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Three people pleaded guilty Friday in federal court to bringing illegal immigrant women to Aiken County to work as prostitutes whose clientele were migrant farm workers.
Maria Garcia-Moreno, 42, of Tamaulipas, Mexico; Ruben Cabanas-Torres, 30, of Veracruz, Mexico; and Esteban Acosta-Munoz, 51, of Honduras; pleaded guilty to violating the Mann Act by transporting an individual across state lines for the purpose of having her engage in prostitution, the U.S. Attorneys Office reported.
Each faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. A sentencing date has not been scheduled. A Mann Act charge is also pending against a fourth defendant, Donaciano Tecpa-Tecpa, said Assistant U.S. Attorney DeWayne Pearson.
The three who pleaded guilty Friday admitted that they made more than 200 trips between Aiken County and Atlanta from January 2009 to July 2012 to bring women to work as prostitutes, Pearson said. The prostitutes mostly worked out of dilapidated single-wide trailers that served as makeshift brothels, he said.
Occasionally, the ring organizers would take the prostitutes directly to farms.
The prostitutes would work in South Carolina for a week and then would be driven back to Atlanta. New women would be brought the next week, Pearson said. During a week, a prostitute would see about 60 johns, charging $20 to $25 for sex, he said.
The prostitutes were illegal immigrants but none were being held against their will, Pearson said.
Garcia-Moreno served as the madam who organized the trips and managed the money. Cabanas-Torres worked as a driver and bodyguard who made sure the women were not robbed or beaten by clients. Acosta-Munoz, who was married to Garcia-Moreno, also worked as a driver, Pearson said.
All three will be deported after serving their sentences.
Law enforcement learned of the prostitution ring from a tip. A female caller told them about a friend who had answered an advertisement for farm work and found herself involved in the ring. That woman had fled the United States but her friend wanted police to know what had happened, Pearson said.
Atlanta serves as a hub for immigrant prostitution rings, Pearson said. Those who run the rings take women to rural areas throughout the south, he said.
All too often we see the sorts of exploitation and abuse that have taken place in this case when people are treated as a commodity, said Brock D. Nicholson, special agent in charge of ICE Homeland Security Investigations in Atlanta. While these guilty pleas will ensure the defendants will be held accountable for their criminal actions, we should also not forget the women who have been rescued from lives of misery as a result of this investigation.
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Just Finished My Custom Headlights! 2008 GMC Sierra
Hey Guys,
Just had a buddy of mine do some custom headlights for me! Here is what I had done to them:
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With the remote system, I can make them dim in and out constantly, strobe and control how bright I want them.
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Let me know what everyone thinks!Last edited by Fonze; 10-12-2012 at 04:49 PM. Reason: Added more pictures.
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Those are really, really nice! I'm envious. I have had bad luck with my rear LEDs I'm hesitant of doing this up here in Ontario.Finally a signature and Avatar! I also posted some pics in the Gallery.
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10-12-2012, 06:56 PM #3I can't wait to see the night pics.
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10-12-2012, 09:43 PM #6Thanks fellas.
@Jake: Sorry to hear that man, I just had em done about 3 darts ago and I've passed AT LEAST 25 cops. AT LEAST. And I have not had one problem yet. *knocks on wood*. I guess they're not strict here in LA.
@Pikey: I will have the night shots up either Monday or Tuesday when I have access to my work computer. Stay tuned bro!
@wolf: I can try to make but I didn't do my headlights myself. I payed my buddy $660 for my set up but you can get everything you'd need for less. Everything I have is from oraclelighting.com. you can get a halo kit for $200, switchbacks for $25 each, sidemarkers for $15 each (I think), and a wireless remote system for $70 or so. So it's not much as I payed for but I didn't want to mess anything up and he has done many many jobs like this so he knows what he's doing lol. Id imagine it's not that hard though.
@Surreal: Yes he does. I'll be going back to him for future mods.
Stay tuned early next week for night shots fellas!
10-12-2012, 10:12 PM #7Rick Hendricks here carries or at least sells Oracle, its nice stuff but $$$ so I haven't bought anything Oracle yet, but again the stealership over prices stuff so I will check amazon for Oracle stuff.
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These look so yummy & I love that they aren't a heavy muffin! I recently came across both your website and Elana's after deciding to go grain free. I have eaten mostly gluten free more quite some time and haven't been able to have dairy for half my life. I recently left a very intense career in the fitness industry as a personal trainer, fitness model & bikini athlete. I love the grain-free lifestyle and when I discovered all the amazing things you can do with coconut and almond flour--it forever changed things for me! ;) I am now following my passion for healthy eating & cooking & have begun a career in the culinary world.
