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Allagash Curieux (Bourbon Barrel-Aged Tripel) - Allagash Brewing Company
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Ratings: 2,799 | Reviews: 781 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by wspscott:
3.88/5 rDev -9.1%
750ml bottle in Duvel tulip
bottled on Nov 2009
Found this in the basement, purchased a couple of years ago in NJ. Probably bought too many 750s and this one got lost in the back.
A: Light golden/copper color with a 1/2 finger not-quite-white head, large than expected given the alcohol level.
S: Light bourbon and a little oak/woodiness.
T: Lots of oak character (vanilla cream) but not much in the way of tannins. There is a subtle belgian-yeast flavor (fruity esters) but not much. The bourbon is very integrated, most of what is obvious is wood vs. bourbon.
M: Crisp and yet somewhat creamy/mouthcoating, I assume this is the tripel interacting with the wood.
O: An obviously well made beer that almost certainly would have been better 2 years ago., still tastes very good, but everything is too muted to be world class. Based on this bottle and other reviews, I would definitely purchase again.
04-11-2013 02:37:20 | More by wspscott
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North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -5.2%
Had on tap at Sticks ans Stones tonight.Poured into a goblit a lightly hazed lighter golden with a nicely formed white head.Aromas are big in the bourbon barrel department with mild phenols and spiced pears,a nice mix of things going on.Sweet bourbon vanilla flavors along with more sweet alcohol,spiced phenols are there but kept in check pretty well,some boozy fruit in the finish.A nice barrel aged tripel not over the top bourbon wise but it packs a kick.
05-09-2013 23:48:36 | More by oberon
4.4/5 rDev +3%
08-30-2014 03:22:57 | More by Dekhar
3.88/5 rDev -9.1%
Appearance This special Allagash offering is dark, hazy orange in color with a smallish head.
Smell The yeast backbone is substantial here and well complimented with some good, unsweetened orangish notes and a bit of pepper. The threat of alcohol looms large at the nose.
Taste Yes, this is a big ABV Allagash. The first part of the taste is almost like a strong orange liqueur. The yeast eases up a bit but not much and the spices are a bit powdery.
Mouthfeel This medium-bodied Tripel will dry your mouth with its powdery spices and sting your tongue with its high ABV.
Drinkability If you like big, high-ABV Belgian yeast bombs (like I do) then this is for you.
Comments I think this was one of the most frequently-ordered brews at the Anam Cara Belgian Beer Fest pre-party. It was quite the party favorite.
11-12-2004 16:42:24 | More by RoyalT
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-04-2013 00:25:07 | More by aszatk01
2.55/5 rDev -40.3%
On tap at Roman's in Milwaukee.
Dusty orange gold body with spritzer carbonation and a healthy white cloud atop.
Huge vanilla/oak aroma is surprisingly balanced out by a luscious tropical fruit medley of lime, apricot, papaya, and an abundance of peach skin.
Smooth and warming feel with a bit of an alcohol bite/burn. Tropical fruit flavors are overwhelmed by the boozey/oaky/vanilla character. I find the barrel aging to be a detraction from an already solid, albeit delicate beer. Some spice and hop bitterness manages to shine through the booze.
Drinkability is destroyed by the barrel aging.
Not my cup of tea at all, but Im not that in to barrel aging of most beers.
08-17-2006 16:53:28 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.5/5 rDev -18%
07-14-2014 12:04:59 | More by DanGeo
New York
4.8/5 rDev +12.4%
A: A golden beer with an orange hue and moderate haze. The white head is a mix of mostly compact bubbles with a few larger soapy bubbles mixed in. It leaves a fine lacing on the glass.
S: A medium-strong orange aroma with medium-light black pepper note and a light malt sweetness. The oak brings medium aromas of vanilla and coconut notes with a subtle whisky character in the background. There is a low floral alcohol aroma.
T: There is a blend of flavors matching the aroma just differing in intensity. The orange still dominates but the honey-like malt sweetness taken with coconut and vanilla from the oak and the light perfume-like, floral quality from the alcohol combine into a sort of adult candy thing, in the vain of how a black licorice or horehound isn't a kids candy. With a medium hops bitterness and a near equal sweetness the balance is about even, but the bitterness has a bit more staying power in the medium finish. The aftertaste is of orange and a slight orange peel bitterness with a light spice note.
