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Schiano Discusses Bucs' First Practice, Barber Experimenting At Safety
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New Bucs head coach Greg Schiano discussed a wide range of topics after Tampa Bay's first mini-camp practice, including Ronde Barber's possible move to safety and what he and his staff attempted to accomplish on Tuesday.
New head coach Greg Schiano spoke after the Buccaneers' first mini-camp practice of the year and addressed several topics, including Ronde Barber's possible move to safety, and the up-tempo practice style he is employing in Tampa Bay.
Schiano's opening statement:
"Hey guys, thanks for coming out. It's fun. On the first day it's good to get the guys out on the grass, walk-thrus, meetings, and a little bit of practice. We have a long way to go but I'm really pleased with the way these guys came out and worked and pushed through. For you, it's not that warm. But it felt pretty toasty out there and they did a good job, so we'll work our way. Rome wasn't built in a day and we'll have to work our way into it, but I was pleased with our effort and our want-to. And now we have a long road to getting it to where we want to, but that's the fun part."
What are you looking for from the guys on Day One?
"Teaching the way we do things, and that covers a lot of different areas – effort, precision, schematics, and all those things. And if you have to come out of it with one thing, you want them to understand the tempo with which we practice and the attention to detail that's required to play this game effectively. The schemes will come. We have time – although not a lot of it – but that will happen over time where we will rep it and learn it, and rep it and learn it, and rep it and learn it. But to get the tempo and the attention to detail would be the biggest thing."
Your tempo was faster than the players might have been used to. Is this the speed with which you have always practiced?
"That's the only way I've ever done it, wherever I've been. That's the only way I know."
How do you think the players responded to it?
"I think they did a great job. We've talked a bunch as a group. Change is hard. It's not good or bad, it's just hard because you're used to one thing. But they'll get used to this and this will be the norm."
Did anyone catch your eye during practice?
"A lot of them caught my eye. I was excited. It starts with our long snapper. Zip. I liked the way [his snaps] looked. Our punter – outstanding. That's good stuff. I know that's not what anybody wants to hear about, but we had a lot of good players out there that practiced hard."
Do you anticipate a lot of returns while your return man holds two footballs (which was practiced on Tuesday)?
"Well wait until you see him holding six. P.J. Fleck does a great job with those guys. He's excellent – the best I've been around – as far as coaching those guys. We have good talent there and he'll make them better."
There were some players playing different positions on Tuesday. Is that part of the experimentation of the offseason?
"They're very preliminary, but we are going to try different combinations. Our goal is to get the best 11 on defense and best 11 on offense and the best 11 on special teams. So who they are, I don't think you can pigeon-hole guys into different positions because the scheme is going to be a little different than it's been. But we're going to try to figure out what the best combination is. That will take a little bit of time. You can't take too long because guys have to create a comfort level for themselves, but now is the time to mess around."
Ronde Barber was playing safety on Tuesday. Will you experiment with him there or will he toggle back and forth between cornerback and safety?
"That's one of those that we just talked about. I think that Ronde can certainly do it. And he did a good job today doing it. Again, we'll see. How do we get the best 11 on the field?"
On the physical status of the injured players, such as defensive tackles Gerald McCoy and Brian Price, and safety Cody Grimm – all of whom practiced? Are they ready to go?
"I wouldn't say they're ready to go. If we had to play a game today you wouldn't see them out there, but they went today. They practiced. So that's good. And everybody did it at different levels, which is what you expect coming back. Again, you try to build it so that you're building to the start of the season and climbing through the season. They don't need to be full-go right now, but I was impressed that they all went through it and pushed through. Everybody had different discomfort levels coming back, but they all pushed through and that's good."
What did you find out about the relative shape of your team? Were there players that need to get in better shape?
"I would say our whole team needs to, but again, it's April 17 and I don't want them to be in tip-top shape right now because it's very hard to stay at that level. I thought to go out there and go as long as we did and as hard as we did – I was pleased. Now let's see how we wake up tomorrow and do it again, but it's a great way to set the level and the tempo of what it's going to be around here. It never fails. Everyone will rise up to that level."
Where are you on your own learning curve as far as knowing the roster and what players are capable of doing?