I didn't mean to give you my life story...but I just wanted to say how much I love your website and everything you are doing! ;) Oh and the fall weather that CO is now having is amazing! Bring on soups, scarves & Uggs! ;)
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Oh, how lovely, Kelly! You can tell how light and airy these muffins are just by looking at the glossy tops. :-) Beautiful photo. Love fall, too. Came home to find out it had warmed up again here while I was in San Francisco for BlogHer Food (next year you'll be with us!). It's supposed to be 87 today! But cool again by weekend, so more camping in store for us hopefully.
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Have I told you how good these look?
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Has anyone tried these egg free? If so what egg replacer did you use and how did they turn out?
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Kelly, thank you so much for your dedication and ingeniousness (is that a word!?). Our house has been dairy free since my girls were born and we are moving towards grain free as well and I feel like I have struck gold with your site! These muffins in particular have been an enormous hit with my family and friends! Just bought two of your cookbooks too! THANK YOU!! You are EXTRAORDINARY!
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Monday night's surprise blanket of snow was pretty and unexpected, but the concern for commuters on Tuesday morning was that the precipitation would create a treacherous drive.
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Pascagoula, Mississippi is the destination for 12 Catawba College students who will participate in a mission building trip during part of their Christmas break, December 13-19. Catawba Chemistry Professor Dr. Mark Sabo organized the trip which is co-sponsored by the College and his church, First Presbyterian Church in Salisbury.
The students will help with rebuilding efforts still ongoing after the 2005 visit of Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coast. It will be the fifth such trip that Catawba students have taken with Sabo and volunteers from his church.
The students paid $50 each to help underwrite the trip costs. They will travel by van and will be housed in Sunday school rooms at St. Johns Episcopal Church in Pascagoula. The construction projects they will assist with are being scheduled through St. Johns Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church in Pascagoula. A day trip to New Orleans is also planned so students can survey the damage which still remains in that city.
While on the trip, the Catawba students will share accounts of their experiences and photographs in this blog.
Catawba student participating in the trip include senior Kenzie Brogden of Wilmington, freshman Sarah Devlin of Candler, senior Catherine Goodnight of Salisbury, junior Katie Hill of Fayetteville, senior Terri Hill of Lexington, senior David Idol of Kernersville, freshman Joshua Owens of Mt. Pleasant, sophomore Sarah Robinson of Cartersville, Va., freshman Stephen Ross of Fallston, Md., senior Megan Spidell of Salisbury, senior Brittany Tyner of Cameron, and freshman Amanda Williams of Indian Trail. Two other non-Catawba students who will participate in the trip include Matt Sabo of Salisbury, a freshman at Alma College in Michigan, and Matt Lerch of Haslett, Michigan, a sophomore at Central Michigan University. In addition to Dr. Sabo, other adults making the trip include Bob Harris, the construction manager who is "semi" retired from Piedmont Footings in Salisbury, and Mike Johnston, a construction supervisor who is a retired firefighter and EMT from Haslett, Michigan.


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I started making my cardboard bucket today. I was able to bend the cardboard by wetting it just a little and then taping it into place.
Discussion on Low budget Boba within the Boba Fett Helmet forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; I started making my cardboard bucket today. I was able
I started making my cardboard bucket today. I was able to bend the cardboard by wetting it just a little and then taping it into place.
Wha? I wasnt expected that. It looks great.
Thanks guys! I'm starting the top of it now- I'll have more pics later on. Once I get everything filled in I'll coat it with spackling paste and sand it and then coat it with a clear acrylic before painting.
The goal of this project is complete a decent (as in presentable but hardly accurate) Fett costume by Halloween and not spend any money doing it!
I looked around in my garage and I had some left over sintra sheet from building my MIB blasters, some brown vinyl, a flight suit (unfortunately tan) and a fair amount of cardboard and foam. So I figured what the heck, why not? I enjoy a challenge.....
I'll be posting on a regular basis as this progresses.
I love it, it's cardboard! What a wonderful mind you have...talent, too.
Filling in the top...
That is so freakin sweet! I can just imagine someone asking, "Whoa, where'd you get that helmet?" and you replying "I made it out of cardboard."
Nice work. I wasn't not expecting to see that much craftsmenship when I read cardboard.
that looks awsome I wish I had that kind of talent and once you put that puddy on it and sand it down it should be pretty solid.
Now that is different, I never thought of using cardboard. Looks awesome
Thanks for the kind words! I should be able to finish the dome and get started on the ears today. I can only work on it when my son is taking a nap or after he's gone to bed. It's coming together really fast- I'd bet a helmet could be completed in less than a day if you weren't interrupted. The cardboard I'm using is kind of like a thick posterboard- about 1/16 inch thick. The helmet is suprisingly stiff and strong- that's cellulose fiber for you!