M: A medium-full bodied beer with a strong level of carbonation.
O: A flavorful Belgian Tripel with a balanced oak character that compliments the beer and adds to the complex flavors.
09-04-2013 23:29:28 | More by MadScientist
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
04-06-2012 03:20:25 | More by Mac19872
4.3/5 rDev +0.7%
Allagash Curieux(Bourbon Barrel- aged Tripel).
11% alcohol 750ml corked and caged bottle. Cork popped off like a mofo when opening.
A- Pours a crisp and clear orange fluid with active carbonation leading to a one inch head that falls to a thick froth leaving excellent patchy lacing.
S- Scents of fresh Belgian yeast upfront with grassy and citrus hops and light bourbon hints on the nose in alcohol fumes.
T-M- Taste is very tame for what I expected. Mild touches of Triple qualities of yeast, fresh citrusy hops, warming alcohol and very smooth and light bourbon flavors. At 11% I will say i'm amazed at the smooth mouthfeel from start to finish. Alcohol is hidden even at room temp. Wow. Light carbonation on the tongue allows this Triple to go down with a slight warming of the throat as it passes down to the belly.
D- Great beer hands down but for the price of 17.49 a 750Ml i'll most likely pass. Light bourbon notes compared to a regular barrel aged beer but with the mouthfeel and drinkablity of this one who gives a shit??? Cheers!
04-01-2010 19:11:53 | More by wesbrownyeah
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
09-08-2013 20:33:21 | More by SanFranJake
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
01-06-2013 20:30:02 | More by Matty-K
New Jersey
1/5 rDev -76.6%
12-31-2011 01:48:26 | More by Kidvicious
New York
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
01-19-2013 16:34:01 | More by SkiBum22
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -5.6%
Served in a 10oz glass at Tyler's Taproom in Apex, NC.
Fantastic 2-fingers or so of head sitting on top of a slightly hazy light golden yellow brew. Lots of active carbonation. Head retention was very good and lacing was strong almost all the way down the glass.
The aroma is the first hint of something different here - there is a nice hint of the bourbon-vanilla-oak thing, presumably from the barrel aging. It's complex with some other fruit aromas mingling in there as well.
Trips are a favorite of mine and I wasn't sure about messing with it, but I'm glad Allagash did because this was awesome. The notes of oak, vanilla, and the spice notes of the tripel are simply a great combination. There is definitely a warming from the alcohol content, especially on the finish.
Overall a great brew. I love the tripel style and I like Allagash's take on the style. Nice!
12-05-2010 01:34:30 | More by SIRIUS2
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
02-12-2014 20:01:02 | More by beergod82
4/5 rDev -6.3%
04-16-2014 04:15:35 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.2/5 rDev -1.6%
A very interesting beer. It poured a medium golden color with a little cloudiness to it and a small white head that lingered till the last sip. The smell right away was full of vanilla alchohol and bourbon. The taste was very unique. It started out like a tripple with a bit of frutiness and malt sweetness and then as you are about to swallow the oak barrel characteristics kick in. The vanilla sweetness comes around and finnishes with a very smoothe, Maker's Mark-esque flavor. After pouring the yeast from the bottle, the flavor had a little more sweetness an frutiness. I would suggest setting the bottle on the side for a bit and letting all the yeast mix in as it yields a more flaverfull beer imo. But it is defiantly recommedned nonetheless.
12-22-2005 11:42:55 | More by Dmann
4.58/5 rDev +7.3%
Shared this bottle with my dad this afternoon. Bottled September 2004. After struggling with the cork a bit it popped out nicely. The beer poured a wonderful bright golden color with a small bubbly white head. A touch cloudy with lots of active carbonation. Aromas of bountiful tropical fruit with a fresh yeastiness. Candy sweet scents meld into a warm bourbon undertone. Hints of vanilla and wood work their way into the simply lovely aroma. Each inhalation beckons me to take a sip.
