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A story in the Dec. 5 Voice provided incorrect information on new city regulations on the use of Segway scooters. Segways are banned on all Mountain View sidewalks, not just those in the downtown area. They are still allowed on park trails.
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I have no idea why autocad 2012 refuses to load this, or it is loading it but something else is causing the command to not be known.
I have no errors in visual studio & I get no errors when I netload.
I'm sure there are logic errors since I haven't been able to debug this yet (migrating it from VBA to VB.NET)
any help would be appreciated.
the start point / command is in Class2 in vbLayerGroupController
ACF & ACGen contain functions called by my routine.
While trying to figure this out, as a test, I had created a new class with a generic msgbox command within this project & it worked (I removed it now), so there is something in here that autocad doesn't like.
In your class2.vb file, add this line after the "Imports..." instruction and before the class LayerGroupController, like this:
Imports Autodesk...
Imports .....
<Assembly: CommandClass(GetType(LayerGroupController))>
Class LayerGroupController
Public Sub LayerGroupController()
End Sub
that worked.
what is it? why?
I don't have that in any other projects that work.
I would have NEVER figured that out.
also, useful tip for anyone out there (maybe):
I set option strict = ON, & a lot of errors revealed themselves.
I've been leaving it off because there always ends up being at least one thing I can't resolve, like with this program there was one late binding error (keep in mind I haven't begun to debug this yet since I haven't yet been able to enter my command in autocad to start the process):
ForEach Ent AsObjectInACF.ThisDrawing.PaperSpace
If Ent.ObjectName = "AcDbViewport"Then
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved draft rule amendments on Thursday to conform to an interstate fisheries management plan for weakfish. The plan is to help rebuild depleted weakfish stocks along the nation's Atlantic Coast while eliminating unnecessary weakfish regulations in most of Florida. These new rules also help rectify weakfish identification issues in Northeast Florida.
Weakfish live off the Atlantic Coast from Massachusetts to Florida, although the major fishery occurs from North Carolina to New York. In Florida, weakfish occur only in the extreme northeast part of the state.
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, a compact of Atlantic Coastal states responsible for managing several nearshore fisheries from Maine to Florida, has determined that weakfish stocks are depleted along the entire Atlantic Coast. As a result, it developed a management plan to reduce recreational and commercial harvest of weakfish by more than 50 percent.
The plan requires Florida to reduce the daily recreational bag limit for weakfish, also known as gray seatrout or yellow-mouth trout, from four fish to one fish per person and establish a commercial weakfish harvest limit of 100 pounds per vessel per day or trip (whichever is longer).
In addition, weakfish and sand seatrout (which are not regulated in Florida) look alike and live in waters off Florida's Northeast Coast. Weakfish and sand seatrout interbreed and have created a hybrid fish population. The two distinct species are hard to tell apart, and the hybrid population further complicates their identification and makes enforcement of weakfish regulations difficult.
Consequently, the FWC is applying Florida's weakfish management rules only in designated state waters of Nassau County in Northeast Florida, where pure weakfish are mostly found. In all other areas of Florida, the weakfish size limit, recreational bag limit and commercial trip limit will no longer apply.
The new weakfish management area includes state waters from the shore out to three miles off Amelia Island and the St. Marys River and its tributaries south to State Highway 200A and the Shave Bridge on the Amelia River, as well as inland waters east of U.S. 17 (about 20 miles inland), which is the saltwater demarcation line.
All weakfish-like fish (including weakfish, sand seatrout and their hybrids) will be considered weakfish inside this management area, and a one-fish recreational bag limit and 100-pound commercial trip limit applies in the designated area. The current 12-inch minimum size limit for weakfish remains unchanged.
More information regarding the new weakfish rules, including a map of the weakfish management area, is available online at MyFWC.com/Commission, linked from the June 23-24 meeting agenda. These rules are expected to take effect sometime in July.
FWC Facts:Anyone convicted of 2 non-criminal boating safety infractions within a 12-month period must successfully complete an approved boater education course.
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The path of Delta's future roadway is taking shape as city crews have been hauling away debris, removing buildings and trees, and marking easements. "We are making solid progress along the route while we work to wrap up negotiations and coordination efforts with various agencies," said Jim Hatheway, public works director and Confluence Drive project manager.
Currently the city is working with Union Pacific Railroad on several details, including a property exchange agreement, overpass construction and maintenance agreements, and upgrades to the crossing at Highway 348. The city is also working with the Army Corps of Engineers on wetland mitigation; with CDOT on permits, right of way plans, and improvements to US 50; and with property owners to finalize remaining right-of-way negotiations.
Although everyone is anxious for construction to begin, the expanded timeline has allowed for several improvements and refinements to the project. The Palmer Street crossing will now be a signalized intersection instead of an overpass, reducing construction costs while providing better traffic flow between heavily used areas. A water quality pond will be added to Confluence Park to filter runoff from Confluence Drive, 5th and 2nd streets, before it enters the lake and river. A 12-acre parcel of land was obtained along the route that could possibly provide future public access to the Uncompahgre River. The railroad crossing at 348 will be upgraded with new concrete pads and signals.