The goal of this whole project is to show that it should be possible for anyone to make a Fett costume with a minimum of tools and materials (and not be financially devastated if it gets damaged by some drunk idiot on Halloween.)
and it should be relatively light, too! (Right?)
your helmet is looking pretty darn good so far. great idea, good luck in finishing it. can't wait to see more pics.
Holy hole in a donut, batman.
that bucket is progressing amazingly :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup
It's looking spectacular so far! I think I can honestly say, "Best cardboard helmet ever!"
Wow, That is really nice! Do you know any place in PA where I could get what you're making it out of?
Dude, it's cardboard. Just make a helmet out of your favorite cereal boxes.
I finished filling in the dome and I cut the visor opening today. I still need to put the slots in the back and make the ears- those will be a challenge to do in cardboard but I'm hoping I can pull it off. I haven't decided what to do about the rangefinder stalk- I might try sandwiching cardboard around some music wire to strengthen it. We'll see....
Oh yeah- it fits perfect! It's amazing how big it is (and it's a good thing as I have a big melon.)
Wow... I'm impressed... I did one of these last year made out of a Pepsi box. It didn't look nearly as good as yours though. I called mine Junko Fett.
that is AMAZING...I will be watching this thread!!
Holy Shnikies is all I have to say. AWESOME dude. Keep us posted!!
That's great man, Hey you gonna actually use a vizor or just use some seran wrap colored with magic marker?
Wow!!! Amazing bucket!!! I love it!
Made the keyslots tonight. I still have to glue it in and then get started on the ears.......
I took a couple of days off the helmet to get started on my armor and jet pack.
Now THIS is a cool bucket thread!
I started smoothing everything with the spackling- so far so good. I still need to add some details and of course the dent.
I can't believe what you have done with this! Great work so far!!!
And here we've been going around buying fiberglass helmets...
How are you going to make the dent?
So, are you gonna harden it somehow? Reinforce it with some sort of thin layer of plastic? It looks way too good to go to waste trooping in once and having to throw away because of sweat-enduced mold.
I'll carve the dent out- you'll see. The helmet will get coated with an acrylic sealer before it's painted. I'm almost there- I've got to finish the ears and make the rangefinder. Been busy working on the jet pack.....
Slowly but surely I'm getting there! Just need to make the rangefinder. So far everything you see is cardboard.....
I can't believe what you have been able to do with this! How many hours do you have into it so far? Congrats on the amazing work.
I guess this only proves you dont need money to have and or make a decent buckt. No more "I dont have money" excuse, however, I'll still use it anyways cause I can.
oh my... and we waste money on fiberglass helmet?! I've got a Pepsi box out in the garage!
I don't know too much about making moulds, but would that survive if you tried to make one?
*** ... I never thought it was even possible to make a good looking helmet out of cardboard. I had no idea how one could get it as smooth as you've gotten it ... in fact I didn't even know if it was possible! Dude, that is some amazing work you've done right there! Keep it up!:thumbup:thumbup
great looking helmet, i agree with JB. wasnt sure how it was gonna turn out, but wow!! cant wait to see it all painted up
If the bucket looks this good, I can only imagine how awesome the rest of the suit is going to turn out. **** nice work!
One last one before I go to bed! Still need to make the visor.......Thanks for all the kind words. I probably have about 12-15 hours in this so far. It is suprisingly rigid! It wouldn't survive making a mold- that much I do know. I think it's going to be a good costume helmet but it'll never be a great replica helmet. All things considered, if the rest of my costume turns out as good as this has I'll be a pretty happy man. I haven't even started on the gauntlets though and Halloween is looming ever closer......
Halloween? I think that will turn out to be 501st quality bucket.
How about you make out out of 1/16" styrene just like you did the rocket, and make a mould? Your crafting skills are too good to go to waste!!
Because I can't afford it right now!
There are also a lot of people that already offer molded buckets. The whole goal of this was to show that it's possible to make a Boba costume with a small budget.
Having said that, there are a few things I'd like to make multiples of- like a CNC machined hollow aluminum rocket. It's possible to do but it would cost a pretty penny....
hey Honus! I've never made a bucket before nor bought one and decided that, after confronting my budget, your cardboard bucket must be the way to go this halloween... so i started my own project =P
i've used only left over pizza boxes and tape that had been scattered about my room... and, so far, it doesn't look so bad...
my question for you is how did you calculate and design the template for the triangles that make up your dome? (sorry, geometry was never my forte)
and, what are you going to do about the visor? (i'm just a poor college student with only 23 cents to spend =P)
Last edited by Germ; Oct 17, 2006 at 10:43 AM.
