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5 Years Later - Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 108 | Reviews: 68 | Show All Ratings:
New York
4.45/5 rDev +10.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Was at the Huntington Superstar chatting up how much I loved this beer when I had it on tap at The Good Life this past weekend only to find out that it was just added to the growler station where I was earlier in the week. Uh...YEAH! I will certainly be leaving with a 32oz fill of this!!!
a - Through the growler, just as black as I remembered, but with a tint of red where the light struck it right. Opened the growler and filled my Portsmouth sniftery tulip. The same frothy head quickly built at the top of the brew and looked great. Frothy and foamy and easily rebuilt after it had gone away. Real beautiful beer upon first pour...kind of like the way I used to admire a guiness...this actually looks quite irish stout like.
s - Strong roasted malts. Some chocolate, some coffee and even some tobacco and a hint of hops, but this is all about the malts. The coffee hint seems to come from the extreme roastiness of the brew...very reminiscent of a high quality gourmet coffee.
t - The flavor, too was intense roastiness and essentially all dark malt with faint hints of chocolate or cocoa. Hops only really show in the bitterness which seems more subtle than I remember from a week ago. Essentially the taste is only roasted malt, which is a flavor I enjoy. Upon second pour I picked up a bit of hoppy vanilla as well.
m - Good carbonation, light to medium bodied. Smooth as silk.
o - Overall, I really dig this beer. So much so that I ran out the other day to pick up a slew more bottles of this one. Nice work captain lawrence...keep on making these amazing beers that fly under the radar!!! No difference in scores from the tap (makes sense since this growler fill was a few hours ago)...can't wait to crack a bottle and see how it compares.
Serving type: growler
05-07-2011 02:31:02 | More by cosmicevan
New York
3.88/5 rDev -4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Well I didn't want to pay 15 bucks for this beer, so a 6 dollar 16 oz. growler was the way to go. Pours deep, dark black with deep brown edges when hit with light, a billowing tan head sits atop this brew. The head fades and with each sip leaves another sheet of lacing. The aroma is a blend of earthy, piney hops and chocolate, roasted malts. Flavor comes on strong in the form of dense bittering hops, piney and slightly astingent. Dense malty body, not so much roasty as chocolaty, with some hazelnut and chestnut flavor. Well balanced but nothing really pops. Just a tad hot at the end, but all in all well put together. Again @ 15 bucks it pains me to give this beer such a good score, its just to expensive, but it is also well executed.
Serving type: growler
02-23-2011 03:13:27 | More by pmlondrigan
New York
4.13/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Served in a growler purchased @ DiCiccos (Ardsley) on the 5th-Year Anniversary launch by Capt. Lawrence. Poured into tulip.
A: One shade off from jet black. Slim tan head that stays; not much lacing.
S: Backbone of pumpernickel and dark crusted bread. Top notes of spicy hops, and a sweet roastiness. Light floral hint.
T: Bold malt and yeasty flavors up front. Burnt sugar and bitter chocolate with a slight charcoal taste form the basis. Spicy hops rein it in and add sweetness but no fruitiness. Drying bitter finish that lasts and lasts with a bit of an alcohol blow. A fuller taste when warmed up.
M: Lowish carbonation; smooth and a bit chewy. Stays in the mouth and helps the taste stay around.
D: Quite drinkable, but even better sippable. Alcohol is noticeable, but you still wouldn't guess 10%. Booziness feels like part of the flavor profile.
Serving type: growler
02-20-2011 05:19:51 | More by scottcarpenter
4.24/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
A solid jet black color with a big bubbled light tan ring on top and significant lacing. The aroma is easy to catch as soon as you open the bottle. Deep licorice and nutty leaf. Malt-peat and light rhubarb, smoked oak. It's beautiful. The flavor hits a little harder with heavy dark chocolate malt, more licorice-molasses and a hint of meaty smoke. As is usually is the case this big beer only improves as it warms. The body is full but not syrupy or cloying. Carbonation is subtle for a solid, slick feel. Alcohol is a bit evident but not intrusive at all. Awesome dark ale.
Serving type: bottle
11-25-2013 04:09:25 | More by Durge
4.09/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Poured from a bottle into 50W tulip glass - bottle received from zipper8650
A: Pours a very dark brown with a beige, 2 finger, silky head. In a couple short minutes the head settles into a thin, creamy ring. Leaves a good, sticky lacing.