"I'm certainly behind guys that have coached their team before. There's no doubt about that. So from a personnel standpoint, I have some real catching up to do. I'll watch these tapes a lot harder than I might if this was my second or third year as a head coach because I would know these guys. I'm trying to figure out how they move, how they react and how they do when they get a little bit fatigued. There is more to learn than just the scheme when you are watching the tape. The other thing is that being a new head coach in this league, everything takes a little longer. I don't have the familiarity with some of the tasks that I have to do. I look forward to the second cycle, but I am enjoying the heck out of the first cycle. After doing the same thing for 11 years this has been exciting."
How important is it to you and your staff that the timing of this camp comes before the draft?
"I think it's good. Obviously, the league does that for a reason so you kind of get to figure out what you have on your football team. It's not a great indicator. We're running around in shorts out there, but it's better than nothing. I think it's good for Mark Dominik and I to be able to talk about things after watching for three days. We'll continue to do that. It will be good."
How was the attendance today?
"Good. It was real good."
Was there anybody not here that you expected?
"Yeah, let me think. There was one guy who was not here that I expected to be here. That was it out of the whole group. We'll figure it out and get to the bottom of it."
Was it Connor Barth?
"No. I didn't expect him to be here."
How much of what you have been able to teach in the classroom were you able to translate to the football field?
"That's the fun part of it. We're not going to overload them with stuff, but we're not just going to go out [tomorrow] and repeat what we did today. We'll give them more tomorrow and more on Thursday – just so they get the taste of doing it. It's kind of weird because you get this opportunity to do the mini-camp, so you get to play 11-on-11 football a little bit, but next week we have to go back to just individual drills and the strength and conditioning. I'm not complaining because we had this opportunity, but it serves as a good springboard. Now we're going to go back and re-learn things and get a better understanding. Once you do them you always kind of figure out what the challenges are."
Is your attention to detail part of a bigger message to this team?
"It's not just this team. I believe football is a game of details. It's toughness, it's want-to, it's all those things. But at the end of the day, everybody is trained precisely to play this game. When you are training a guy to block the near number as opposed to the far number, that's a real fine detail. How do you practice following details? It's in everything you do. It's just what we believe."
Can you address the release of Tanard Jackson and what the plans are at safety?
"The decision [has been made] and I think Mark addressed that, so I don't need to get into that. Where we go from here is that we figure it out. It was mentioned that Ronde was working at safety and we obviously have some other guys on the roster that play safety. There are safeties that are available in the draft and there are some safeties still available in free agency. We'll figure it out. We'll work through it. It's kind of a work in progress. We'll have two on opening day – I promise."
Can you discuss what the attraction was with defensive tackle Amobi Okoye and how he fits in with your defense?
"He was certainly a very good player coming out of college. I have some knowledge of him because we played against him. He kind of lived in our backfield, so I have that memory of him. But then you watch him on pro tape and he's done some good things, but probably hasn't lived up to the expectations of many – probably including himself. But he's here to do that. He and I talked before he became a Buc, and we talked about what he can become and what I believe he will become. He's really excited to go out and play football and I think it really bolsters our depth on the defensive line. It's a great opportunity for all of us."
Is it tough only having two running backs (LeGarrette Blount and Mossis Madu) in this mini-camp?
"Well, we actually brought in a third guy, he kind of is a tryout, so that took a little burden off. We'll go some one-back and things and we'll mix it up. We're not going to put anybody in jeopardy of being exhausted and possibly injure themselves. It's a little bit of a strain, but again, we'll have to bolster that number to go to training camp for sure."
What are you looking for from the players in this mini-camp in just three days in shorts?
"I think it's just like any relationship. We're building a relationship so they're learning more about me and the staff and we're learning more about them and as you go through, the good things you'll get excited about and the not so good things you'll get frustrated with. That's all part of building a relationship and learning how to trust each other, and that's what we've got to do. We've got to build that before we have anything. Certainly the technical things and the physical things we have to do, but until we really understand each other, and when I say each other I mean the groups, the new staff, the players, training guys and the new players, we'll kind of get that whole chemistry cooking. As I said earlier, I was pleased with the way that they worked. Maybe they couldn't do it all, but they tried. That was the biggest thing to me. I don't know how many guys we had or the number, but if it was 50 or 60 guys trying to do what I was asking them to do and the coaches were asking them to do, that to me is everything. As long as they'll try to do it we'll be fine."
Did you have any concerns that any drills or anything that you attempted to have the players do would not be well received?