Curieux brings a smooth, slightly creamy maltiness accented by a mix of tropical fruit flavors, coconut and vanilla. Midway through I get a nice yeastiness with a warming stream of bourbon. Finishes beautifully, a bit dry with a touch of lingering wood. An awesome barrel aged tripel, easily the best I've ever sampled. Delicately balanced with only a hint of alcohol and the perfect marriage of bourbon flavors from the barrel.
Mouthfeel is smooth and medium bodied. Goes down so easily and is actually quite refreshing. This is almost deceptively drinkable, at over 9% abv I could be in trouble before I know it with this one. A treat to drink, I'm sad this is my only bottle. Hopefully I will come across this beer again. Cheers to Allagash for creating a Jim Beam barrel aged work of art.
06-12-2006 00:30:52 | More by orbitalr0x
4.28/5 rDev +0.2%
Smells fascinating... like some kind of moldy exotic cheese. Complex and beyond my capability of description.
A lighter colored beer. Cloudy golden pale. Small head.
Taste... well, you can really taste the bourbon & oak notes, specifically on the first sip & the finish. But only very subtley. It doesnt hit you in the face with the alcohol like you might expect. Masterfully blended. Very full-bodied and tons of character. You'll need to have more than one bottle to fully dissect this beer.
Drinkability? As I can only find this in one specific location, a nearby bar, I will be trying this again sometime in the near future, probably near christmas. I look forward to the opportunity. An excellent, complex beer. To be savored.
11-24-2005 05:43:08 | More by chOAKbarrell
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
This id a wonderful beer. It pours a dark yellow, without too much of a head. There is some lacing, but not a lot. It has a spicy/fruity odor to it. The taste is complex: fruit, spice, and a darker backtaste. It's feels great in the mouth, not too carbonated. A really great beer to drink.
01-11-2006 20:44:41 | More by lordofthewiens
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
07-25-2014 04:22:58 | More by DaftPatrick
4/5 rDev -6.3%
01-23-2012 20:56:35 | More by MJLatimer
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev -3.3%
It's fizzy like a Coke product, but I suppose it's supposed to be. A bourbon barrel-aged tripel--I haven't had many of these, but it's far lighter in color than I expected: hardly yellow; mostly white; but cloudy. From a harsher perspective, it looks like a Bud Light served in a dirty glass; even from a more appreciative and respectful perspective, it looks like cloudy piss. Like cloudy piss, in fact, its contents are mysterious and curious.
The smell is provocatively fruity. There's some dirty but subtle bourbon backbone to what is a banana and green apple tree. The yeast brings about a spicy, peppery olfactory tingle. It's remarkable!
Dry white pepper combines with a freeze-dried banana vibe. This is a beer I would take hiking...to wash down my trail mix. The touch of bourbon is more of a smell and a feel than a taste. It makes me think either the bourbon wasn't that strong, the barrel was only freshly used, and/or the beer sat within the barrel only for a limited time. It's good. It's weird, though. It harly tastes like a beer. It's a carbonated refreshment to accompany my cashew and raisin mix! I mean, really, never have I so associated a beer with a mountain hike!! Course, an 11% 750 to the dome might not be the best to bolster survival skills.
The feel is dry like a chardonnay. That peppery Beligan yeast tickle is a tad spicy. It's a concoction--like something cooked in a cauldron. It's the most impressive beer I've tasted that looks like it looks. Really, I could set it up next to Natty Light in a dirty glass and you'd have to investigate a bit to discriminate the difference. I could do with a little more bourbon, but I respect the fact that it imparts only a minimal influence.
Drinkability's good, but it's that peculiar dryness that probably most hinders quaffability. Being that it's 11%, it's noteworthy that something besides alcohol solvency hampers drinkability! I like it, it's neat, it's worth sharing, and it's of a quality that deems it worthy of just having around.
12-31-2010 20:01:19 | More by marvin213
New Hampshire
4.3/5 rDev +0.7%
Poured from a 750ml corked and caged bottle into a Dogfish Head signature glass.
A: Hazy copper pour, the constant stream of bubbles from the etched glass add to the firm creamy head. While the head shrinks to a small covering, the excellent lacing continues without fault.