*** that is awesome! What next, blaster out of popsicle sticks and bailing twine?
looks awesome! one suggestion... don't make the visor out of cardboard. WAY too hard to see out of
Did you generate lower portion off a template I don't know about - or create that freestlye?
However you did it --- it looks PHENOMINAL!
Thanks for the kind words everyone! The templates I used were the ones posted by Alan here:
Alan is THE MAN! I never would have been able to do this without all his hard work.
I didn't make any exact templates for the dome- I just kind of winged it. I put up a kind of abbreviated tutorial here:
I'm making the visor out of some flexible clear plastic. I'm going to try and see if I can scrounge some window tint for it.
wow! that´s is the most inventive thing I have see in time....this, and the thrash can armour are the living proof that a BOBA can be made in a lot of artistic ways................YOU RULE, MAN!!
I have a litle surprise too...when I have finish, this forum will we in shock!!!
Nice work. Shows what a little work can do!
Once you seal it up, I think it would stand up to being RTV molded.
Very impressive work!
I think you're well on your way to proving that.
Thanks for the compliment. You have done an outstanding job, I just provided the tools, great work.
I created a set of dome templates similar to yours but I did have the patients to assemble them as well as you have. Give me a couple of days and I'll clean them up and post them for everyone in a PDF file.
After an attempt of two at winging the dome construction like you said in your tutorial i decided to use a littl of my math skills to figure out the precise measurment for the triangles...
basically, since I wanted 10 triangles per quadrant, I had to solve for the perimeter of the base, calculate each arc, then the vector points for each angle of the ellipse... After which I then had to repeat the process vertically... something i had never learned in any trig class.. =(
after a few checks and rechecks i found that it worked phenomenonally! Each triangle matched up to form a perfect dome... I made the template in AutoCad LT and printed them off by quadrant. Unfortunately I cannot figure how to make the template into a .pdf file...
Thanks sooo much Honus! Cardboard helmets are perfect for any individual that wants to make a cheap, fast, and easy bucket for almost any occasion. With help from your tutorial i was able to build my bucket in a matter of 2 days (not painted of course =P).
I thought the dome was more of a hemisphere than an ellipse. Anyway, I'm interested to hear where you get the measurements for the circumference and for the dome radius (assuming you can treat it like a hemisphere.)
You used 10 triangles per quadrant???? I haven't tried this method, but I've gotta believe the vertex angle per triangle must be really small. You probably have the exact number, but how were you able to cut the material as precise as it seems this measurement would call for?
Did you lay out the boundaries of each quadrant like Honus did in post #8? If so, then wouldn't you need to use right triangles for the area right next to the quadrant boundaries? It seems if you don't you'll have a gap there. I'd like to see how your helmet turned out.
I would like to see where the quads join...I agree w/ jimmy buffet right angles seem most logical
ok, i'm a little annoyed because was logged out while typing this post
and lost about a page and half of work so here i go with a more condensed
version: -_-
...a nice short explanation =)
(right now i'm home for fall break and all the work I did to solve these
problems are quickly scribbled on many sheets of printing paper at my
dorm so, in turn, every thing posted here is from memory and may or may
not be completely accurate)
Things to know before I get into this are: I used wizardofflight's
templates, the base of the the dome is an ellipse with a major axis of 9
inches and a minor axis of 8.5 inches, the max height is something around
3.75 and the template for the dome height is not exactly an ellipse.
To find the small variation in distance that is caused by the shape of
the dome height template I first had to recognize that the template is,
in fact, made up of two ellipses connected tangently. To solve for how
much this effected the final distance of each triangle. This means, that
I had to solve for the total circumfrence of each ellipse.
The calculations i used to solve this involved finding at what point did
the tangent line connect. To solve this I used:
s = sqrt[4h2+c2/4]+[c2/(8h)]
where h = height, c = chord length, and s = length...
Next, was the more complicated part... I had figure the length of each
vector that comprised each individual triangle unit. (This would have
been made easy had the dome base been a circle... because then every
vector would be just the radius rather than some horribly confusing
variable) To solve this part I used what I was given to create a formula
that would work for all the quadrants (At this point I'm looking at a
sketched out version of the dome base on some graph paper)...
I know that every triangle (since I want ten) will differ by only 9 degrees.