"Not really because football players are football players and they're competitors so when you challenge them, they'll rise up to the challenge if you've got the right guys. I believe from what I've seen and getting to know these guys that we do. There are always going to be challenges. You put any group of people together and there's always going to be a couple of guys that you've got to work through it with. My immediate reaction isn't to say, 'Forget that.' My reaction is, 'Let's try to work through this.' We're going to get to know each other and how it works, and that's what we'll do. It's still very early, but it was fun to get back on the grass."
Was Quincy Black running the huddle and is that a role that he will be fulfilling this year?
"We're so preliminary at this point. We're trying to figure out what's the best way to do it for a lot of reasons. Not only running the huddle, but if he's doing that maybe somebody else can work at something else or make calls. We'll figure out who the best guys are to do that, but I think Quincy has some maturity about him. He's been doing this for a little bit so it's something that we're trying."
Do you have to curb your enthusiasm a little bit being out on the field with the players for the first time?
"I don't tend to do that very often. I was excited. I'll tell you we've been working very hard to get everything ready. When you're at some place for 11 years, everything kind of falls into place automatically because it's the same people doing it – security, managers, trainers, everybody's new to each other so everything takes longer. You have to go through each detail painstakingly and then at the end you still miss some stuff. We're working through it now and that's fun, but you're just writing like a maniac, taking notes out there because you've got to get it right. This is kind of training for all of us to get ready for training camp, where we've got to hit it and get it. We'll build through this mini-camp, OTAs (organized team activities) and then the mandatory mini-camp, and hopefully we'll be able to go to training camp with the people that truly understand each other and what we're setting out to do."
– Andrew Scavelli contributed to this report
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April 18, 2012
12:16 pm
Great article. You gotta love Schiano!
April 18, 2012
7:52 am
Scubog: Thanks for the response. If there is one thing Bucs fans know it's patience. I promise I will be patient with Schiano. Can't go so far as to say I'm impressed with him. Maybe some day, but not yet.
April 18, 2012
7:18 am
I wonder which player didnt show ?~Was it KWJ ? if so,wouldnt be surprised..
April 18, 2012
5:06 am
Herb: That's what they said about Jimmy Johnson; especially after his first season ended 1-15. There are countless re-tread coaches with NFL experience who would come in here and continue to flounder. Can you at least give the guy a chance? Certainly, if you cast your preconceived notion aside you'd be impressed with this man.
April 17, 2012
10:46 pm
Thanks for the info Scott. There's not much to say here because we'll know a lot more in two weeks when the draft is done and free agents are signed. I think the main thing is that the Coach is seeing who wants to really push hard and keep employed and who think that they can just coast along and everything will be fine. I expect one or two players will be cut before the draft and a few more will go out the door after the draft and before the first pre season game; just my opinion.
April 17, 2012
10:27 pm
Let's not get too excited about one off season practice. The Bucs are going to lose this year and they are going to lose huge! The reason won't be because of lack of effort or discipline by the players, it will be because Schiano has no experience as a NFL head coach. He will routinely get out coached by his contemporaries. The question is can Schiano keep the players motivated while he learns how to win in the NFL. Time will tell. Go Bucs!!
April 17, 2012
9:53 pm
This is all positive! Glad to see Rhonde at safety. That is best for him to prolong his career and great for the Bucs who are short on experience at that position. (We still need to resign Corey Lynch!) Also like Shiano's open mind on seeing what Quincy Black can do in the middle. He can with his experience already read the NFL Offences and make calls, which Foster struggled at, and that is the position he played in college. You know if RAH hadn't foolishly cut Tyrone McKenzie from USF who was making great progress at the position last year, we woud have a great backup for the position. And if Shiano needs a fast TE with great hands all he has to do is pick up Daniel Hardy, who caught 77 passes as a TE his last two years of College, and burned it up during the Bucs' preseason last year, all he has to do is get him off the practice squad for the Saints (who had the good sense to scoop him up when the Bucs foolishly cut him last year). Hardy can do everything Winslow can do, they are both 6 foot 4 and Hardy is nine pounds heavier, except Hardy does not have the terrible knee problems Winslow has and is not being overpaid a fortune for his production last year. Great article Scott as usual!
April 17, 2012
8:54 pm
Ronde experimenting at safety, Claiborne is the pick
April 17, 2012
8:05 pm
I'll be the first to admit that i wanted Chip Kelly from the get go. But the more i read about and hear about Greg Schiano the more i feel he was the right choice to lead this team.
