syrupy in the finish at times, but otherwise well-carbonated and well-suited to the flavor.
Drinkability: What a great beer; as interesting and robust as it is refreshing, and it's really very refreshing. A fruit beer for IPA fans - fantastic.
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2008 08:55:58 | More by soulgrowl
2.25/5 rDev -33.8%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
Amber orange color, average foam, decently compact.
In the smell the grapefruit is well advertible, but there are also bitter orange peel, and a malty background. Overall, not too "fruity", as you can be afraid.
In the taste grapefruit again, with bitter orange, but it is still drinkable, and for sure it is quench-thirsting and refreshning.
Obvious grapefruit in the aftertaste, but then even some hop bitterness, with hints of pepper.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2006 18:02:01 | More by stcules
United Kingdom (England)
2.93/5 rDev -13.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
BB 12/12/06, served lightly-chilled in a straight imperial-pint glass.
A: dark orangey golden hue, coming with little beer head even with a forced-pour... very gentle carbonation detected.
S: grapefruit flavouring and a little touch of honey, a hint of stinky touch of hops also stays at the back along with sweet grainy malts; swirling brings out more peach-flavouring and grapefruit zests, but overall still very restrained though refreshing.
T: grapefruit-flavouring+peach-blossom prevail at the front, backed by a light-bodied biscuity grains--overall tasting like fruit-flavoured soda! A flow of floral hops develops in the background, with a soothing touch of bitterness like zests and flower... increasingly bitter, not in a big/loud way but quietly creeping down the palate, leaving a real citric-zests like tangy, bitter aftertone attched to the deep end of the palate, finished rather crisp-ish. The zesty bitter finish to me is probably the best part of the beer.
M&D: very light-bodied on top of an ideally carbonated mouthfeel to be refreshing, this is a beer designed for quaffing in summer, I believe. I can't tell if the beer base really is "wheat beer" (as stressed on the beer label), but at least I could recognise that no real grapefruit is used in this beer. Plus the overall impression really reminds me a lot of a kind of flavoured soda I used to drink in my childhood, I guess this is not a beer I could take really seriously. Not that it's a bad beer though--just not to my taste.
Serving type: bottle
05-28-2006 03:45:15 | More by wl0307
3.03/5 rDev -10.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Appearance: gold with reddish hue, great clarity, frothy layer of suds that turns into little bubble-islands, lace
Aroma: grain, malt, lettuce(?), grapefruit perfume
Flavor: dryish malt backbone, pink grapefruit juice, white toast, hint of butterscotch, iron, unidentified berries (faintly), wilted green leaves, vegetal hop bitterness, finishes dry wtih an aftertaste of unsalted green olives and unripe strawberries
Mouthfeel: medium-light body, gentle carbonation, faint minerals, crisp texture
Other comments: Since I had another bottle of this in my stash, I decided to revisit the subject. I had previously give it a 2.3 with the following comments:
[I was pretty damn surprised when I looked on the label and saw that this was a "grapefruit beer". When I poured it, I had only read the words "Fruit Beer" and I would never have pegged it as having anything to do with grapefruit. That being said, it is still a rather pitiful beer.]
However, this tasting is definitely sitting a little better with me. As you can see, the score has gone up. I've also adjusted the review a bit. Not too bad, but I still don't know if I'd drink another one.
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2005 16:33:39 | More by GreenCard
New Jersey
4.38/5 rDev +28.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
The appearance was nice. Dark gold with not much of a head but nice lacing when it started to dissipate. The smell was ever so hoppy with a hint of the grapefruit flavor that's contained within. The taste was interesting, up front tart grapefruit, not sweet in the least. More like grapefruit rind even. Slight hint of hops and seemingly no malt. The mouth feel was crisp, with some biting carbonation. Drinkability was easily above average due to the crispness and lack of sweetness. Not the usual taste you expect when drinking a fruit beer. In fact this is my favorite fruit beer ever.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2004 06:33:47 | More by Ieatlambfries
4.5/5 rDev +32.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Gravity halfpint at the Jerusalem Tavern.
A: Clear pale amber body with some wispy white head on top. Some fine lace. Ok.
S: Whoa. All these years describing IPAs as smelling like grapefruit, and I had no idea... THIS beer smells like grapefruit. Juicy, bitter, fresh, and, frankly, amazing. Puts Ruby Red Squirt to shame.