S: Typical Belgian smell, although maybe slightly more alcoholic. For some reason I am also getting a slight wheat smell. And of course the expected Bourbon/Oak from the ageing.
T: Alcohol up front, followed by the Bourbon and Oak. Some Vanilla makes it through the much stronger alcohol notes. Very well rounded.
M: Just enough carbonation. Medium'ish feel. Slightly creamy and dry, makes me want to have another sip.
D: An easily drinkable barrel aged offering from Allagash. The alcohol is pretty well hidden and the carbonation is perfect for this style. When it comes down to it, it is not hard to drink the 750ml yourself.
01-11-2010 01:43:00 | More by euroslvt
Allagash Curieux (Bourbon Barrel-Aged Tripel) from Allagash Brewing Company
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Cette semaine, les stars essaient les nouvelles tendances, mais ne les portent pas adéquatement. Si plusieurs stars ont eu de la difficulté à bien choisir une couleur appropriée, la robe jaune canari de Kelly Osbourne ne donne définitivement pas sa place et sa coupe est peu flatteuse pour la jeune célébrité.
Découvrez qui sont les célébrités les plus mal habillées de la semaine et dites-nous si vous êtes d'accord ou non.
Emma Roberts
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Voyez toutes nos photos de vedettes qui ont manqué de goût ces derniers temps:
Lady Gaga
It looks like Lady Gaga is taking a page out of Michael Jackson's style book. But instead of looking like the King of Pop, Gaga looks like she's in costume, and an unattractive one at that. The broad shoulders create a weird inverted triangle on her body. New York, August 19th Photo Credit: Getty
Brittany Snow
We love the silhouette of this dress on the "Pitch Perfect" actress, but the color is completely washing her out. Had she worn an ensemble in the same vibrant color as her clutch, she easily could have been on the best-dressed list. West Hollywood, August 14th Photo Credit: Getty
Vanessa Hudgens
Hudgens' braided hair, combined with her heavy dress, make her look like Medusa. The black and gold dress is simply too embellished and overwhelming for her petite stature. Beverly Hills, August 15th Photo Credit: Getty
Christina Milian
The singer chose a bad material for her dress. The shiny burgundy leather is a little hard on the eyes and clashes with her two-toned hair color. Los Angeles, August 16th Photo Credit: Getty
Rita Ora
Rita Ora, we know that animal print is always in style, but a head-to-toe animal print sweatsuit isn't. Chelmsford, August 18th Photo Credit: Getty
Rebecca Hall
Hall's top mimics a straitjacket the way it fits (and pulls) across the arms. And we're also not fans of her knee-length skirt with those nude boots -- both are cutting off her leg at an awkward spot, making her look shorter. New York, August 19th Photo Credit: Getty
Julia Stiles
The "Closed Circuit" actress fell victim to a bad print and frumpy silhouette. Even with a belt, the dress has no shape and doesn't accentuate Stiles' figure. New York, August 19th Photo Credit: Getty
Cate Blanchett
We want to love everything the "Blue Jasmine" star wears, but this floor-length dress is not doing anything for her creamy complexion. We wish she had shown a little skin to break up the overly sweet orange hue. Sydney, August 20th Photo Credit: Getty
Maria Sharapova
We're not exactly sure what material Sharapova's dress is made out of (plastic perhaps?), but one thing is for sure, it looks waterproof, which is always something you want in a red carpet dress... or not. New York, August 20th Photo Credit: Getty
Brooke Burke
This "Dancing With the Stars" winner has talent, but when it comes to getting dressed, she could use some help. Her drop crotch and shiny pants are creating extra bulk around her nether regions, while her grey fedora looks like it belongs in a 2002 Janet Jackson video. West Hollywood, August 21st Photo Credit: Getty
Kelly Osbourne
Tacky '80s prom, anyone? Hollywood, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Aisha Taylor
The issue with Tyler's dress is the cut. The length of her frock isn't flattering, as it's cutting off at the widest part of her thigh, and those chunky heels are shortening her leg. Hollywood, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Emma Roberts
The top half of Roberts' dress is beautiful, but she loses us down below. The mullet train is too voluminous, and the material resembles a garbage bag. Had she just stuck to the cute short skirt, this could have been best-dressed material. New York, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Cat Deeley