S: Nose is very piney and hop forward. A good amount of roast which comes off as more chocolate than anything else. A hint of citrus notes as well. Hints of molasses and dark figgy-type fruits as well.
T: Very hoppy. High bitterness. There is a lot of sweet and roasted malt at the finish, which balances to the hop bitterness well. Coffee, mixed with some smokey pine, and bites of licorice sticks.
M: Medium body. Dry. High Carbonation. A little boozy.
O: Captain Lawrence continues to impress me. This one has a great balance of hoppy and malty with a high level of complexity.
Serving type: bottle
02-26-2013 01:13:22 | More by Justin_Neff
New York
3.94/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
750 ml Bottle into tulip
Pours a dark chocolate brown with red highlights in light. Rich foamy latte colored head.
Smells of rich milk chocolate with bitter dark chocolate notes. Some toasted Malts, a touch of blackstrap sweetness. Foamy bubbles cling with some sticky lacing.
Tastes of coffee with chocolate undertones, dark bitter bite. Dry bitter bite, stovepipe with a touch of sweetness followed by licorice and earth. Unsweetened chocolate finish.
Feels medium body and chalky.
A touch of booze comes through as it warms.
Serving type: bottle
01-21-2013 05:33:00 | More by Willytee3
4.48/5 rDev +10.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A - Pours with two fingers of light tan foam on top of an opaque, black body. The head settles at a moderate pace and leaves excellent lacing on the glass as it goes.
S - Spicy, dark malt with some peppery chocolate in the background and hoppy notes of pine, juniper, and mustard.
T - Pepper, clove, and dark, smoky coffee up front. Some very dark chocolate notes in the middle and more pepper with a hint of pine hops. Finishes with dark chocolate, smoke, pine and juniper hops along with a lingering note of spicy mustard.
M - Medium-thick body, moderate carbonation, and a slightly sweet finish.
D - Wow, this beer is huge and complex but also unlike any other black ale I have ever had. Great malt character with hops that keep things balanced and set the sugary notes off in just the right way. Really well done.
Serving type: bottle
06-28-2012 03:16:24 | More by nickfl
4.1/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: single finger off white head with nice lacing on a very dark brown body with light getting through.
S: roasted malts, light coffee, vanilla and nice brown sugar presence. nice strength to the aroma.
T: roasted chocolate malts, brown sugar, molasses, vanilla and bitter, earthy hops mostly in the finish. very nice oak wood note throughout.
M: moderate to high carbonation and thick body. fairly smooth and semi dry in the finish.
Overall: This is a very good beer. Complex and very complete.
Serving type: bottle
06-28-2012 03:13:30 | More by kylehay2004
3.7/5 rDev -8.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Great caramel/brown head! Even better head retention. Brew is very thick black. Well laced too.
Great big hops come out in the nose. Tons of pine and Caramel. This one help up nice with time.
Very smooth and delicious. Zero bitterness and tons of unique milky smoothness. Vanilla and Bourbon stand out. Chocolate and caramel too. Dry and strong. More like a old ale then ABA, but still nice. Heavy carbonation. Slight rubbing alcohol/rubber flavor.
A good brew, but slightly off style... Recommended, but not worth hunting. Very strong, but not offensive.
Serving type: bottle
05-24-2012 01:31:45 | More by chugalug06
2.8/5 rDev -30.7%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Bottle shared by blatantdream, thanks!
Dark brown/black pour, off-white head, beady lace. Ultra boozy aroma; masks most of what's here honestly. Needs work.
Taste is similarly dominated by alcohol. Deeply roasted malta and hints of hops are hiding in the corners, but my god is this boozy. Time to go back to the drawing board guys.
Serving type: bottle
05-09-2012 00:39:49 | More by brystmar
New York
3.78/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
750 ML bottle into Captain Lawrence stemmed glass. Just bought the bottle today to celebrate my promotion to sales this morning so the bottle's already about a year old.
A: Pitch black with a good 3 finger head lacing all around the glass as the foam dies down.
S: Dark Chocolate, coffee mostly. The bottle's a little older by now and lost most of it's hop aroma, almost like a strong stout now.
T: Once again, chocolate, coffee, caramel notes, minor bitterness from the hops. There's almost a chalky charcoal taste I get which is not necessarily bad, oak, burbon.