T: Sweet/sour/bitter grapefruit is right up front, and some light malt creeps in toward the end. Clean finish. So fruity, so tasty.
M: Soft, lightly carbonated light body. Good.
O: This is a beer that just has to be experienced to be believed. I never would have expected myself to enjoy a grapefruit beer so damn much.
Serving type: cask
04-02-2012 00:46:01 | More by woosterbill
4.1/5 rDev +20.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Jerusalem Tavern ...
A: Orangish copper... A thin creamy head
T: Grapefruit is lovely when balanced against the traditional bitterness of the beer... a great blend that was unique for me
M: Smooth... medium bodied...
O: Drinkable, but after a while the grapefruit needs to be countered with a more hoppy beer
Serving type: cask
02-20-2008 16:27:18 | More by callmemickey
St. Peter's Fruit Beer (Grapefruit) from St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd
out of 100
based on 35 ratings.


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Today's announcement by the U.S. Department of the Interior to sell leases and allow offshore oil drilling in 38 million acres in the Central Gulf of Mexico is troubling, because the regulatory oversight and safety problems that led to BP's 2010 catastrophic Gulf oil spill haven't yet been remedied.
Just last month, the National Academy of Engineering issued a report concluding that deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico is fraught with corner-cutting and lax regulatory oversight.
Deep water drilling in the Gulf, the report said, is "some of the most complex and most risky ventures conducted by commercial enterprises," and that the devastating BP well explosion raises "questions about the industry's overall safety preparedness, the ability to handle the complexities of the deep-water operations, and industry oversight to approve and monitor well plans and operational practices and personnel competency and training."
The engineering experts concluded that a deficient safety culture led BP to rely on blowout preventers as equipment that just "couldn't fail." Even before the well blowout, "there were numerous warnings to both industry and regulators about potential failures of existing" blowout preventers, the report says. The report points to studies in 2001, 2002, 2004, and a 1999 well blowout and fire off the Louisiana coast.
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Aseptic advancements make it tea time in Asia
The Kirin line does not require a clean room. All the sterilizing required is done inside a modest chamber where filling and capping take place as well.
Another 'chamber' approach
A similar no-clean-room approach was taken at Uni-President's new aseptic PET line in Yang Mai near Taipai Taiwan. The Tetra Plast™ RFA-40 "small-chamber" aseptic line from Tetra Pak (Geneva Switzerland) began filling high-acid beverages into PET bottles in July 1999. It was then modified to permit low-acid packaging though little is known about what kinds of modifications had to be made. "We are in a leadership position in packaging low-acid products that require no clean room" says Tetra Pak spokesperson Caroline Flechet. "It's not in our interest to disclose those details." Uni-President is the first to use the RFA-40 for low-acid products.
"We looked at a lot of equipment around the world all of which required a clean room" says Tsai Kuei-Jung assistant president of low-acid product strategy at Uni-President. "Tetra Pak was the only supplier that didn't require one. Without a clean room it's easier to manage. Also it comes with lower running costs."
Dedicated to 600-mL (20.28-oz) PET bottles the line runs at a speed of 200 bottles/min. The system consists of four enclosed chambers in which sterile air flows constantly from top to bottom to keep contamination out. In each of the first three chambers a rotary carousel holds bottles by the neck rings. The bottles move through sterilization (in the first chamber) sterile rinse (in the second chamber) and filling (in the third chamber). A 12-head rotary capper in the fourth and final chamber completes primary packaging.
According to Tetra Pak a "sterilising fog" of something called Divosan Active is used for bottle and closure sterilization. The same agent in a liquid form is used for machine sterilization.
Bacteria kill rate on the new line is "greater than log five reduction" claims Tetra Pak. In other words the sterilization procedure reduces the contamination level by 1 times or 105.
Some of the teas and tea/milk blends now aseptically packaged in PET are also available from Uni-President in the conventional aseptic brick-pack format. But completely new and only in PET is Liu Cha a blend of oolong green and black teas. Launched in Taiwan in May the 600-mL beverage is promoted as an on-the-go refreshment for the 15- to 25-year-old crowd.


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WILMINGTON (February 22, 2003) The Wilmington College Quakers shot a blistering 56% in the first half and 51% for the game, but it was not enough as the team fell to Heidelberg College on senior day.