I know that the ellipse is made up of two axis whose radii are 4.5 and 4.25
With this in mind I created this:
(understand i went about finding this using only general quadratic and
parametric equations and that a = axis along the y, b = axis along the x,
and x and y are what they are normally in refrence to graphing, im going
to say that v = theata or your given angle)
tan^-1(b*tan(v)/a) = l // remaining variable (y = tan(v)*x)
then the point common to the ellipse is found by:
a*sin(v) = x // this only works for quad 1 due to 0 < v < 2pi
b*cos(v) = y
(I inputed this forumla into my TI-83 as a prog and ran it for every
angle in the quadrant I and then (cheated) mirrored it.)
Now, the dome base is done...
... im tired of typing for now (sorry) ... but i promise i'll post how i
found the remaining arc length of the dome and how that was implimented
into the overall production of the triangles..
below is a screenshot of the 6-triangle version of the product: (in AutoCad):
Well folks I have updated the helmet template thread to include the flat pattern for the dome. Here is the link;
The dome is not a true ellispe as stated above. So I created a 3D mesh of the dome and then flattened it out. It is divided in to 3 pages with a total of 20 panels. Have fun!!
Thanks for specifying where you got the initial values from. OK, so it's not a hemispehere, and the vector from the center to a given point on the dome is going to vary in magnitude. I'm pretty impressed that you came up with the formulas to find the circumerference of each ellipse.
I think I was under the impression that you were going to be using isosceles triangles. This is evidently not the case since the dome base is not circular. So by keeping the vertex angle at 9°, you need to know the length of each leg of the triangle (well, you need 2 lengths since you have an angle.)
So basically you need arc length as a function of φ where φ increments by 9° (quadrant 1 would be for 0° to 90°, 2 would be 90° to 180°, etc.) and φ is the angle on the XY-plane. It seems you have vector magnitude as a function of θ. By using the law of cosines, you can find arc length. You can either write a short computer program for summing or use a calculator to integrate (I personally would go with the computer program.
Anyway, very impressive work! I'm interested to see your approach for finding arc length.
wow, simply amazing. i might just have to try this myself and see if i can get it done in time for the 31st. Thanks for the inspiration.
when you start on the gauntlets let us know!
yeah do a tutorial honus some of cant afford gauntlets
Just a thought, but could the templates be printed out on heavy cardstock and then just cut it out and use those pieces for the actual build up? Been trying to think it through a little bit before I start. That would seem the easiest thing to do by saving a step.
Here's an update! Still needs a lot more painting and I have to fix the tint on the visor. It's getting there.....
Simply amazing. Considering the materials, what more can be said?
I think you have a future as a professional prop maker.
Honus you are insane
Thats one good looking helmet for sure!
Great work there.
any updates?
Not yet- I haven't worked on it since Halloween. I've been really busy at home and at work. I still have to finish the rangefinder and then do some more painting. The helmet is totally wearable and I wore it to work on Halloween with the rest of my Fett costume- no problems whatsoever.
I've already started thinking about next year's costume! It's going to make building a cardboard Fett look like a walk in the park.....
You did great work, especially on the shape.
I've definitely thought about it- especially a sandtrooper! That way it wouldn't have to have the perfect shiny white finish.
What I'm actually looking at doing is a Stargate Horus costume- animatronic moving head and all. Ideally a working staff weapon too.... I've got most everything figured out and I already have the servos.
I also drew up some plans for a cardboard Rocketeer.
Too many costumes, so little time!
Last edited by Honus; Nov 10, 2006 at 9:24 PM.
does it have a movable rangefinder?
No moveable rangefinder but it could be done.
I'm working on making my rangefinder movable with the possibility of adding a servo later. I haven't attached the ears yet, but from what i've got so far it seems like it should work well.
That is impressive to say the least. What kind of paint did you use on the cardboard? Did the Bondo stick to the cardboard OK?
that is an amazing bucket, brother! nice work! wish i had those skills....
Absolutly amazing. Great workman ship with the materials.
I wouldnt have ever expected cardboard to work that well.
I probably would have attempted balsaboard.
Great work.


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Weisser Hirsch Allgäuer Weizen - Der HirschBrau/Privatbrauerei Höss
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Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Bottle from the LCBO giftpack, best before May 5, 2011. Enjoyed this while my girlfriend sipped on a Weihenstephaner Weisse; nice to have one of the best beers in the world as a point reference while trying this. Into a pseudo-weizen glass.
Poured a slightly hazy golden yellow, with about a finger or so of white head. Nose of bananas, some phenols and some grain. Not a ton of wheat. Taste holds alot of the same, less banana, mild hops and some clove. Mouthfeel is moderate, but carbonation was a bit high and was almost fizzy on the palate. Good drinkability though, and fairly enjoyable. Doesn't really stand up next to the Weihenstephaner though.
Serving type: bottle
03-11-2011 01:00:16 | More by liamt07
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Ontario (Canada)
3.48/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3
A - Light cloudy, light toffee colour.