April 17, 2012
8:01 pm
ill be the first to admit i wanted Chip Kelly from the get go. But the more i read and hear about Greg Schiano i feel he was the correct choice to lead this team.
April 17, 2012
7:29 pm
Any idea who the player was that Schiano expected there and wasnt?
April 17, 2012
8:48 pm
was i never have any idea of down and distance ? Winslow there ? If not say Good By!!
April 17, 2012
7:28 pm
Thanks Scott, great read!
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Sep 1, 2012This is a very unique Ep. I love the style of music and the lyrics of Banks. If her debut album anything like this EP it should be a very great one. She has some great lyrics. EP album of the year. This album is a very great Hip Hop/R&B Album.
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The extreme concern of the GOPers is not that the GOP is in a tail-spin; it is that the US and Western Civilization is about to end, destroyed by debt, laziness and greed.
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In the very same election Romney just lost, the Tea Party-energized House GOP won huge (just as it did in 2010, and as it will likely do again in 2014).We can wring our hands and lament that "there are more of them than there are of us." Or maybe we can drop this "electable RINO" nonsense and try running a true Conservative for President for a change. Reagan won two landslide victories, if I am not mistaken.
Here´s a message for everyone in thenation who is not a Democratic voter: If you don´t vote for the Republican nominee and the evil Democrats vote for theirs, they will win.
What difference does anything make when you meekly walk away from EVERY polling place in Philadelphia for hours on election day? A crucial swing state and you allow some thugs to eject you? Not even a fist fight? No coverage, no comments then or now? No camcorders, sheriffs, SEALS or anything at the polling place where the punk New Panther brandished a nightstick last election? They were back blocking doorways this election, laughing at the cowards at the RNC and Pennsylvania who sit by while they steal PA right in front of you.The organization, the message, all of that could have been better, but taking a stand on voting fraud, voting intimidation, denial of military votes, should have been done for 12 years. TOO late now.
Romney did run a weak campaign - he seemed more intent on not losing than on winning. His commercials (and living in a swing state, I saw them all) were weak and seemed to hit one theme only - jobs. He never pointed out how gas prices have doubled under the Won, or how The Won gave all his cronies handouts, or his promise to Putin,the Keystone Pipeline or any number of other things the Kenyan did. He deserved to lose.


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Little Korkny Ale (Niepoort Port Barrel Aged) - Nørrebro Bryghus
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4.48/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: Hazy tawny body. Low carbonation with little head formation.
Smell: Very fruity and sweet. Great oxidation with big port notes, oak, brown sugar, dates.
Taste & mouthfeel: Maple syrup and brown sugar, port and oak, dates and dark fruit tartness. Pretty vinous, which adds a nice balance to the malt. Full bodied with low carbonation, big mouthfeel with a nice oak presence in the finish.
Overall: Really damn good, and holding up nicely given the age.
Serving type: bottle
03-19-2012 01:36:24 | More by largadeer
4.15/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to TurdFurgison for sharing this gem at our Bates-motel-like abode up in Vermont during the Hill Farmstead festivities. Served in a SAVOR snifter.
Pours a murky muddy brown with a very small cap to start out, which dissipated quickly and turned into a collar. The nose brought loads of port along with some caramel. Lots of malt sweetness and a good deal of port, dark fruits, and pit fruits. Slight booze there as well. The flavor didn't contain quite as much of the port and fruit character and was more of the sweet caramel malt. Quite enjoyable. The mouthfeel was really nice -- silky smooth with just a slight bit of booze and nice port-like finish. Really delicious all around. Thanks to Eric for the chance to try this one.
Serving type: bottle
06-04-2011 18:55:11 | More by Thorpe429
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4.3/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
From notes 09SEP2010, bottle given as gift from wine geek friend whom had by chance come across it, and gotten it because they knew what a Niepoort Tawny fan I was. I need more friends like this!
I have had the Little Korkny, "standard", and this barrel aging has really put it in another league. That is to say that in my opinion, not that Korkny isn't an out of sight ale, Grolsch could be aged in one of these barrels and come out an A+!
Paired with Fourme d'Ambert and Geneoa salami.