Wilmington (4-21, 2-16 OAC) and Heidelberg fought back and forth for the first seven minutes of the game before the host Quakers were able to grab a five point lead with eight minutes to play in the first half. The Green and White held onto the lead for the rest of the half, as the team led by as many as eight, and ended the half leading by four at 39-35.
Heidelberg (7-18, 4-14 OAC) found themselves down by nine a minute and half into the period before the visitors from Tiffin went on a 16-5 run to take a three-point, 51-48 lead. The Quakers tied the game twice more before the Student Princes opened a seven-point advantage with five minutes to play. Two points would be as close as the team would come the rest of the way, as Heidelberg ended the game on a 4-0 run to give the visitors the seven-point, 85-78 victory.
The three seniors came up big in their last contest on the home floor, as each of the four-year players scored in double figures. Seniors Greg Liggens (Toledo/Scott) and Adam Weber (Peebles/Peebles) each scored 16 points while senior Dave Hudson (Bucyrus/Col. Crawford) and sophomore Deon Short (Cincinnati/Mt. Healthy) added 13. Short grabbed a team-leading eight rebounds while also dishing out six assists to lead the squad. Liggens and Weber each pulled down six rebounds while Liggens blocked a season-high four shots in the game.
Heidelberg was led by Lucas Messer, who scored 29 points while Nick Flipic scored 19 and Rudy Wolf and Lorenzo Smith added 15 and 12 points respectively.
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Learning early not to trust each other as well, it was a rude shock to find upon their father's death that the large ranch had been willed to the four of them, but only if the four of them worked together on the ranch for a year. Otherwise, the ranch goes to their aunt Clara.
This novel opens as Clara is relocating to the ranch because she had been swindled out of her assets and is reduced to asking for sanctuary. Her adopted daughter Lilly is with her to help her settle in. In her teen years Lilly had visited the ranch each summer and had been under Matthew's tutelage. Unrequited teenage yearnings had faded into the past for both of them.
Following Lilly is a man who has murdered two other women because he thought he could mold them into Lilly. Why he knows Lilly and why he believes she is to be exclusively his is a long time coming in the book, and an interesting surprise. The stalker-killer is working at the ranch and becomes angry when he perceives that Matthew and Lilly are interested in each other.
The ranch is now a dude ranch and the stalker vandalizes indiscriminately in order to keep Matthew busy and away from Lilly. This book is a typical stalker-rugged protector novel, except for the interaction of the Delaney heirs who are finally learning to trust each other.
Cassidy displays her usual talent in defining her characters and is greatly aided by the fact that she has had three prior books to build them slowly. She sustains the tension well in the building of the suspense plot as well as in the growing romance between Matthew and Lilly.
Where the novel falls a little short is the resolution of the emotional baggage of Matthew and Lilly. It seems that almost overnight Lilly overcomes hers, and then we witness one confrontation between Lilly and Matthew where she says the magic words and Matthew is able to confront the guilt and fear of a lifetime. Nice, but not too credible.
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write I have just bought a 52 reg 1.4 tdci fusion and basically it seems low on power it will get upto 70 after a while but there is defiantly no turbo action going on and on the way back eac fail flashed up but turned it of and not come back on since also noticed there is no engine management light or glow plug light plugged the car in to computer and came up with egr valve insufficient flow or along them lines have looked at the turbo and looked ok from what I could see bit there is abit of blue smoke which led me to think turbo maybe shot but if anyone has any ideas of what could be stopping the turbo to function pls let me know my mum has fiesta tdci so could swap parts to eliminate if needed thanks in advance
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hi there thanks for the reply the problem with the lack of power was the turbo was coked solid nearly on the exhaust side cleaned it out and job done car producing boost and driving as it should however I still have no eml on the dash when ignition is turned on but can confirm the light itself works as fine in test mode so may still be a problem with Ecu/cluster and also when left on idle get some blue smoke come out and have read that sometimes a software update can cure this as it's not fueling correctly. just hope it's not the rings on there way out what does your repair consist of is it a software update on the Ecu aswell as Any possible repairs ?
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in short using ford ids (dealer tool) scan all modules/controllers for faults.
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The car, after a lot of effort, reached some speeds.
The Ford service centre diagnosed (or may be not) the problem to be clutch failure.
Another local service centre diagnosed it as TURBO FAILURE.
It was in fact the turbo that had failed.
It was changed, and the car was back to its usual peppy self.