Work is continuing currently, with several building slated for removal in the coming months including the cannery, the buildings at the former Agricultural Services location, and other structures along the route. Additional upcoming projects include utility relocation work and wetlands construction.
"Even if it means pushing back the date to break ground, it is important to have as many issues resolved, and concerns addressed as possible to run the project as efficiently as we can," stated Hatheway, while explaining that the actual road construction will now likely begin in the fall.
"Confluence Drive creates significant opportunities for our community," said Hatheway, "we are making an investment now in Delta's future."
Photos, news updates and a current map of the route can be found at www.confluencedrive.com.
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Exercise may be as effective at relieving mild to moderate depression as the antidepressant Zoloft, reveals a study from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. "Physical activity stimulates the feel-good chemical dopamine, which increases our sense of well-being," explains Stephen Ilardi, Ph.D., author of The Depression Cure (Da Capo Press).
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O'Hare, Danny J., Adkins, Barbara A., Avery, Tracey, & Laurens, Susan (2001) Report 3: Contests and Management Issues. Investigating Queensland's Cultural Landscapes: Contested Terrains Series. Cultural Landscape Research Unit, QUT, Brisbane.
Book Chapter
Adkins, Barbara A., Summerville, Jennifer A., Danby, Susan J., & Matthews, Judy H. (2012) Pedagogies of industry partnership. In Lee, Alison & Danby, Susan J. (Eds.) Reshaping Doctoral Education : International Approcahes and Pedagogies. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), United Kingdom, pp. 156-169.
Callisen, Christian Thorsten & Adkins, Barbara (2011) Pre-digital Virtuality: Early Modern Scholars and the Republic of Letters. In The Long History of New Media: Technology, Historiography, and Contextualizing Newness. Peter Lang, New York, pp. 55-72.
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Foth, Marcus, & Adkins, Barbara A. (2010) Traversing urban social spaces : how online research helps unveil offline practice. In Hunsinger, Jeremy, Allen, Matthew, & Klastrup, Lisbeth (Eds.) International Handbook of Internet Research. Springer, Dortrecht, The Netherlands, pp. 147-158.
Klaebe, Helen G., Adkins, Barbara A., Foth, Marcus, & Hearn, Gregory N. (2009) Embedding an ecology notion in the social production of urban space. In Foth, Marcus (Ed.) Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics: The Practice and Promise of the Real-Time City. Information Science Reference, IGI Global, Hershey, PA, pp. 179-194.
Journal Article
Adkins, Barbara A. & Hancox, Donna (2013) The role of the internet in testimony : the case of the 'Forgotten Australians'. Media Culture and Society. (In Press)
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Adkins, Barbara A., Diaz, Abbey, Meiklejohn, Judith, & Newcomb, Michelle (2013) Collaboration and competition on a Wiki : the praxis of online social learning to improve academic writing and research in under-graduate students. Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 29(4), pp. 513-525.
Adkins, Barbara A., Summerville, Jennifer, Knox, Marie, Brown, Andrew R., & Dillon, Steven (2012) Digital technologies and musical participation for people with intellectual disabilities. New Media and Society, 15(4), pp. 501-518.
Adkins, Barbara A. & Nasarczyk, Jason (2009) Asynchronicity and the 'time envelope' of online annotation : the case of the photosharing website, Flickr. Australian Journal of Communication, 35(3), pp. 115-140.
Dillon, Steven C., Adkins, Barbara A., Brown, Andrew R., & Hirche, Kathy L. (2009) Communities of sound : examining meaningful engagement with generative music making and virtual ensembles. International Journal of Community Music, 1(3), pp. 357-374.
Carpenter, Belinda J., Tait, Gordon, Barnes, Michael, Adkins, Barbara A., Naylor, Charles, & Begum, Nelufa (2009) Increasing the Information available to Coroners : the effect on autopsy decision making. Medicine, Science and the Law, 49(2), pp. 101-109.
Adkins, Barbara A. (2009) PhD pedagogy and the changing knowledge landscapes of universities. Higher Education Research and Development Journal, 28(2), pp. 165-177.
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Adkins, Barbara A., Parker, Elizabeth A., Foth, Marcus, & Jamali, Soad (2008) My place through my eyes: A social constructionist approach to researching the relationships between socioeconomic living contexts and physical activity. International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being, 3(4), pp. 204-218.
Summerville, Jennifer A., Adkins, Barbara A., & Kendall, Gavin P. (2008) Community participation, rights and responsibilities : the governmentality of sustainable development policies. Environment and Planning C : Government and Policy, 26(4), pp. 696-711.
Summerville, Jennifer A. & Adkins, Barbara A. (2007) Enrolling the citizen in sustainability : membership categorization, morality and civic participation. Human Studies, 30, pp. 429-446.
Adkins, Barbara A., Foth, Marcus, Summerville, Jennifer A., & Higgs, Peter L. (2007) Ecologies of Innovation: Symbolic Aspects of Cross-Organizational Linkages in the Design Sector in an Australian Inner-City Area. American Behavioral Scientist, 50(7), pp. 922-934.