Sure wish I had another in my nest to sit on.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2011 20:20:03 | More by PGHeppJr
4.5/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Sean (and by extension, Shaun) for the opportunity. Served in a Darkness glass. 2007 vintage, released in 2009 - bottle says 12.0% ABV.
A - Quick-dissolving tan half-finger of foam that settles out to a thick collar, some wisps, and tiny spots of lace. Very dark brown wood colored body, with lots of bubbles adhering to the sides of the glass.
S - It's amazing that after a few thousand different beers I can still encounter something totally unusual. I'm not sure if it's the added fig puree, the port barrels, or something else, but this is delicious and totally unique. Big vinous red wine, oak, some earthiness, a hard-to-peg rotten fruit musky flavor, raisins and other dark fruits, caramel, chocolate, Madeira, and light spicy alcohol esters. The alcohol isn't totally concealed, and intertwined among the other flavors it works.
T - The taste lacks the same complexity of the nose, but has its own character and merits. The initial taste is intensely barleywine, with dark fruits, and caramel sweetness, but as it crosses the palate it transitions into a full-bodied smokey red wine. As it warms up, the vinous and oak flavors intensify leaving behind only light brown sugar sweetness. Alcohol is better hidden here.
M - Very sticky, with only light tannic barrel character. Medium-full body, some alcohol warmth, and medium carbonation that is at the upper end of enjoyability for the style.
D - This was quite the decadent treat, and it's something I'd seek out again in a heartbeat. I think BA is sleeping on these gems from Nørrebro considering all the Hill Farmstead hype. I guess that means more for me. Would pair well with a nice cut of filet mignon.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2011 15:13:02 | More by MasterSki
4.58/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Huge thanks to Shaun for this one. Been saving it for a special occasion and review #501 sounds just about right. 375ml bottle into Darkness snifter.
A - Pours a dark copper color, off-white fizzy head, thin ring around the glass, some whisps on top here and there. Some smaller bubbles on the bottom of the glass as well.
S - Dark fruits, some kinda sour/funk with cherries, booze, oak. I'm really digging the sour cherry-esk funk, the dark fruits and booze meld together perfectly. Could sniff this all day long!
T - Big dark fruits, slightly sour cherries, smooth booze, oak. You can feel the booze going down, very warm and delicious! The dark fruit, cherries, and booze work wonderfully together. Finishes like a big Cabernet...oak and dark fruits.
M - Full, rich and smooth, semi-dry finish.
D - So, I had high expectations for this one and wasn't let down. This is a hidden gem in the beer world. So rich, complex, and yet drinkable. So sad its my only one...get this beer!
Serving type: bottle
03-25-2011 21:26:58 | More by Sean9689
4.28/5 rDev -1.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A generous soul is Scott at Three Penny Taproom!
Had a short pour in a tulip stem. No carbonation at all, but a beautiful tawny amber color and crystal clear. Amazing for a barrel-aged beer. Aroma was full of tawny port smells (toasted nuts, caramelized sugar, etc) and ruby port notes (red raspberries, red licorice, etc). A sort of blending of both strains of port. The taste was nice and rich with sweet flavors of dark caramel, a little chocolate, red berry fruits and a touch of oak-y vanilla. The finish is long and decadent.
A serious beer for serious connoisseurs. The lack of carbonation will leave some fealing jilted, but if you love wine as much as you love beer (and I do mean AS MUCH) then this is the killer hybrid indeed.
Thanks Scott for sharing this gem, and thank you Shaun for brewing it!
Serving type: bottle
05-07-2010 03:37:04 | More by SFLpunk
4.47/5 rDev +3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Deep burgundy red with a small tanned head that leaves minimal lacings.
The smell is intense and deep with heavy malt aromas and powerful notes of vinous fruit, oak barrel and toffee. Hints of cookie dough and warming alcohol. Lovely aroma.
The taste his almost even more intense. The flavor is sweet and malty with rich caramel notes, toffee and powdered chocolate. Some toasty notes. Lovely port barrel character and vinous fruity notes (ripe plums, grapes). Some spicy and tannic bitterness. The finish packs a bit of punch from the alcohol and is nicely warming with pleasant oak flavors, spices and malts.
With it's full bodied and very smooth texture, this is a great sipper.
Serving type: bottle
02-23-2010 12:44:11 | More by ricke
4.58/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
2007 vintage poured into a snifter. Just received this in a wonderful trade with Anders, thanks man!