M: Coats the mouth like an oil slick very chewable beer. If drinking before 12pm wasn't so looked down upon in certain areas I could see this replacing my morning coffee on a work day.
O: Great beer, was not what I expected at all. I'm used to American Black Ale's with a lot more hops. The hops are pretty much all gone and with time it's become a great strong stout.
Serving type: bottle
04-17-2012 17:28:59 | More by pezfiend
District of Columbia
3.58/5 rDev -11.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From 750mL bottle to Bruges hybrid glass on 4/4/12
*From notes
A: Rich and dark. A good pour yields a 1.25 finger head that fades to a decent collar and moderate lacing.
S: Ouch. The hops have faded quite a bit, and it gives off a Pine-Sol quality. A solid dose of chocolate malt lingers in the back of my nostrils, adding a needed perk to the bouquet.
T: Big, bitter pine oil and more of that earthy, chocolaty malt. Quite nice, really. It's much better then I'd hoped for, and at eight months of age, I'm happy with it.
M: Thick and dense, plenty of weight and complexity.
O: I can't believe I buried this one (accidentally) in the cellar for so long. When fresh, I imagine this was the tits. It's got a lot of potential. Sure it's currently past it's prime, but it ain't bad as-is, and one you need to consume ASAP, granted you're still holding.
Serving type: bottle
04-05-2012 22:14:21 | More by Rhettroactive
Quebec (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -12.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottle: Poured a deep dark burgundy brown color ale with a nice light brown foamy head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma of pine and astringent hops with notes of caramel malt with some toffee notes. Taste is a complex mix between some pine and astringent hops with some sweet malt notes with some caramel and toffee notes. Body is quite full with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Interesting though not something I would feel the need to drink on a regular basis.
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2012 03:16:04 | More by Phyl21ca
New Jersey
3.65/5 rDev -9.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Huge light brown head and sticking all over the glass. Dark body not quite black but close. Brown around the sides and bottom of the glass.
The aromas blend together and smell like a IPA, Barleywine, and Stout hybrid. Upfront on the nose piney hop notes. The blend of hoppiness and graininess of a Barleywine come through almost simultaneous with the pine aroma. Dose of chocolate malt and caramel midway. Toasted bread and roasted malts as well. Would like to know the 5 hops/5 malts used to make this beer.
This is not the freshest of bottles, so I would love to see how the hops were on this one fresh, but they definitely are playing a big part here. Flavors of chocolate, caramel, pine, and citrus. A bit of grain and hops through the middle. Finished with a wash of bitterness and a bit of dryness. Touch of heat in the chest. Light smoke and ashy quality at the end and in the aftertaste as well.
A bit more hops upfront on the taste would improve this beer a lot for me, but I still found plenty of aspects to enjoy. (Granted I'm not drinking this fresh so the hops most likely have faded a bit). The aftertaste is very good. This beer blends together aspects of different beer styles quite nicely. This beer falls under the Black Ale category and I find it to be one of the better versions of this style. Not the best of, but certainly a top the mix. Better as it warms.
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2012 07:36:30 | More by mindspin315
3.48/5 rDev -13.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Found this buried with other beers, probably should have drank a little sooner. Poured 750 ml into tumbler.
A- Pours not quite jet black. Light around the edges. Dark brown head with decent lacing left on the glass.
S- Roasted malts dominate the nose here. A bit of chocolate to it. Some piney, slight citrus hop aroma towards the end. Hops could come through a bit more if it were a little more fresh.
T- Roasted, burnt flavors up front. I can see where some people describe as ashy taste. Some bitter chocolate, hints of coffee in the background. Ends with some bitter piney hop flavor. If it were a bit fresher hops may have come through better, at least I would hope so.
M- Medium body with moderate carbonation to it.
O- For a black IPA, would have like more hop flavors. May have had some couple months ago. Not my favorite black IPA at all. Still not horrible, but could have been much better.
Serving type: bottle
12-22-2011 04:44:06 | More by HosP
New York
4.4/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This a combined review of the fresh bottle and a cellared version. I am taking the higher scores from each category.
Appearance is just short of perfect. Dark cola color with a towering light brown head that stays forever and leaves lots of lace. (Both)
Smell is very chocolatey and is nuanced with vanilla and oak. Mild cherry and a hint of leather. Deep roasted grains and warm dark breads. Hops are big as well with a good piney bite and a touch of citrus in the fresh and more muted pine in the older.