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Intimacy Level: | Former Rivals Good friends |
The Finn-Sam Relationship, commonly known as Sinn or Hudevans, was the friendship and occasional rivalry between Finn Hudson and Sam Evans.
Though they have mostly situated as friends, they've also competed a couple of times for things such as girls, football positions, singing parts in Glee Club and leadership roles. Since Finn's graduation, the two have interacted very little.
Season Two
Finn first sees Sam in the school courtyard, when the New Directions are performing their number, Empire State of Mind to try and gain more members in order to compete at Sectionals. Sam is shown to be really enjoying the performance and taps his foot along to it, despite the majority of students that are ignoring them. Finn notices Sam in the crowd when he's dancing, and is simultaneously pleased and surprised that someone is enjoying the performance. Finn is then seen putting up posters in the locker room to encourage people to join Glee Club when he hears singing. He then looks to find the source of the voice and sees Sam singing Every Rose Has Its Thorn in the shower and continues to watch him sing, fascinated by his voice. Later, Artie and Finn start talking about Artie joining the Football Team to win Tina back, and Finn agrees to help Artie if he helps get Sam to audition for Glee Club. Sam agrees when Finn asks because he's a popular quarterback for the football team. Sam then proceeds to audition for the New Directions by singing Billionaire and also informs Artie, Finn, Mike, and Puck about his interests, how he has dyslexia and that he finds math class difficult. Then when Finn gets kicked off of the football team by new football coach Beiste for attempting to get Artie in, Sam doesn't come to Glee Club to audition and is questioned about this by Finn. Sam says that he wants to join, but he sees how Finn is alienated because of Glee and that he already feels like an outsider because he's the new kid. Finn understands this, and when Sam leaves he reveals that he is the new quarterback, which unsettles and disappoints Finn.
Grilled Cheesus
In Grilled Cheesus, Finn believes that he sees Jesus on his cheese sandwich, which in turn causes him to have faith and he prays to Jesus for things he wants. One of the things he wants is to be quarterback again, and while he admits that he likes Sam and that he's a cool guy, he feels insecure about being nothing more than a Glee Club member, and since football means a lot to him, he wishes to be quarterback once more. Then on the field, Sam follows Finn's directions instead of listening to Coach Beiste, and he ends up dislocating his shoulder. Finn gets the position of quarterback again, but feels guilty and sorry for Sam and blames Sam's injury on himself when he talks to Emma about it in her office.
Sam is finally convinced to join New Directions by Will, especially since he can't play football anymore because of his injury. The girls in Glee almost immediately note his attractiveness, and even Kurt points out that Sam must be on 'team gay', which Sam is a little taken aback by. They decide to be duet partners for the Glee assignment Will set them on, and Finn is immediately worried by this. He tries to persuade Kurt to stop pairing up with Sam, and brings up how inappropriate his behavior around Finn was last year and claims that Kurt was behaving stalker-ish. He also worries that Sam will get picked on for singing with another man and tries to get Sam to back out of it in fear of him quitting Glee Club because of bullying. Sam refuses because he made a promise to Kurt, which upsets Finn. But then Kurt realizes it may not be fair to Sam after talking to his father about it and backs out of the duet, leaving Sam by himself. Then Sam experiences being targeted by bullies, being slushied, he is helped out by Quinn, and they then decide to be duet partners. Finn and Rachel want Quinn and Sam to win since it would make Sam comfortable enough to stay in Glee, therefore bettering their chances for Sectionals. Finn convinces Sam to give it a try and because of this, Sam feels confident enough to pursue Quinn and sing with her. Finn gives Sam thumbs up at the end of their duet Lucky.The Rocky Horror Glee Show
Sam is cast as Rocky in the new school musical, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Later on in the weight room, Finn and Sam are together and they talk about their insecurities with their bodies. Sam is later pulled out of the play and replaced by Will and feels very upset by this. He confides in Finn that he feels fat, but Finn protests that Sam's body looks fine the way it is. Sam in turn advises Finn to feel confident about his own body since he realized that Finn felt insecure too, and Finn takes his advice a little too far by wandering down the hallway in his underwear and is even nearly expelled for it. Will then apologizes for making them both feel insecure and Sam continues his role as Rocky.