A- Pours a muddy, crimson color. Very cloudy, especially when held into light. Produced a fingers width of tan colored head. Dissipated pretty quickly.
S- As I let this beer decant, I began to realize how complex and masterful this aroma really is. A marriage of two distinct smells that blend together perfectly. On one hand you have this rich, malty aroma that gives off a brown sugared sweetness. Added depth gives off various scents of figs and raisins. On the other hand, you have an incredibly, vinous aroma that dominates, especially when the glass is swirled. The aroma is very similar to a nice port...big and bold with some alcohol heat. The complexity and cohesion is just a thing of beauty.
T- Very much like the aroma, but with the port aspect dominating much of the flavor. Upfront you get a sweet malt flavor that takes on a caramelized, brown sugar aspect. Mid-palate and beyond is controlled by port, sherry characteristics. Midway some dark fruit comes forth, but quickly fades as the beer transitions into a port-like beer. The latter half has a rich, vinous quality along with a solid oak finish. There is a nice, alcohol heat felt as well, very akin to big red wines. Oxidation has gotten to this beer slightly, but didn't really affect the flavors that much. Incredibly complex.
M- Medium bodied. Silky and smooth. Takes on a creamy mouthfeel. Leaves the mouth rather dry, but the flavors still seem to last a long time thereafter (an aspect of this beer that I really enjoyed). If this beer didn't have such a large port profile, I would have definitely docked some points as the carbonation level was extremely low.
D- What can I say? This beer is just great. A big beer that is meant to be sipped, not because of the high alcohol, but in order to fully enjoy the complex flavors. Can't think of better time to open this one up.
Overall, extremely impressed by this beer. I still don't understand how they were able to impart the port barrel flavors so fully. A real decadent beer that I feel lucky to be trying. I hope they make a fresh batch as I would really like the compare it to this vintage. Thanks again Anders!
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2010 00:49:33 | More by rhinos00
4.65/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
2007 vintage consumed on 12/16/2009 in a snifter. A great extra. Thanks! This was aged for 12 months in stainless steel tanks and 12 months in port barrels from the Niepoort port house in Portugal.
The beer appears a color somewhere between brown and deep crimson, with a two finger beige head. The crown recedes in a little over a minute. Scattered lacing is left clinging to my glass.
The nose opens up with sweet dark fruits. I detect ripe grapes, raisins, dates, figs, caramel, a little toffee and vanilla, fruit cake, candied and brown sugar, and plums. The influence of the Niepoort barrels is blatant, providing big vinous notes that compliment the traditional barleywine characteristics. Oak is noticeable, and a pleasant level of alcohol vapor wafts from the glass with each swirl. The balance of, and interplay between the port and barleywine in the nose is utterly intoxicating. Beneath it all is a complimentary and graceful oxidation. You'll find no soy sauce or cardboard here, only rich and smooth sherry.
The flavor opens up sweet and port-like, with a strong grape, plum, and raisin presence. Vinous notes win out in the taste, while caramel and toffee settle beneath. Port macerated dates and figs are evident. Alcohol is most noticeable midpalate, and the sugar quality in the flavor is most similar to brown, thought it seems candied at times. The marriage of Port and Barleywine effects a sweetness that is at an upper level. The only evidence of hop presence in Little Korkny can be found in the upper low level of bitterness. The light oxidation is reminiscent of sherry. The finish exhibits a sudden onset of a slight tannic astringency coupled with a woody drying that ultimately leaves my palate arid, and my lips sticky...though sweet port characteristics linger. I believe I need another sip!
The mouthfeel is full, smooth, and sticky. Carbonation is at a low moderate level.
This is a rich and vinous beer that I believe accomplishes what it set out to do: confer a desirable amount of port characteristics to a barleywine. The result is a flavorful beer that is perfect for deep contemplation, a Scandinavian get away, or even...murder. Does Shaun have a monopoly on Port Barrel Barleywines? Why isn't anyone else doing this, when the results are so delicious? Seek this out.
Serving type: bottle
12-17-2009 04:22:13 | More by HopHead84
Little Korkny Ale (Niepoort Port Barrel Aged) from Nørrebro Bryghus
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Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
I was wondering if anyone could point me to a good comparison between the iPhone 4s/5 cameras and the nexus 4.