Taste is where this stuff sets itself apart. This is like a cross between an American stout and a DIPA. Big chocolate malt front with coffee and mocha trailing after. Aging lets typical barrel flavors like oak, cherry, and leather develop. Nice. Fresh, the hops sweep in and cover this stuff and give a BAM grapefruit signature to the finish and then the more subtle aspects show themselves. Alcohol is more evident in the aged bottle in the middle of the swallow as the more lovely hops cover it more. However it in no way tastes like 10%. Finish fresh is all hops and grapefruit, aged is coffee tinged earthiness and a bite of hop oil.
Feel is lighter that something this strong has a right to be. Fresh it has a velvety creaminess. Older is shows a gentle carbonation and a light syrup thickness.
A great sipper and a two for one beer. Fresh it was more like a DIPA but with some cellaring it reveals some extremely complex barrel like flavors. Glad I had it fresh and old.
Notes from 4/15/11
Serving type: bottle
12-02-2011 05:51:33 | More by scootny
District of Columbia
4.08/5 rDev +1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A really nice beer, that I wish I had fresher. Brought this back from New Beer in the Bowery area of the lower east side.
A: Very healthy tanish head on top of a very dark brown body. Lighter brown/red highlights on the sides.
S: Lots of roasted nuts in the smell, fluffy sugar grass tinged hops waft up behind the roast. Cocoa powder and perhaps a little espresso.
T: A big flavor, tons of roasted nuts, espresso and cream. Some nice grassy hops, but it's a little muted. Beautiful lactose sugar cream and coffee. Has a nice mix of flavors and balanced well too. Quite tasty brew not a ton of hops but a nice malt profile.
M: Very creamy and soapy, I love this feel.
Very nice beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-24-2011 01:35:10 | More by Dreadnaught33
New York
3.98/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Pours pitch black with a cloudy 2 finger tan head that was thick enough to leave a mountain range; it faded very slowly and left great sticky lacing and rings as it went down. Looks just like a stout but smells like an IPA.
Aroma consists of big floral hops, flowers, citrus hops, grapefruit, pine cones, chocolate malt, cocoa, sweet malt, caramel, molasses, light vanilla and smoked grains; the hops blast your nose up front and then give way to the roasted malts that are chocolatey and sweet. Quite aromatic, this was not what I expected but still very enjoyable.
Tastes like it smells, with floral hops, flowers, citrus hops, grapefruit, pine cones, chocolate malt, cocoa, coffee, toffee, sweet malt, raisin, plum, caramel, molasses, vanilla, charcoal, smoked grains, light yeast, brown sugar, bourbon or an oaky flavor like this was barrel aged and is quite boozy. The smoked malt, caramel, molasses and citrus hops work together for a nice balance that's leans to the grainy side and has a dry bitter finish. Very complex and tasty, this beer gets more flavorful as it warms and is a slow sipper.
Mouthfeel is creamy, smooth and slick with low carbonation, a heavy body that's chewy and thick, and low drinkability as this is a boozy slow sipper meant to indulge at a snails pace. This was very tasty for such a strong ale, and one worth trying.
Serving type: bottle
11-20-2011 04:01:27 | More by CHickman
3.73/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured into tulip glass.
Appearance: Dark brown almost black, two inches of thick light brown head, lots of lacing.
Smell: Hoppy, malty, pine resin, citrus, roasted malt, coffee.
Taste: roasted malt, caramel, hops, sweet, bitter finish, hints of grapefruit.
Mouthfeel: full bodied, moderate carbonation, bitter finish.
Overall: A pretty tasty black IPA. More roasted notes than any other black IPA I've had. Very drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
11-03-2011 16:12:11 | More by phichifiji00
New York
4.1/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 1 pint 9.4 oz. bottle into a pint glass at low altitude.
A: Pours a slightly translucent black with a substantial yellowish head and excellent lacing.
S: A strong smell overall with a wide variety of malt and hop notes. Most prominent are roasty malts and piney hops. The smell also reminds me a bit of oak, and there's some booziness as well.
T: Strong roasty malt flavors give way to plenty of bitter, piney hops that carry through to the finish. It's a very strong and complex mix of flavors, but it comes together well. Can't taste the alcohol at all, which is pretty impressive at 10%.