Adkins, Barbara A. & Grant, Eryn L. (2007) Backpackers as a community of strangers : the interaction order of an online backpacker notice board. Qualitative Sociology Review, 3(2).
Adkins, Barbara A., Smith, Dianne J., Barnett, Karen R., & Grant, Eryn L. (2006) Public space as context in assistive information and communication technologies for people with cognitive imapairment. Information, Communication and Society, 9(3), pp. 355-372.
Foth, Marcus & Adkins, Barbara A. (2006) A Research Design to Build Effective Partnerships between City Planners, Developers, Government and Urban Neighbourhood Communities. Journal of Community Informatics, 2(2).
Smith, Dianne J. & Adkins, Barbara A. (2006) The environmental experience of shopping with cognitive impairment. IDEA Journal, 2006, pp. 72-86.
Delaforce, Wayne H., Adkins, Barbara A., Buckley, Judith A., & Rich, Bruce R. (2005) Breaking down boundaries - a regional approach to community and organisational collaboration using GIS: an education perspective. Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 11(3), pp. 337-350.
Lawson, Gillian M., Franz, Jill M., & Adkins, Barbara A. (2005) Rhetoric of landscape architecture and interior design discourses: preparation for cross-disciplinary practice. IDEA Journal, 2005, pp. 41-49.
Adkins, Barbara A. (1993) Structural inquiry, human agency and the contribution of Harre and Bhaskar : a case study of Wright's "Classes". Journal For The Theory Of Social Behaviour, 23(2), pp. 157-172.
Adkins, Barbara A. & Emmison, Michael (1992) Youth theatre and the articulation of cultural capital : refocusing Bourdieu through ethnography. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, 21(3), pp. 307-342.
Conference Paper
Ward, Margaret, Franz, Jill, & Adkins, Barbara (2013) Livable Housing Design : Who will take responsibility? In State of Australian Cities Conference 2013, 26-29 November 2013, Sydney, Australia.
Ward, Margaret, Franz, Jill M., & Adkins, Barbara A. (2012) Getting in the door : the voluntary provision of accessible housing in Australia. In Beer, Andrew (Ed.) Proceedings of the 6th Australasian Housing Researchers' Conference 2012 (AHRC12), The Centre for Housing, Urban and Regional Planning (CHURP), University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Austalia, pp. 1-15.
Chamorro-Koc, Marianella, Adkins, Barbara A., & Bucolo, Sam (2012) Using scenarios to explore the social aspects of design led innovations. In Villela, Andrés (Ed.) Projecting Design 2012: Global Design Bridge, DUOC, Santiago, Chile, pp. 186-191.
Ward, Margaret, Franz, Jill M., & Adkins, Barbara (2012) Inclusive housing in Australia – a voluntary response. In Nelson, J (Ed.) Proceedings of World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology (WASET), WASET, Stockholm, Sweden, pp. 344-352.
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Diaz, Abbey, Niland, Coleen, Meiklejohn, Judith, & Adkins, Barbara A. (2012) 'Show Me Your Wiki and I'll Show you Mine': Using Online Interactive Media to Improve Academic Writing and Research in a Public Health Under-Graduate Cohort. In Martellini, Lorenzo (Ed.) The Future of Education Conference Proceedings 2012, Simonelli Editore, Florence, Italy, pp. 43-48.
Adkins, Barbara A., Hancox, Donna, & Klaebe, Helen G. (2012) The role of the internet and digital technologies in the struggle for recognition of the forgotten Australians. In Proceedings of iCS-OII 2011 Symposium on the Dynamics of the Internet and Society : A Decade in Time, Social Science Electronic Publishing, University of Oxford, pp. 1-23.
Ward, Margaret L., Franz, Jill M., & Adkins, Barbara A. (2011) Livable housing design: Is it likely to work? In Whitzman, Carolyn & Fincher, Ruth (Eds.) Proceedings of State of Australian Cities National Conference 2011, State of Australian Cities Research Network (ACRN), University of Melbourne, pp. 1-10.
Wyeth, Peta, Summerville, Jennifer A., & Adkins, Barbara A. (2011) Stomp : an interactive platform for people with intellectual disabilities. In Romao, Teresa, Correia, Nuno, & Inami, Masahiko (Eds.) Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology, ACM, Lisbon, Portugal , pp. 1-8.
Callisen, Christian T. & Adkins, Barbara A. (2010) The old face of 'new' social networks : the republic of letters as a virtual community. In IR11.0 : Sustainability, Participation, Action', the 11th Annual Conference for the Association of Internet Researchers, 21-23 Oct 2010, Gothenburg, Sweden. (Unpublished)
Dillon, Steven C., Adkins, Barbara A., Brown, Andrew R., & Hirche, Kathy L. (2008) Communities of sound : generative music making and virtual ensembles. In Coffman, Don D. (Ed.) International Society for Music Education : Community Music Activity Commission- CMA XI: Projects, Perspectives & Conversations, 15-18 July 2008, Rome, Italy. (In Press)
Adkins, Barbara A., Dillon, Steven C., Brown, Andrew R., Hirche, Kathy L., & Gibbons, Craig R. (2007) The role of generative arts in supporting cultural participation: A conceptualisation of the Jam2Jam network jamming tool. In VSMM2007, Springer, Brisbane. (In Press)
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Adkins, Barbara A., & Parker, Elizabeth A. (2007) 'Blogging about Jogging': digital stories about physical activity from residents in a new urban environment with implications for future content and media choices in population health communication. In 57th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, 24-28 May 2007 , San Francisco, CA.