Never Been Kissed
Sam and Finn are together in the weight room and they are both bathing next to each other. They talk to each other about their sexual urges and what they do in order to control them. Finn tells Sam to visualize something that turns him off, like nearly killing a mailman, and that leads to Sam thinking about Coach Beiste in compromising positions, like smashing meat or in a Cheerios uniform, so he can cool off.Furt
Finn tells Sam that he may be replaced as the quarterback, and Sam tells Finn that he thinks he is on the verge of being extremely popular. Finn says he thought that Sam didn't care about that kind of thing, and Sam admits to Finn that he does - which could explain his sudden attraction to Quinn. He says that he's going to get Quinn to officially be his girlfriend and fist bumps with Finn, though Finn gives him a dirty look when he walks away.
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle
Sam gets into a fight with Finn, when Finn shouts at Quinn, his then-girlfriend, and Will has to break it up before it gets too violent, their relationship turning a little sour in this episode. During the game, Finn decides to let Sam be the quarterback, which Sam accepts eagerly. They win the match, and it seems they're on good terms.
Silly Love Songs
Sam becomes jealous of Finn and Quinn as he realizes that something may be going on between them and attempts to stop Finn from officially taking away his girlfriend, though he comes to realize that Quinn is actually cheating on him and breaks up with her in the next episode.
Sam is suspected of having an affair with Quinn and Kurt, who were spotted visiting him at a motel, and is confronted angrily by Finn about this. Finn seems to instantly assume that Kurt is cheating on Blaine with Sam and doesn't even speculate or wonder over Sam's sexuality, which could mean that Finn already suspected that Sam was gay or bisexual. After being questioned about it even further, Sam eventually confesses that he is living in the motel because of financial difficulties. Finn feels immense guilt over angrily accusing Sam and he and the Glee Club all pitch in to buy him back his guitar; which Sam sold to raise more money. When he is given his guitar back, Sam breaks down into tears and is extremely emotional, though grateful. His relationship with Finn seems to be repaired in this episode after Quinn cheated on him with Finn, and they seem to be close again.
New York
Sam encourages Finn to make a move on Rachel, telling him that if he were in love with someone he would do it. Finn is grateful for the support and then proceeds to pursue Rachel. Sam also sings Bella Notte with the other boys as back-up for him and Rachel.Season Three
Hold on to Sixteen
When the glee club needs more members for Sectionals, Finn immediately thinks of Sam's "star power." He and Rachel find Sam working at "Stallionz," a strip club in northern Kentucky. Sam reveals that as a stripper he is making more money than he was while working at Dairy Queen. This money is helping him support his family. Finn tells Sam that he is young, has a lot of potential, and is throwing his life away. Sam admits that Finn is right that he wants to return to Lima and the McKinley Glee Club. Sam thinks his parents would never let him return to Ohio, but Finn replies he doesn't know until he asks. The three of them convince Sam's parents to allow him to move back to Lima and rejoin the glee club. Sam lives in the Hudson-Hummel household together with Finn from that day on. Upon entering the choir room at McKinley and suprising the glee club with his return, Sam tells the New Direction members that are present that he wouldn't be there if it wasn't for Finn and Rachel, he lost his way, but true friends help you find your way back. Finn opens a bottle of sparkling cider toasting to Sam. Sam sings Red Solo Cup with Finn on backing vocals. Later, during dance practice with the males of New Directions, Sam suggests they do a body roll move at Sectionals and Finn agrees, saying the move is awesome and exactly what they need to win. After their performance at Sectionals, Sam interrupts a celebatory hug between Blaine and Finn, clapping them on the shoulders and saying he had missed being top dogs with them.
Extraordinary Merry Christmas
At the end of this episode, Finn throws a snowball at Sam and then he and Rachel join Sam and Rory on the street collecting money for the Salvation Army.
Finn is the first person that Sam tells about joining the synchronized swimming team, though Finn is less supportive than hoped, looking out for Sam when he says that the swimming team would not help him increase his popularity.
On My Way
Sam is a groomsman at Finn and Rachel's wedding, along with the other New Directions Boys.
Sam, with the rest of the New Directions boys (except Kurt), are in the weight room when Finn says he has an announcement to make. Sam then assumes something and yells out "Oh man, you shook out the last five pounds!," as the other guys applaud. Finn then yells out saying no and that in actual fact, Puck is missing and is failing his grades. The other guys, including Sam, then agree to help Finn get Puck back to McKinley and find a way to make him graduate. The boys sing The Rain in Spain in the choir room, as Puck slowly begins to learn. After Puck's test, Puck says he thinks he did great, as the boys all come together happily in a show circle.Goodbye
It's time for the seniors to say goodbye to the underclassmen. During numbers from the seniors to the underclassmen and from the underclassmen to the seniors, Sam and Finn participate, as they perform the final numbers in the choir room together. Sam and the other underclassmen sing In My Life to Finn, paying tribute to his contribution to Glee Club and the changes he made to the school and themselves.