M: Full-bodied and slick, really coats the whole mouth. Nothing too exciting, but stands up well to the flavors.
D: If you're looking for a strong, complex and hoppy beer, it doesn't get much better than this.
Serving type: bottle
10-23-2011 18:46:22 | More by schlimenhaumer
3.85/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Thanks to jrnyc for this one
Look: Pours a pitch black with a brown ring around the bottom of the glass great 1 inch head and excellent retention and some very nice circular lacing.
Smell: Very potent piney hop note and some chocolate.
Taste: Upfront is a very odd hoppy flavor maybe cause by the five different versions of hops melding together. It is a bit off putting and to be honest is it me or does most every black ipa have a fruity pebbles like taste to them. The beer finishes off nice with a bit of coffee and as it warms some real nice chocolate notes show up.
Mouthfeel: Medium body and medium carbonation and a bit astringent
Overall: Not the best black ipa I have ever had maybe this one is affected by age because I know I have had it for about 2 months now so I would love to try it again fresh
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2011 02:48:01 | More by DarthKostrizer
New York
3.7/5 rDev -8.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
By the dates of the reviews it looks like my bottle is a little past its prime. I am unable to tell, however due to the lack of a bottled-on date or best by date. Boo.
Poured a coffee-colored near black shade. Mahogany brown at the edges when held up to light. Pour produces ample head, with that cool cascading effect (without the nitro). Head was a beautiful cream color, which stayed around for a quite a while and left plenty of rocky lacing.
I don't smell much in the way of hops, I'm assuming its because the bottle is old but again I cannot be sure. Smell is fruity esters (like from a slightly warm fermentation) chocolate and some coffee. A touch of herbal/pine, but you really have to look (smell) for it. Oh yeah, and some alcohol.
To me this tastes a lot like aged Storm King. I can taste some hops amidst the dark fruit, choco-alcohol flavor. Also reminiscent of BCS. Tastes good, but to me an "ABA" should have more of a hop presence. This is an imperial stout with a solid malt-hop balance. This is by no means a bitter and dry beer. Understood with the lack of dryness, but me likes some more bitterness please.
Mouthfeel was moderately heavy with low carbonation (which makes the head more impressive). Again very stout like. Just enough viscosity to help hide the alcohol. I repeat, help hide it...you can definitely taste it.
Overall, this is a solid beer. A good sipper to enjoy. Do not expect an IPA-like brew, expect a sweetish RIS with some hop balance and a long, lingering finish on the sweet side of the spectrum.
Serving type: bottle
10-08-2011 02:51:13 | More by nitro0292
New York
4.18/5 rDev +3.5%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to ManVersusBeer for this beauty.
A: Pours super dark, thick, and black as pitch. Massive head that lingers for awhile. Lacing is huge as it drinks.
S: Smells of coffee, chocolate, burnt toast, and huge citrus hops. There is a beautiful sweetness deep in there that I really appreciate in a black ale.
T: Starts off with sweet caramel notes balanced well with roasty bitters. The beer then turns up the hop profiles and becomes very bitter. However... there is a smoothness, a creaminess, a silkiness to this beer that is remarkable.
M: Full bodied beer. The silky smooth malts linger, but are eventually overwhelmed by the bitter hops. Lasting essence is pure bitter hop.
O: If you are a fan of Black IPAs (or whatever they're called) this is a beer that you need to try. Great work by a great brewery.
Serving type: bottle
10-07-2011 05:04:15 | More by trxxpaxxs
4.05/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to Chris (spycow) for sharing this one. Served in a Cigar City tulip.
A - A nice voluminous tan foam settles to a thin ring, some wispy cirrus patches, and minimal lace. Dark brown body.
S - Dark malts, sugar cookie, baker's cocoa, roasted grains, and some nice floral and citrus notes. Even at six months it still smells very much like a Black IPA rather than a stout or porter.
T - The flavor is quite good as well, with tons of sugar cookie, sweet cocoa, and a touch of citrus. Alcohol is surprising well-hidden - didn't even realize this was 10%. Also avoids the charry and astringent finish that I dislike in many beers of this style.
M - Somewhat thin for the style, and a bit dry and gritty. Pleasant active carbonation, and minimal alcohol presence. Could use a bit more heft and creaminess.
D - This has held up surprisingly well for the style, and I enjoyed it quite a bit in its current state. Hopefully Captain Lawrence will revisit this beer again in the future so I can try it with its full hop presence.