Delaforce, Wayne H., Buckley, Judi A., Adkins, Barbara A., & Rich, Bruce R. (2007) Grassroots Engagement within a Regional Education Environment – A Program Theory Approach. In 6th International Service-Learning Research Conference: From Passion to Objectivity: International and Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Service-Learning Research, October 13 - October 16, 2006, Portland, Oregon, United States. (Unpublished)
Carroll, Julie-Anne, Adkins, Barbara A., Foth, Marcus, & Parker, Elizabeth A. (2007) The Kelvin Grove Urban Village : what aspects of design are important for connecting people, place, and health? In Proceedings of the 2007 International Urban Design Conference, Jupiters Casino, Gold Coast.
Pumpa, Malcolm R., Wyeld, Theodor G., & Adkins, Barbara A. (2006) Performing Traditional Knowledge using a Game Engine: Communicating and Sharing Australian Aboriginal Knowledge Practices. In Sixth International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'06), 5-7 July , Kerkrade, The Netherlands.
Delaforce, Wayne H., Adkins, Barbara A., Rich, Bruce R., & Buckley, Judi A. (2005) Breaking Down Boundaries - A Regional Approach to Community and Organisational Collaboration using GIS - An Education Sector Perspective. In Lord of the Regions - the myths, magic and mix for regional innovation. Economic and Regional Development Conference., September 2005, Manukau, New Zealand.
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Double Citra - Hill Farmstead Brewery
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4.55/5 rDev -0.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I had this beer in maybe the absolute worst tasting parameters possible.
Do not know when it was poured into a Growler. Opened the day before (due to impatience, and rightly so) then refrigerated over night. Sat out of fridge for at least an hour and a half. Drank straight from the growler in a moving car (not while driving, but admittedly not smart).
Despite all of this... the beer was still ridiculously fantastic. Top 5 DIPs List for sure.
Hops on the nose stand up to any West Coast example of a Double. Bitterness was present but not overpowering and supported by a solid malt backbone that did not come across as overly sweet.
This beer is a perfect example of balance. Each mouthful courted the taste buds before slinking out prepping the palate for more. Even the Lady, not a hophead, was craving another sip.
Serving type: growler
12-27-2013 10:47:31 | More by BeerSnobDougie
4.84/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Hill Farmstead Double Citra
Look 10/10
Smell 19/20
Taste 39/40
Feel 10/10
Drinkability 20/20
Overall 98/100
Devastatingly delicious and refreshing, almost hard to imagine there was alcohol in it. Tasted more like citrus squeezed into a glass. Was truly incredible and is tied (actually just a bump behind due to style) with Twighlight of The Idols. Just unreal.
Serving type: growler
11-27-2013 04:38:40 | More by BrewUSA
4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
750ml growler poured into a snifter, generously shared by Colin, Mike and Chris! Review from iPhone notes.
The beer pours a hazy, golden straw color, obviously unfiltered, true to Shaun's style with hues of lemon and orange when struck by the light. A soft, fluffy, white head, only a finger or so high rises from the beer that yields a nice network of soapy lace and maintains good retention throughout. The aroma is soft and delicate with lovely citrus, both tangy grapefruit and sweeter lemon and tangerine, mild pine and light earthy spice with some great tropical notes that really brighten the beer. I can't say it's exceedingly complex, the malt is a bit doughy as are more Hill Farmstead beers, but it's so well refined and expressive. The flavors are spot on, tangy grapefruit, lemongrass, tangerine, mango, pineapple with a bit of earthiness and crisp spice and just a subtle layer of cereal grain cross the tongue. It's bitter, but not overly so, the flavors do the talking, not the bitterness, although the nice, bitter dry bite is certainly at the finish. The mouthfeel is nice, it's juicy and full bodied, coats the mouth well, could possibly do with some more carbonation but it finishes so smoothly with a dry snap that is assertive, but not intrusive.
Verdict: A immaculate expression of Citra hops, and an artful IIPA. Certainly one of, if not the best in Shaun Hill's arsenal of hoppy beers. It's beautifully layered, yet enjoyably simplistic that really showcases what hops, barley water and yeast can do when put together in just right quantities and conditions. A masterclass.