Season Four
The Break-Up
When Finn talks to Blaine, Sam and the rest of New Directions come in to welcome him back. Sam and Finn then share a hug. This is the first time they interact in Season Four.
The Role You Were Born to Play
Finn tells Mercedes and Mike that Sam can't play the role of Danny Zuko because he has his heart set on playing Kenickie.
Swan Song
Upon learning of their loss at Sectionals and that their competitive season is over, Finn and Will address the Glee Club and say there's always time to rehearse for next year. Sam then asks, "How about the ones who won't have a next year?" leaving Finn with no answer.
Sadie Hawkins
With Blaine's support, Sam lays out his conspiracy case for Finn in the locker room: he's assembled circumstantial evidence - including cell video of a Warbler 'roid-raging at a coffee shop - that the Warblers were using performance-enhancing drugs to bulk up unnaturally. Finn thinks the charges are far too serious - and the Warblers' reputations too sterling - to pursue without real evidence, so Blaine and Sam introduce him to Trent, a Warbler who refused to participate in Hunter and Sebastian's use of shots.Naked
As the substitute glee teacher, Finn gives big props to Sam and Blaine in front of the other New Directions for getting the Warblers disqualified and New Directions back in the competition for Regionals. Later, Finn says that the performance of Centerfold/Hot in Herre by the New Directions boys (including Sam on lead vocals) was amazing and that they are going to make a lot of money for "The Men of McKinley" calendar. When Sam is struggling with writing his personal essay, Blaine presents him with a video of his friends (including Finn) talking about his many accomplishments. Finn speaks about how Sam took care of his entire family after his dad lost his job and they were homeless and Sam supported them. Finn says that Sam is "a really substantial person." Sam is moved to tears by the video.
Sam is on Finn's side during Bye Bye Bye/I Want It That Way, assisting him with singing and dancing.
Sweet Dreams
Sam is very happy when Finn returns to McKinley to help New Directions with their setlist at Regionals.
Season Five
The Quarterback
Sam is seen clearly sorrowful during the performances of Seasons of Love and Fire and Rain, the second being leaded by him and Artie. Later, while Rachel is singing Make You Feel My Love in honor of Finn, Sam breaks down and start to cry, being hugged by Santana.
Sang Together (In a Group Number)
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Song | Episode | Solos with |
Stop! In the Name of Love/Free Your Mind | Never Been Kissed | Artie and Puck |
Marry You | Furt | Rachel, Brittany, Quinn, Artie, Tina, and Mike |
Don't Stop | Rumours | Rachel and Quinn |
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Song | Episode | Solos with |
Man in the Mirror | Hold on to Sixteen | Puck, Blaine, Artie, and Mike |
We Are Young | Rachel, Santana, Mercedes, and Quinn | |
Summer Nights | Yes/No | Mercedes, Santana, Puck, Tina, Sugar, Kurt, and Rory |
You Get What You Give | Goodbye | Rachel and Mercedes |
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Don't Dream It's Over | Swan Song | Marley, Brittany, Tina, and Blaine |
Related Songs
- Red Solo Cup by Toby Keith. (Hold on to Sixteen)
- Fire and Rain by James Taylor. (The Quarterback)
- Kurt had a crush on both of them.
- They were both introduced by singing in the shower.
- They've both went to prom with Rachel.
- They've both kissed Santana.
- They've both dated Quinn in Season 2.
- Quinn cheated on Sam with Finn.
- Quinn cheated on both of them. When she was with Finn, she slept with Puck.
- They have both been the quarterback of the football team at some stage.
- In an interview, Chord Overstreet compared himself in high school to the characters of Sam and Finn. He compared himself to Sam because he was "always goofing around," "cracking jokes," and "saying stupid things without really thinking about them." He compared himself to Finn because he was "kind of funny" and "a little awkward." Chord said, "That's one of the things I love about Cory's character, he's just a lovable guy. He's not very smart, but he's funny and kind of quirky and everybody loves him. That was kind of me in high school."Source


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