Serving type: bottle
09-27-2011 00:05:12 | More by MasterSki
4/5 rDev -1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Dark brown beer, almost black, with a khaki head that left some nice sheets on the side of the glass.
S - Some resin, faded earth notes and hops, burnt caramel, roast. The hops on this are gone but it smells pretty nice.
T - This beer drinks pretty big, and reminds me a bit of a porter. Very earthy, particularly on the finish with some nice roast. Hops has faded with time, but you can stil tell this is a black IPA.
M - Pretty thick, close to full bodied, soft carbonation.
O - Good beer, would like to try this a little fresher. This is a pretty intense black IPA, can't drink tons, but has solid taste.
Serving type: bottle
09-25-2011 21:36:46 | More by AgentZero
5 Years Later from Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
out of 100
based on 108 ratings.


text:
Back to TopSomething else youll find on the Pro Line are the dual pressure gauges one to monitor brewing temperature and one to monitor steaming temperature. Brewing is as easy as locking the portafilter in place and pressing the brew button. Steam and hot water are dispensed from the same free-swinging. stainless steel wand. The Pro Line also comes with a pannarello wand, which easily slides on and off so you can froth like a pro.
Going back to the aesthetics, the Pro Line is very easy on the eyes. Atop its rounded exterior is the passive cup warmer, encased with a stainless steel cup rail. The surface is solid metal to conduct heat and painted black to match the drip tray base. In the base sits the removable drip tray, complete with water-level sensor to prevent overflow. Atop of it sits a removable drip tray cover of stainless steel which compliments the other chrome and stainless features. The chrome and stainless steel, along with the black buttons, are accentuated by the Pro Lines beautiful pearlized metallic gray finish. All in all, a beautiful machine.
Completing the package are the accessories: a single shot filter basket, a double-shot filter basket, an 8 1/2-ounce stainless steel frothing pitcher, tamper, 7-gram coffee scoop and shower screen brush. In addition, you will receive an easy to follow manual and an instructional CD if you prefer your lessons visually.
The Pro Line comes with an amazing 2-year hassle-free replacement warranty, which means KitchenAid simply replaces the machine if something goes wrong. A little more assurance in an already quality-packed product.
Back to TopFeatures & Benefits: Brewing
Commercial Size and Style Portafilter
A portafilter is made up of two parts, the handle and the filter holder. On the Pro Line, the handle is made of high-quality, light-weight plastic. Attached to it is the heavy, chrome-plated brass dual-spouted filter holder, which keeps the temperature stable throughout the entire brewing process, for a quality cup of espresso. It has a standard commercial-sized diameter of 58mm, so that the water is distributed evenly over a wide surface area.
Commercial Brew Group
Brewing perfect espresso starts with a brew group that can not only brew upon request, but that can hold the heat with consistency and stability throughout the entire process every time. That sums up the Pro Line brew group. Constructed of solid chrome-plated brass, this brew group is similar to the ones you'll find in professional machines and guarantees you'll brew at the right temperature for delicious-tasting espresso cup after cup after cup.
3-Way Solenoid Valve
The Pro Line has a heavy-duty, high-performance vibration pump system that delivers uniform and constant pump pressure of 9 bars to pressure brew the espresso. It operates off an electrical 3-way solenoid valve. Press the brew button on the front, and the valve switches on, allowing the pressure brewing process to begin. Switch the brew button off, and the valve then releases the water and excess steam into the drip tray. This makes the puck (used coffee grounds) drier and easier to knock out of the portafilter because the excess water has been sucked out. It also immediately depressurizes the brew group so you don't have any wait time between shots.
Double Boiler System
The Pro Line has a double boiler system – a rare find in a home machine. Each aluminum boiler has a capacity of 3.2 ounces – plenty big to allow for lots of espresso and steam. The beauty of the double boiler is 2-fold. Obviously, you can steam and brew at the same time. But more importantly, you never have to deal with temperature fluctuation that naturally occurs when you have to switch back and forth between brewing and steaming. Both boilers are protected by a high limit safety switch, which will automatically shut the boilers down if it senses they are overheating.
Pumping the water through the boilers, into the brew group and down through the coffee in the portafilter is a powerful, self-priming vibration pump that easily delivers the necessary 9 BAR pressure needed to brew espresso to perfection.