S - Light citrus and wheat.
T - A light malt and stronger wheat mix. There is also a hint of a bittering hops on the after taste.
M - Heavy in the beginning lighter on the aftertaste.
O - Not to bad, but not overly impressed.
Serving type: bottle
02-04-2013 01:04:32 | More by cattersley
Ontario (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Scored this 4-pack mixer pack for my b-day...
A - Pours a hazy murky orange with a light brown hue, finger of head with little retention and no real lacing.
S - A tad mild. Sweet cloves and hints of bananas and cinnamon. Buttered bread and wheat with a touch of grassiness on the finish.
T - Much like the nose with the cloves dominating off the top and a buttered bread and toasted grain flavour coming through on the finish. A tad mild and unadventurous but still enjoyable on a summer evening.
M - A tad thin and could use a carbonation lift, goes down smooth, finishes wet.
O - A tasty hefe with decent flavours and easy drinking. Nothing that will really blow you away, but it is certainly approved for patio drinking.
Serving type: bottle
07-06-2012 02:19:02 | More by andrenaline
Ontario (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
500 mL bottle from a gift pack; best before Feb 23 2013.
Pours a pale gold colour, opaque and cloudy. The two fingers of sparkling white head that surge forth at the surface look promising at first, but that hope soon fizzles away in a matter of minutes, with a thin cap and very little lacing left behind. Looks relatively heavily carbonated if the bubbles are any indication. Reasonably appealing aroma with nothing out of the ordinary for the style - wheaty malts, banana and citrus with a weak clove spiciness buried beneath.
The flavour falls along the same lines, with a bready wheat malt backbone accompanied by a nice lemony presence and some light banana. Not particularly yeasty, and the clove is kind of hard to pick out amongst the malts and lemon. Light-bodied, with a solid bite from the carbonation. Kind of watery, which is not an endearing trait in hefes. At least it's crisp and refreshing, so drinkability is not an issue.
Not one of the better hefes I've had recently, but I guess it's a sufficient one as it meets most of the prerequisites for the style. Palatable enough, but a little bland compared to many of its wheaty brethren.
Final Grade: 3.23, a mediocre C+. Weisser Hirsch is a serviceable brew, but not a memorable one, and it certainly doesn't come close to some of the classic German hefes in terms of quality. I like it more than Erdinger I guess, but I can think of plenty of others I'd pick first. This works fine on a hot evening, but it's not something I plan to revisit or recommend.
Serving type: bottle
06-28-2012 06:37:26 | More by thehyperduck
3.08/5 rDev -14.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
500ml bottle poured into weizen glass.
a: pours a hazy and cloudy dark yellow, good amount of sediment, billowy four finger head, clear white. head down to a finger pretty quickly, alright lacing.
s: yeasty bread and some spices, but nothing too powerful.
t: bready malts and yeastiness, spices again to cut the yeast, but nothing much in the way of banana or fruitiness, and the spice is more of black pepper than a nice clove flavor. only okay here.
m: carbonation gives it a nice crispness.
o: a pretty good hefeweizen, but nothing amazing. nice label. perhaps i was expecting more.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2012 19:00:13 | More by RodneyFarva
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Gazed golden yellow in color with an alabaster head of medium-large bubbles. Head is gone too quickly and lace is insubstantial. Looks average for style. Nose is somewhat fruity but also slightly soapy, a characteristic shared by the flavor. Sticky mouthfeel, an almost toffee like note of dactyl as well. Typical clove and banana are present but not quite to the extent of the highest rated hefeweizens. Not a bad drink but a little underwhelming overall.
Serving type: bottle
10-24-2011 03:44:21 | More by BretSikkink
New York
3.35/5 rDev -6.9%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours cloudy lemon gold with loose white froth that's gone in a flash with no trails. Honey lemon cough drop nose.
Dough heavy with lemon drop up front, a waxy middle hit, and light grassy hops coming after. Dies on the finish but tingly linger. Light, crisp, lively, surprisingly sticky.
Insubstantial. Fruit (i.e. banana) seriously AWOL. I need to leave this brewery alone, in spite of their pop tops and pretty labels.
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2011 19:48:04 | More by StJamesGate
Ontario (Canada)
3.08/5 rDev -14.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Pours a cloudy pale golden colour, very thin white head, no retention, no lacing. Smells of banana, yeasty bread and spice. The taste is bready and clean, finishes with a spiced banana flavour. There is something slightly unpleasant about the taste I can't decipher. Medium mouthfeel, not great would like to see a little more body. This is drinkable and I would like to give this another shot down the road.