Serving type: growler
11-19-2013 02:19:08 | More by kevanb
New York
4.45/5 rDev -2.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
From 11/01/13 notes. Huge thanks to BeerLawyer85 for sharing a growler of this with me; thanks Ross! Big want. Poured into a Bell's tulip.
a - Pours a hazy medium yellow-orange color with one finger of fluffy white head and moderate carbonation evident.
s - Smells of citrus hops, pine hops, tropical fruits, mangos, pineapples, fruity malts, light floral notes, grapefruit, and earthy malts. Awesome nose; this growler was 5-6 days old and was amazingly hoppy and fresh. Love the nose.
t - Taste follows the nose very closely; super hoppy with lots of mangos, tropical fruits, pineapples, citrus hops, lemon zest, grapefruit juice, fruity malts, honey, and floral notes. More tropical fruits than the nose, a tiny bit of a step up for me.
m - Medium body and low to moderate carbonation. There is a light bitterness but not too much at all, and it is pretty smooth and creamy.
o - Overall I thought this was another fantastic DIPA from HF and it did not disappoint. Tons of fresh tropical fruits and citrus hops in both the nose and taste and pretty easy to drink, with not much bitterness in the taste. We had no problem taking the growler down between the two of us. One of the better hoppy HF beers IMO, would love to have it again.
Serving type: growler
11-05-2013 15:52:48 | More by mdfb79
4.84/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
750 ml growler filled at Hill Farmstead. Consumed same day (11/2). Poured into a HF stemmed glass.
A - Beautiful. Golden, translucent, with perfect suspension. Bright white head. No sediment. Left light lacing on sides of the glass.
S - Wow. INTENSELY fragrant. Grapefruit, mango, honey, and fresh hops.
T - Perfect delivery of pink grapefruit. Constant taste from initial taste to lasting bitter grapefruit finish. However, not overwhelmingly bitter, and also has an inherent sweetness.
M - Superior quality. Moderate carbonation with a nice tingle through mouth. Clean and crisp.
Serving type: growler
11-04-2013 15:40:30 | More by Duane_Opfer
4.43/5 rDev -3.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Beautiful golden pour, with a thin head (< 1/2 finger), solid retention, and nice fuzzy lacing. Beer is cloudy and opaque.
Aroma is of the most strong and consistent "cat pee" odors I have ever gotten from a DIPA. Beyond that, dry hops, citrus, and wheat come through.
The beer is wonderfully sweet and hoppy, and very well balanced - the only malt I get is of grain and wheat. I don't get much in the way of particular citrus or tropical fruit; just an overall sweet hoppiness.
HF avoids the syrup DIPA trap: this beer has a fantastic mouthfeel. It's sweet, hoppy, and balanced, and very drinkable.
This won't go down as my favorite DIPA, but that's really more a factor of the hops chosen rather than the craftsmanship; it's really an exceptional brew.
Serving type: growler
11-03-2013 01:35:15 | More by Roguer
4.21/5 rDev -7.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
750ml growler, shared courtesy of Dustin. Also had a taste of this at the Beer Temple in Chicago, IL, both times in early November 2013.
Pours a hazy straw colour, fluffy white head that's probably about 2 finger lengths. Good retention, as usual per HF, a beautiful DIPA. Good lacing, good retention.
Smells great, but delicate and more subtle. Lots of grapefruit and passion fruit, some tangerines. Very tropical fruit forward, not complex but delicious.
Flavourwise, this is a very tasty beer but not one of Shaun's best. It's got some grapefruit, passion fruit but its not a total citrus bomb if that makes sense. Its more balanced, more malts to it than the likes of Permanent Funeral and Sosus, for example. The hops are a bit less subdued but the overall experience is very good- succinct indeed.
Mouthfeel is typical HF- creamy, well carbonated with a medium body. So easy to drink, not terribly bitter at all. Aftertaste is a semi-bitter citrus flavour that sticks with you.
Glad to have this one, not one of Shaun's best (look at Abner and Ephraim for better DIPAs) but it's certainly a phenomenal double IPA that's worth trying anytime it's on draft at the brewery.
Serving type: growler
10-31-2013 22:46:10 | More by Stevedore
New Hampshire
4.55/5 rDev -0.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
750ml growler poured into a oversized wine glass. Poured a hazy orangey amber, reminded me of a shandy or radler freshly made. Aroma was slightly citrusy, with a bit of sharp pine hoppy. Not over powering, or underwhelming, nicely balanced. Flavor was hop up front, with the undertones of citrus. Plenty of hop of front, but the citrus kept it from being too much one note. Nice and tingly in the mouth, coated well, and not overly chewy. Overall a great beer. Plenty of hoppy flavor without being a hop bomb, and the citrus flavor worked nicely as well.
Serving type: growler
10-29-2013 22:45:42 | More by mountdew1
4.6/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Second of two growlers in the last two weeks.
This is a spectacular, gorgeous brew. It's orangy-yellow, and appears go glow when fully poured. The aura of this beer is mesmerizing.
The aroma with this brew is a blast of of citrus- orange and a bite of grapefruit.
Delicious beer. Every Hill Farmstead brew has the same base flavor profile, clean yet rich and earthy. But this hop profile puts this beer among the elite. Slightly sweet, slightly dry, a little grassy and earthy, but orange and grapefruit above all. No booze flavor to speak of, just an easy drinking, flavorful IPA.
A slightly sticky, but clean finish.
Just like three or four other HF IPAs I've had, if they bottle this to the exclusion of all other beers, they'd have a mass-produceable, world class beer on their hands. The base flavor of HF brews is distinctive- presumably due to the well water. But whatever they add on top comes out clean, crisp, and delicious.