I have an iPhone 4S and am considering replacing it with a nexus 4. My biggest concern is the camera quality. I think my iPhone takes incredible pictures for a phone and am very hesitant to downgrade the quality of my camera. I known the megapixel count is similar, but I am more interested in learning about differences in the quality of the lens and the sensor. Can anyone please point me to any information comparing the two?
Please do not send me any reasons why android is better than iOS (I use both and know the differences) or how the stock camera apps differ. I just want info on the actual quality of the camera and resulting pictures.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-21-2012, 01:26 PM #2
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Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
Thanks for the info. If you only owned the nexus 4, would you miss the iPhone camera? Is the difference large enough that you care?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-21-2012, 06:13 PM #5
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
I've had both and to me the iphone 5 takes crisper pictures. That is not enough for me to even consider going back to the i5
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
I wouldn't miss it, but that's due in part to the fact that iOS doesn't compare to the phone and Android itself for me. I'm somewhat of a photophile myself, so I recognize the iPhone has a better camera, but I don't feel its SO much better that I could ignore everything else. Its certainly not a deal breaker. If it were that serious, I would just continue using my actual camera and never worry about taking pictures with my phone, which in my opinion, is still a luxury/convenience more than anything.
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
If photography is that important to you, you shouldn't be using a phone for pictures.....
In saying that, the iPhone 4S and 5 take better shots than my Nexus 4.Thanked by: - 11-21-2012, 11:50 PM #9
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
DSLR is what you want,.
- 11-22-2012, 01:11 AM Thread Author #10
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
Thanks for all of the responses. I am still debating.
I have and love a DSLR and a number of nice lenses. But there are times when a quick shot with a phone is easier. After all, the best camera in the world is the one you have with you. My iPhone (and if I had a nexus 4) will take a much better picture than my D90 when its sitting at home on my shelf. And while of course I do better with my DSLR, I am so amazed at how well a cell phone camera can take a picture these days.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-22-2012, 01:39 PM #11
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
Since photos on the N4 isn't too spectacular and mainly washed out, is there a software/app that can be installed to convert those pictures to a nice colorful crisp look, I think that is what people want if they intend to want decent pics for the N4.
I also think the glass on back covering the camera itself may be contributing to the washed out look, I wonder if there is a kind of HD filter in the form of a static sticker that we could put on that area to fix this? - 11-22-2012, 03:49 PM Thread Author #12
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
Hmmm interesting. I haven't looked that closely at the physical build of the nexus 4. Is the rear glass actually an issue?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-23-2012, 01:50 AM #13
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
This quote is usually said by those who don't own a DSLR. Those of us who do know how much they weigh and how often they get left at home.
Picture quality is one of the most important criteria for me. I get so many impromptu snapshots of the kids that a good camera (sitting at home) would never get.
iPhone has better quality pictures but it's twice the cost. I can't justify that. So for me it's in between the Galaxy S3 & Nexus 4. I think the S3 has better picture quality but at higher price and dependance on Samsung for Android updates (which may not happen when S4 is released). - 11-23-2012, 04:07 AM #14
Re: Nexus 4 vs iPhone 4S / 5 camera
The best camera is the one you have with you
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I can't stand the comment of you should be using a DSLR. Obviously genius, but for those that don't have a camera on hand, the phone is the next option. I too am concerned with picture quality, especially since I'll be coming from the 4S. I've seen enough Nexus 4 samples that I believe they will be good enough. I know the N4 will make it up in other areas that hopefully I wont focus so much on the camera. I'm not sure if this was posted here or on XDA, but these videos are interesting from a photographers perspective.
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It might also be worth buying a dedicated 12-16 megapixel pocket-sized shooter with a decent battery for those " want better-than-phone pictures but not the bulk" times You can get OK ones for very little money, and while nowhere near DSLR quality, the larger lens means more light collection and a better chance at a great picture. I used to own an SLR back in the film days, and I always also owned a 110 pocket sized camera for carrying around when the beast was too unwieldy. Some of my most memorable shots are on 110 film. Not as good as getting them with the SLR, but better than not having them.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Android Central ForumsPhones: BB 8820 -> BB 8310 -> HTC Thunderbolt -> LG Optimus G Pro -> Moto X - 11-23-2012, 04:32 PM #17
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I give credit where it is due and the iphone 5 camera is great. But the Nexus 4 is no slouch either. With either phone we'll be able to instagram to our hearts content so lets all just be thankful our phones are so amazing hahaha
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