Serving type: bottle
01-26-2011 22:52:41 | More by peensteen
Ontario (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 2 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
When I poured this beer, I was quite surprised. No head at all. None. Zero. Not even a little bit of film. I kept staring at it, wondering if I poured it wrong, had a dirty glass. But, I didn't, and I'm sured I poured it correctly. Still, no head. Odd. Despite the complete lack of foam, it looked carbonated. Had a very hazy yellow colour. A bit cloudy. Looked good. Would have looked great, except for the complete lack of foam. Smells, nice. Plenty of sweetness with a bit of lemon. Something about it reminds me of the Caribbean. I want to say a banana scent, but that's not quite right. Tastes good. Not as strong as the aroma though, but still damn good. Plenty of wheat, bit of lemon, and that almost but not quite banana flavour. Plantains? I dunno. It seems off, but still pleasant. Mouthfeel was a bit thin. Not quite watery, but thin. It's good, and certainly drinkable, but I was expecting more. A good beer, and one to have again and again, but thus far the worst of this breweries offerings I've tried thus far.
Serving type: bottle
01-05-2011 02:47:12 | More by slitherySOB
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Bottle from the LCBO gift pack. Poured into the accompanying Hirschbrau glass.
A pale, cloudy golden brew, left behind a sturdy, foamy head. Surprisingly good retention, lots of lacing to boot. Not too shabby at all.
Nose is mild, but pleasant. Notes of citrus, wheat malt, clove, a bit of coriander. Some floral aromas and bubblegum as well.
A decent-tasting weissbier, citrussy and refreshing. The malt character is surprisingly potent here; each sip yields a slightly nutty flavor to the finish. Thinner towards the end. Not nearly as much substance to this as can be found in the great German wheat beers, but certainly enough to be pleasing to drink.
Mouthfeel is a bit watery, carbonation is about right, perhaps a touch low. Because of the head's retention, there's a creamy texture to it as well.
No complaints here - refreshing and easy to quaff. It won't earn a spot among my all-time top hefeweizen list, but it goes down well, has some good flavors and pretty much does what it sets out to do. Not going to argue with that!
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2010 05:55:26 | More by JohnnyBarman
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
From a gift pack at the LCBO. Pours a cloudy pale yellow with a thin white head.
Smells like a typical Hefe, some cloves and spices, banana, fruits and yeast.
Fruity and spicey upfront. Some cloves, orange, banana, but not very complex. It could use some more depth.
Seems sort of watery with a nice carbonation bite. Not the best Hefeweizen I've had but it's not bad either, nice and refreshing.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2010 01:42:57 | More by GodOfBeer
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I purchased this beer at the lcbo as a part of a gift pack. I poured the bottle into the Weizen glass which came as a part of the pack.
A: Pours a pale yellow color with a thick white head which dissipated slowly lasting nearly the entire time it took to consume the glass. It should high level of carbonation with no lacing on the side of the glass.
S: Sweet aromas with a citrus hint are present, with no scent of hops which was noticeable.
T: Starts with sweet citrus like taste similar to that of aroma with subtle hints of hops flavors, finishing very clean.
M: Carbonation was evident on the surface of the tongue, quickly coating the interior of the mouth and going down very smooth.
D: Very pleasant beer to drink, could easily be consumed in large quantities if available.
Serving type: bottle
12-06-2010 04:58:12 | More by jmkoscie
Ontario (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 2.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 4
Pale yellow and hazy. Much like the dunkel weiss from this brewer, the head is small for the style and poorly retained. Intense aroma of fresh bananas with a hint of vanilla. As the aroma suggests, this weissbiers flavour profile leans heavily towards banana. Candy-like bubblegum and vanilla esters are also there, along with a tangy note that gives the sweeter flavours in this beer a little bit of balance. A bit of phenol could help give it some depth, but there is not clove or smoke to be found here. It tastes good, but very simple and on dimensional.
It's smooth with abundant fine carbonation that gives that sweet profile a lift, but also feels a little bit thin and watery. Hefeweissbier isn't a very heavy style to begin with, but this one still manages to feel a bit slight for the style. All things considered though, this is a light, quenching, pleasant, and inoffensive. Other examples of the style might show a bit more depth, but this simple pleasure would still have its place in my fridge from time to time.
Serving type: bottle
12-05-2010 23:54:02 | More by mintjellie
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Despite its golden colour, this Hefeweizen is characteristically cloudy. I'd like to think I can take more than partial credit for that having given the bottle a hard swirl before pouring in the last few ounces. Part of me, however, notices the dim complexion and worn-out tone and wonders if the beer might just simply be this dull by nature?!