Serving type: growler
10-27-2013 02:47:18 | More by stonermouse
New York
4.04/5 rDev -11.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 4
Picked this up from the brewery yesterday. Enjoyed the taster they offered so I picked up a couple growlers. Review is from the growler.
Beer pours a golden yellow. Very cloudy likely because Hill Farmstead does not filter and there is a good amount of suspended hops and likely yeast. I find the unfiltered double IPAs are much better fresh than the filtered variety, but don't age as well. Anyway this is a tangent. Glad to have this fresh.
This is my first commercial beer I've tried with the citra hop variety. Strong citrus smell from the hops. Hints of pineapple, orange, lemon and grass. Very light scent compared to more dank, piney or grapefruit hops. Gives an impression of effervescence just by smelling the beer.
First taste gives a lighter than expected mouthfeel that does detract somewhat from another wise excellent and superb beer. The taste is not quite as complex or as strong as the scent. Very hop forward, but not overly bitter. The malt profile is simple and provides only balance to the citra hops. The hops are very citrus oriented in the taste, yet less complex than the scent. Notes of pear, apricot and pineapple. The pineapple takes center stage in my impression.
Overall it is a very enjoyable beer that obviously is centered on the citra hops. It seems to me that a more complex malt and/or hop bill would help elevate the complexity, although that could detract from the citra focus. That said I believe that the the focus of a beer should be on the sum of the parts rather than a focus on any one ingredient. Really I'm nitpicking though as this is a very fine brew.
Serving type: growler
10-25-2013 00:39:36 | More by Jmamay22
New Jersey
4.73/5 rDev +3.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Serving Type: Poured into a tulip glass from a 2L growler filled yesterday and stored over night in the refrigerator.
Bottom Line: Great beer. Very drinkable with flavors that are enjoyable and multi-dimensional without being overwhelming at any stage in the tasting process. The beer is especially nice served cool but not freezing. It is unfortunate that Hill Farmstead's process does no justice to the quality of this beer. Hill Farmstead clearly knows that their Double Citra is in high demand, therefore understandably limiting its customers by only selling the Double Citra by 750ml refillable bottles. Nonetheless, the Hill Farmstead process also requires its customers to wait an unbearably long period of time in not very long lines - solely due to the fact that the brewery can only fill one bottle of a specific beer at any given time. It is not quite clear to me why popular beers, like the Double Citra, are not hooked up to more than one tap, or why these beers are mostly being poured from inefficient sixtels, that must be frequently changed, as opposed to kegs or standard half kegs.
A: Opaque, golden orange pour with a 1.5 cm head. Medium-sized bubbles that slowly fade down the side of the glass, whispering faintly a promise of hope flavor and texture.
S: Hoppy notes, with faint, yeasty, alcohol vapors. There is a slight smell of grapefruit or citrus, but there is not a lot of scent coming out of this beer overall.
T: Excellent, complex, subtle flavors that are never overwhelming. Hops mixed with grapefruit juice and orange juice on the front end, with a nice sweetness reminiscent of watered down orange juice in the middle, and a nice long-lingering grapefruit character on the back end. Very enjoyable. A long time after each sip, there is a long lasting hint of subtle bitterness, but this beer is not very bitter at all.
M: Well-balanced, medium carbonation. There is no thickness or syrup texture here. It drinks fast and doesn't stick. Very pleasant.
Overall: Amazingly drinkable (refreshing beer drinkability, not bud light drinkability). If anything, my biggest complaint about this beer is that the flavors are not robust enough, that I fear it would quickly be overshadowed by any food or other drink consumed side-by-side. I could quickly polish off a glass or 750 of this on a warm summer day or a cool fall night or whatever season it happens to be right now.
Serving type: growler
10-20-2013 19:37:43 | More by tkdchampxi
New Jersey
4.68/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
A- Pours a very light golden straw color with orange hues and a medium sized white head that leaves some lacing.
S- The aroma is intensely mandarin orange forward, with lemon zest and grassy floral notes in the background. A good bit of pineapple comes through later in the aroma, and there's some nice biscuity malt as well. Smells glorious!
T- The flavor is more bitter grapefruit forward, and the lemon zest and grassy/floral flavors are more pronounced than in the aroma. The mandarin orange and pineapple are still there, but not nearly as pronounced. This is a week old growler, and they don't use a tube to fill, so this could be why, since I've had a small pour of this before and it had more of these sweeter flavors. The biscuity malt is very prevalent in the finish, which is dry and bitter.
M- The mouthfeel is nearly perfect, medium bodied, buttery smooth, and just the right carbonation.
O- Overall this is a top notch DIPA, and I can't wait for the next batch to be released!
Serving type: growler
10-20-2013 03:26:28 | More by SadMachine
4.48/5 rDev -2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Tap at Capone's and Eulogy for RBSG 2011. The pour is a cloudy, glowing, yellow with a whipped cream, bright white head. Nose is fresh kumquat and creamsickle with orange sherbet. Taste is full sweet melons with peach, kumquat, sweet grapefruit, Valencia orange, even getting a little meaty like durian and jackfruit. Palate is wildly soft, nearing that ridiculously fluffy softness in FFF Apocalypse Cow. Overall, it could be mistaken for pineapple milkshake. This is how DIPA should be. Just delete all those cheesy, syrupy, sticky, red and brown and orange DIPAs that have taken over the world and replace them with either Hill Farmstead Double Citra or FFF Apocalypse Cow. Then I might not hate DIPAs anymore.