Simple, Stately Controls
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The Pro Line offers you a lot of room to work. The steaming station is separate from the brewing station so you steam or froth while someone else is brewing or if you yourself are multitasking. The steam wand is stainless steel and mounted on a ball joint so it can move any which way to accommodate any size container or to really move the milk when frothing.
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And the Pro Line even comes with its own 8 1/2-ounce stainless steel frothing pitcher, so you don't have to pick one up separately.
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So I think it is probably a species of Dermestes, of which there are many (see first ref.)
It is not harmful to you in person, but there are many substances in a house that it might, as a larva have been feeding on. The preferred food varies from species to species.
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Threatened for years by both the Islamist al-Shabab group and circles within the government, a Somali radio station has lost its third director since 2007.
Hassan Osman Abdi, who headed Radio Shabelle, was stopped by two men as he was entering the gate of his home on Saturday. He was shot several times, according to Mohamed Moalim, a relative.
The 29-year-old father of three was the most recent of the station's five journalists killed for doing his job in one of the most dangerous places in the world for reporters.
"We have been targeted because of our uncensored editorial policy," Mohamed Amiin Adow, a representative for the station, told Al Jazeera. "We try to expose every part of Somalia of what they are doing to the public. We are targeted for our independence."
The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) strongly condemned the incident.
"We send our deepest condolences and sympathies to the families and friends … while we call the Transitional Federal government to investigate the shooting to death of the journalist," Mohamed Ibrahim, NUSOJ secretary-general, said.
Going by previous murders, there is little hope that Abdi's killers will be booked for their crime. There has been no investigations into the past killings, Adow said.
"[Abdi] and the rest of our staff received threats daily from al-Shabab [and said] that we are spreading propaganda. Al-Shabab has banned our frequency in their areas of control.
"Absolutely, we are sure it is al-Shabab," he said.
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The private station, one of the largest in Somalia, was set up in 2002 outside Mogadishu. But after a series of threats and after being forced to stop playing music by al-Shabab, they moved closer to the city's airport, where they resumed broadcasting as usual.
The recipient of several journalism awards, including the 2010 Press Freedom Prize, the station has 80 reporters across the country, funded by advertisement revenue and aid from relief organisations.
About a hundred of their reporters have fled the country, Ali Abdi, Shabelle's head of international relations, said upon receiving the award in Paris.
"But we will not be intimidated. We are determined to continue our struggle for independent journalists and respect for human rights," he said.
The station has also been targeted by the government for its attempts to publicise corruption cases.
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With the NBA free-agency period underway, San Antonio Spurs' forward, Richard Jefferson, made news when he decided to opt out of his final contract year which would have paid him a guaranteed $15.2 million dollars.
Now with Jefferson being a free-agent, I turned to San Antonio's News 4 WOAI's sports reporter, Humberto "Humbie" Cervera, to get his views on Jefferson opting out and the other Spurs' free-agents.
(JEFF) You first reaction when you heard the news Richard Jefferson opted out of his final contract year which would have paid him a guaranteed 15.2 million dollars.
(HUMBIE) I was very excited that it was going down, then after doing a little research I saw it wouldn't give the Spurs cap space. So it would've been better to see him stay and get traded instead.
Do you think his decision to opt out was partly due to his mediocre performance in his first season with the Spurs?
It's just like anything else in the league, it's all about the money. He thinks he can make more with a multi-year deal than the last $15 mil he has left.
Jefferson is a free-agent now and can sign with another team. Should the Spurs re-sign him to avoid him going to a power team in the NBA which could haunt the Spurs later?
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If the Spurs do re-sign him, don't you think his true value will be measured next season after having a complete season under his belt with the Spurs' system?
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Should the Spurs re-sign Jefferson and if they do, is that a sign of a sign-and-trade in the works?
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Your thoughts on the other Spurs' free agents -- Roger Mason, Ian Mahinmi, Keith Bogans, and Matt Bonner. Who will be returning?
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I have the following code querying Users and Roles in a database and I would like to pivot it by user and have Roles across the top with an
Can I do this with a PIVOT statement or do I have to resort to several CASE statements?
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Here's a nasty way using dynamic sql
+1 Interesting idea but a bit messy. I was hoping it would be simpler than that. I might as well just use CASE statements for the ones I want to see. Thanks for your reply I will leave it unanswered for now to see if anybody else fancies a try.