The fact that its head is completely parched furthers my suspicion (like the lightning before thunder I knew instantly from the sound of crackling that it wouldn't be long before all the white stuff faded from the surface). Its aroma, on the other hand, brimming with banana, bubble-gum and wheat scents, suggests an animate and lively beer.
But smells, like looks, can be deceiving. Weisser Hirsch has an agreeable flavour, but it's one that lacks the expected level of peppy phenolics and tart citrusy flavours while at the same time is being way too generous with the Pils malt character. There is some clove and banana, but the bready taste of sweet Pils malt vastly exceeds them both.
The brewers got about half the mouthfeel equation right; the wheat is enough to lend a creamy fullness and the carbonation is strong enough to leave lasting imprints all over your palate. With just a little more zest and a few more esters, this could be one seriously refreshing weissbier... and if I were a few inches taller I could dunk a basketball. So what.
I liked this Hefeweizen even though it couldn't honestly hold a candle to Germany's best. While it leaves the difficult and more demanding palates with plenty to bellyache over, anyone not looking to make a fuss and just enjoy a simple pint of wheat beer should be fine to skip their yammering and just drink up. That's what I've decided to do.
Serving type: bottle
11-11-2010 19:23:05 | More by biegaman
3/5 rDev -16.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
500 ml bottle with the normal cap. Big head that last for a while but leaves no lace.Pale golden colour, not too cloudy. Smell of banana and cloves, not much here. Taste of banana, cloves, floral hints, silky flavor and a metallic touch.
Shy beer, I'd say in the middle of nowhere .Drinkable, yes, but there's not many things to say about it.
Serving type: bottle
04-30-2009 20:22:12 | More by janubio
United Kingdom (England)
2.78/5 rDev -22.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Solid, foggy dandelion-mustard yellow. Head is somewhat frail and fleeting, not the poofy, resilient crown you'd hope for in a hefe.
Smell: Plenty of clove and a soapy floral character, plus banana-apple fruity sweetness and a nice, sweet bready malt base. Balanced and appealing, but somewhat subdued.
Taste: Soft, somewhat watery banana cookie-ish malt base, reminiscent of banana chips and tonic water. There is a touch of tartness from the wheat and yeast, and a light, herbal/clove spice to provide a bit of zest, but overall this is pretty underwhelming.
Mouthfeel: Thin and soft; there's not enough body to be creamy, and it's not quite effervescent enough to be really crisp and refreshing.
Drinkability: Shame, I was looking forward to this beer after enjoying Hirsch's Doppelbock so much, but I'm afraid this is nothing more than mediocre.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2008 10:48:51 | More by soulgrowl
3.78/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Pours a heavily clouded straw gold with minimal off white head. Nose is heavily yeasted with enough of a citrus tone that it provides character, but does not remain overdone. Seems to be a bit of tree tar fragrance there as well. Flavor seems to be a disappointment after what I get off the look and the nose. Very light profile with a tangy, young, immature lemon like flavor hitting the back of my mouth. Feel is of lower carbonation with little bubble going over my tongue. Drinkable, sure. But I dont find this a really powerful and homerun hitting hefe. From the start I figured this might be interesting off the look of it and the nose, but I felt it didnt really live up to that.
Serving type: bottle
12-30-2007 22:54:47 | More by RblWthACoz
2.53/5 rDev -29.7%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
This Bier comes served up from a Bügelflasche (swing-top much better German name I think). I have tried several Biers from this breweries line up and they really differ in overall quality. I like their style but whats really important is the substance in the Bügelflasche not whats been designed on it. On to the Bier .
This Bier pours up a strong head thats suits the style nicely although it doesnt stick around to long. The color is pale gold. The aroma was what is described as neutral for a Weißbier. A mild balance both phenolic and estery. The malt aroma is pleasant, however very subdued. I was able to pick up some interesting hints of smoke, earthy (hops possibly wasnt so crisp), and coffee grounds. The yeast aroma was muddled as was the aroma as a whole. Upon first tasting this Bier I was surprised by two things. It was very dry. Weißbier and dry dont normally hang out in the same glass together but it wasnt objectionable. The second thing that caught me off guard was a tartness that went toward sourness. I like the tartness that yeast can provide in a Trubbier (unfiltered), but this was too much for me. By no means was it the direction of a Berliner Weisse but still too much for the style. The body of this Bier was also too thin. The flavors featured light malt and a mild fruitiness. Again like in the aroma I was able to pick up a wood/earthy flavor that mingled with smoke. They brew better Biers than this one. Proof that I wont love every Bier as long as its brewed in Germany. This one is a miss for my palate. Ill have to give a try again sometime in the future Until then, Zum Wohl!!!
Serving type: bottle
06-14-2007 10:27:31 | More by Ungespundet
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