Serving type: on-tap
09-25-2013 21:47:11 | More by tarheels86
4.19/5 rDev -8.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Hazy orange with pineapple accents. Nice foamy head to it
S - Tons of pineapple, mango and citrus
T - Good pine bitterness with loads of mango and pineapple. Good citrus presence. Nice pine bitterness lingers in the finish.
M - Medium body with light astringent finish
O - Solid double IPA that balances the citrus and pine aspects really well.
Serving type: growler
06-02-2013 04:47:39 | More by jeonseh
4.63/5 rDev +1.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Beer pours hazy golden with some beautiful frothy head on top which falls down to a nice sticky lacing. No qualms here. A beautiful beer.
This is the biggest and badest citra hop beer out there, IMO. Huge citrus notes of tangerine, grapefruit peel, and pineapple. I also detect some honey sweetness and bready yeast underneath it all. So complex and big.
Taste follows the smell. Its big and reminiscent of the other big citra beer. Wonderful, complicated, and explosive citrus flavors hit all parts of my palate. A nice (and unique) sweetness followed by an almost creamy aftertaste. It must be the yeast or well water that gives this beer such a unique flavor. It's so damn good.
Medium MF, medium carbonation, creamy texture. Fantastically drinkable. This is on point.
Overall, one of my favorite citra beers. HF does not disappoint. What a wonderful treat!
Serving type: growler
06-01-2013 02:30:17 | More by lunarbrew
South Carolina
4.14/5 rDev -9.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
750 growler poured into a Hill Farmstead oversized wine glass.
A~ darkish copper orange, nice fluffy white head and a crazy amount of lacing!
S~ lots of citrus, it almost smells like some kind of juice. slight pine earthnessy follows and of course some bitterness.
T~ of course theres a lot of citrus just like the nose. pineapple, orange, lemon, lime, etc... followed by a big piney flavor. and is it appropriate to say this tastes "imperial"? haha aside from the thicker, sightly boozy (not so much in the taste, you can just tell. you know?) its almost the same as regular Citra.
M~ nice carbonation as to be expected from HF, slightly thick, smooth, and a little dryness from the hops.
O~ not bad at all, but nothing compared to the Ephraim that i drank last night lol i love all the citrus notes and thats probably why this stands out for most people. theres not one HF thats not worth a least a taste!
Serving type: growler
05-17-2013 03:54:47 | More by Skrip
4.31/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Pours a very hazy, sunny orange color. Fluffy bone white head leaves lots of frothy lace. Aroma is...citra, citra and more citra. Some orange peel, faint malt sweetness, backing tropical fruitiness. Fast is citrus, with orange and pineapple, hint of pine and lightly sweet. Smooth feel, full bodied, very drinkable.
HF scores another hit!
Serving type: growler
05-15-2013 00:36:26 | More by EgadBananas
Ontario (Canada)
4.41/5 rDev -3.5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Growler from the brewery filled May 3 and Consumed May 5. From notes.
A - Poured a nice dark orange colour and cloudy. Good carbonation coming up to a two finger fluffy white head. Great thick rings of lace and a good finger of retention.
S - Big citrus. Peach, pineapple, a little mango.
T - Boozy pineapple, extreme citrus, orange, some alcohol. Really juicy, bright citrus. Lovely stuff. Even more juicy later.
M - A bit oily in the body with strong bitterness, good carbonation, and a medium body.
O/D - A tasty, juicy, complex DIPA. Some alcohol in the flavour , but drinks easy enough for 8%. Well crafted and pretty delicious.
Serving type: growler
05-11-2013 01:17:50 | More by tbeckett
4.41/5 rDev -3.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Pours that nice beautiful hazy orange I've come to expect in HF DIPAs with a sticky white head leaving a nice lattice work of lace around the glass.
Juicy and fruity right up front with that wonderful citra aroma. Grapefruit and mango notes with just of hint of floralness make for a wonderfully inviting beer.
Taste follows suit with lots of bright fruity flavors. Nice mellow malt presence provides a nice base for the citrus flavors to build upon. Finishes well with just a bit of flowery hop character and slight bittering note.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and damn smooth. Makes for a damn fine sipper (or gulper). Overall, I think I'd give a slight edge to Double Galaxy and Abner as my favorite HF DIPAs but until them I'll just dream of the day I can compare all three side-by-side.
Serving type: growler
05-08-2013 19:40:10 | More by Kinsman
4.14/5 rDev -9.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
750 mL growler poured into a Teku snifter.
Appearance - Hazy orange body. Not much of a head. Nice surface wisps. Leggy on the swirl.
Smell - Surprise, lots of citra. Orange and grapefruit. A bit of sweetness.
Taste - Lots of grapefruit, orange. Straightforward. Moderate sweetness. Just a hint of bitterness.