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well if you know up front the column names, then it's easy, with no need for dynamic sql or multiple
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I liked your solution for the dynamicness of it. ;-)
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I just don't like dynamic sql...urgh!
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It works well enough which is all I need. Thanks Kev. One thing I would like it to do is output blank instead of NULL. Is this possible? I couldn't fathom it.
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You would have to know which roles you're concerned with before hand (which is always the case with PIVOT), but this should get you there:
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Does Charlie Need The Money?
At age 71, famed Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has contracted a masseuse to help him deal with his back pain during the Stones upcoming live performances.
Why do you suppose he puts himself through this back pain at his age? Does he really need the money from more concerts? Of course not.
Being a Rolling Stone is part of who he is, and doing concerts is not a job, its what drives him. And noted Rolling Stone guitarist, Keith Richards, after more than fifty years of playing guitar says hes still learning to play guitar. Wow still learning after 50 years!
Lately Ive noticed a disturbing trend is radio sales. In the last two weeks alone, Ive heard more than a dozen sales managers confidentially referring to their salespeople as "lazy" or as one kinder gentler manager put it theyre reluctant to do the work.
I see and hear about radio salespeople who have "jobs." They get up and "go to work" because they have to, not because they want to. If you call what we do "work" youre in the wrong business.
Singer-songwriter Kenny Rogers once said, Find something you love doing that people will pay you to do and youll never have to work a day in your life.
Charlie Watts is motivated to endure back pain doing what he loves, and Keith is motivated to keep on learning new licks even though hes already renowned as one of the best guitar players in the world.
And I dont believe front man Mick Jagger has to employ all kinds of incentives or motivational tactics to get the team to hit the road. They do it from sheer inner motivation.
Managers who try to motivate salespeople who do not already have an inner motivation are climbing an insurmountable mountain. In fact, managers cannot motivate people to perform. Managers can only create an environment in which self-motivated people tap into their inner motivation and reach for the stars always learning, always doing what others said couldnt be done.
If you have people on your team who are "lazy" or "reluctant" to go the extra mile, you have to ask yourself two questions:
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Poking and prodding the unmotivated, a.k.a "lazy," employee simply creates resistance. Heres the bottom line: Behaviours which get rewarded and recognized get repeated.
You know what behaviours are required to succeed in this business. When you start to recognize and appreciate small improvements in those behaviours, rather than focusing on what is not being done, youll be surprised how "ambitious" your team can become.
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Wow, there are tears of reverence and joy streaming down my face right now. The trailer in this article is one of those things that just gets better and better with every second. I mean it. I can't even pick a favorite part. The CG cars... the Nazis... the CG dragons... the endless disaster shots... the CG crowds... it's all perfect. All of it. | |||
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I was wondering what was up with this when I saw the trailer on Escapist.
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What my friends and I found it strange and interesting is that the movie will premiere in Taiwan a whole day earlier than in Japan (as we only have one hour of time zone difference). | |||
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THIS SHIT SCARES ME! I couldn't figure out why I'd never heard about this crap. Especially since it has the rare honer of a multi country release. Then I saw "rebirth of Buddha" and "Happy Science Religion" It's been a long long.........long time since I was a kid but I can still remember how easy it is to influence a child. That is exactly what this movie is for. It makes sense that I have never heard of it before because they wanted to make dam sure they got it out before anyone could say "What the hell is this shit"? I have loved anime for well over 40 years and this is the first time I have ever felt that I want an anime to fail in a big way. What the hell is next "New anime starring the voice talent of Tom Cruise"..........brought to you by the happy people of Scientology....... |
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Happy Science isn't Aum Shinrikyo/Aleph or Scientology. It looks like the worst they've done is book the stadium the Ugandan Olympic qualifiers were supposed to take place at. | |||
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So, I went and watched this with friends because a strange elderly man gave us free tickets...
spoiler[What a strange movie. Nicely animated, but wow. Very heavy-handed on the religion, which didn't really make any sense. It was a MESSY hodgepodge of Japanese and traditional Buddhism, with random Chinese elements mixed in and arbitrary beings from other planets, including random dinosaur aliens and gods ranging from Incan to Roman. I think the protagonist showed a bit of Jesus in him, too. The writing was hilariously bad, and it was just cheesy all the way through. It really is a great film to watch at a party or something, because toward the end most of the audience was laughing hysterically.] |
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