Mouthfeel - Medium low carbonation. Slick, but low sweetness.
Overall - Very simple flavor, but great hop flavor. I definitely prefer Double Galaxy to this, though.
Serving type: growler
05-07-2013 02:05:33 | More by Alieniloquium
4.79/5 rDev +4.8%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Okay, this is Vermont, and the level of quality craftsmanship and legend is drawing folks from all over the United States that are touring "Beer Country" as if it were a serious California Wine Country tour, and WHY NOT?!
Meeting Shuan Hill was a pleasure, and no different than meeting any other down to earth rural Vermonter that knows how to do their job and do it well. We arrived first on a Friday afternoon and it was the better part of two hours driving from NorthWest Vermont to get there.
Double Citra is one of the more recent offerings from the distinguished Hill Farmstead Brewery and it was poured into a 750 ml bottle for take home enjoyment. Tastings are served at the brewery, but I neglected the four tastings for $5 offer as I was the driver.
Pours a cloudy off yellow with an elegant cotton head reaching 1 finger and lacing brilliantly in the glassware. Playfully effervescent without being overly carbonated and an exceptional nose consisting of pineapple, kiwi, clementines, and ruby red grapefruit with a smidgeon of mango, yet the aromas are more subdued and subtle than their Vermont counterpart that is also an all citra hops concoction (to be named later in this review).
Initial taste is tropical fruits, juicy sweetness, followed by resinous piney herbal hoppiness that is simply top shelf, leaving a bitter aftertaste that lingers pleasantly, inviting another sip.
Quaffing Double Citra cold does this IIPA a disservice: letting it breathe in proper glassware for no less than 15 minutes brings about the complex qualities that are accentuated with some warming (same observation with Lawson's Double Sunshine). Whatever malt used to balance the double citra whammy is strictly a platform to showcase the rock star hops under the spotlight taking an awesome solo all over your palate!
Mouthfeel is medium, slightly oily, and the overall impression is that this is a highly refined IIPA that shows no signs of booziness, and is made with quality and care.
I can understand how letting it breathe while enjoying appetizers/entrees at one of the fine Vermont eateries that serve it could be challenging: the tendency is to drink it down and order another one, but I can tell you from my perspective, it misses the point of the total enjoyment experience consuming it cold.
My BA buddy PlinyMafia that took the pilgrimage to HFS with me did take the tastings offered, and spoke "sacrilegiously " when asked if Lawson's Double Sunshine was better than HFS Double Citra, but that comparison will be covered thoroughly in a soon upcoming beer forum thread to be titled "Hill Farmstead Double Citra goes head to head with Lawson's Double Sunshine: the Battle Royale!"
Serving type: growler
05-05-2013 02:40:42 | More by Hendry
4.65/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
First impression into the glass is a huge overwhelming smell of citra hops. Smells very tropical with mango and pineapple notes. Pours a pale dirty orange which is also pretty cloudy. In the mouth it its the perfect level of hops and isn't overwhelming at all. Not too sweet like the smell would lead you to believe. Super smooth finish. The mouthfeel is tremendously satisfying. Perfect combination of bitterness, carbonation, and freshness. Outstanding specimen.
Serving type: growler
05-04-2013 01:16:03 | More by csparace
4.58/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I received this from JSBILK in a trade -- thanks Justin! He got this 750 ml growler filled about two weeks ago. Poured from the growler into my tulip glass.
A - Pours a beautiful straw yellow color, with an appealing haze. A white two-finger head absolutely erupts off of the top. Absolutely exquisite lacing throughout the pour.
S - Unmistakably citra here. A great tropical presence of mango, pineapple and sweet fruits galore. Incredible freshness.
T - A beautiful hop profile that is almost unfairly balanced. Sweetness and bitterness are in perfect harmony, with an exceedingly clean finish that Hill Farmstead has absolutely nailed for my taste buds.
M - Nicely medium-bodied, with a good carbonation level. Lightly sticky residue is left on the lips.
O - It won't blow your balls off with bitterness like a lot of DIPAs, but that is the beauty of this beer, in my opinion. Restrained elegance.
Serving type: growler
05-04-2013 01:14:06 | More by wyatt13
4.48/5 rDev -2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
This poured out as a hazy golden color with a thin white head on top. The retention is thin and some bubbly lacing on the glass. The smell is good but not as great as I was hoping. The nose is slightly fruity citrus on the nose. The taste is big with hops, nice bitter lemon flavors. Some subtle malt in the finish. The mouthfeel is very drinkable, smooth and juicy. Overall this is really good but not as good as some of the HF IPA's.
Serving type: growler
05-01-2013 22:29:20 | More by Knapp85
4.8/5 rDev +5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
A: Had at Dark Lord Day out of a BCS snifter. Great orange color. Bubbly and very inviting.
S: Incredible. Citrus smell is overwhelming in a good way.
T: Very good. Citrus aftertase is awesome. Similar to ZD.
M: Dry. Bitter.
O: Impressive. My fav Hill beer. Would definitely have again.
Serving type: growler
04-30-2013 01:54:02 | More by Snudge4Ever
Double Citra from Hill Farmstead Brewery
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