The television host's top is confusing us. Is it a bathing suit? Is it a turtleneck? We're not really sure. Hollywood, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Holland Roden
Everything in moderation -- floral included. Hollywood, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Though a graphic print dress can be an exciting way to liven up a look, the print is crucial to its success. We're not sure we'd ever want to be walking down the red carpet with the words "motel" scrawled across our bodies. Las Vegas, August 2nd Photo Credit: Getty
Tara Reid
We really love neon for the summer, but head-to-toe fluorescent coral can easily skew tacky. We also wish she had opted for a bit more coverage up top and a different hemline. She is on the red carpet and this dress looks more appropriate for the beach. Los Angeles, August 2nd Photo Credit: Getty
Alyssa Milano
The actress' jumpsuit is a little wrinkled and that, combined with her bouffant, neon pumps and cut-outs, adds up to one distracting outfit. Hollywood, August 1st Photo Credit: Getty
Chloë Grace Moretz
We were totally confused when we saw Moretz in this outfit, as she is usually a total style maven. But this week, her boxy pinstripe suit looked more like something she pulled out of her dad's closet rather than haute couture. London, August 5th Photo Credit: Getty
Minka Kelly
Kelly chose the wrong print on her maxi dress, as it is making her look wider than she actually is. New York, August 5th Photo Credit: Getty
Sarah Hyland
The "Modern Family" star attempted to wear an avant-garde dress, but she fell a little short. The tacked-on embellishments on her sleeves are perplexing, while that massive key hole looks like a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen. Los Angeles, August 5th Photo Credit: Getty
Selena Gomez
Though we don't mind the crop top on the singer, it's her pants that lose us. Baggy leather pants are never okay... and hardly do her figure justice (we think she's been taking too many fashion tips from Bieber). New York, July 26th Photo Credit: Getty
Rita Ora
When wearing neon, it's important to keep the rest of the look simple. Here, Ora made the mistake of pairing her loud outfit with stark white thigh-high boots, pigtails and bright red lipstick, completely overloading our senses. London, July 25th Photo Credit: Getty
Zosia Mamet
Poor Zosia! We want to love everything she wears, but this look is making it tough. Between her printed top, satin shorts and matching shoes, there is too much going on. Montauk, July 26th Photo Credit: Getty
Ashley Tisdale
It's as if Perry and Tisdale were in cahoots this week! Ashley's frock reminds of us of "The Little Mermaid" (perhaps it has something to do with the shells on the bust area), while her chunky black boots don't jive with the delicate dress. Universal City, July 26th Photo Credit: Getty
Katy Perry
While attending the "Smurfs 2" premiere in LA, Katy Perry looked... well, a lot like a smurf. We understand the kitschy intention behind her ensemble, but the top of her dress resembles something a figure skater might wear, and her blue shoes render the look cartoonish. Los Angeles, July 28th Photo Credit: Getty
Tilda Swinton
The British actress cloaked herself in an unflattering silhouette (it's impossible to see her shape under all the fabric) and an off-putting shade of brown. Seoul, July 29th Photo Credit: Getty
Lady Gaga
Leather + Cut-outs + Sheer + An Exposed Bra = Overkill. New York, July 27th Photo Credit: Getty
Rachel Bilson
We adore this short hemline on the petite "Hart of Dixie" star, but the dress itself looks like a kindergarten project gone wrong. The sequins appear as though they were haphazardly applied, making her look sloppy. Los Angeles, July 29th Photo Credit: Getty
Tyra Banks
Tyra's cup runneth over (or should we say cups?), making us too distracted to look at the rest of her ensemble. This much cleavage should never appear on the red carpet. Los Angeles, July 29th Photo Credit: Getty
Sharon Osborne
Unless Osbourne is getting ready to walk down the aisle, this dress is not appropriate. Los Angeles, July 29th Photo Credit: Getty
Amanda Seyfried
Usually a red carpet favorite, "The Big Wedding" star didn't hit the mark this week. The color palette she chose completely washed her out. New York, July 30th Photo Credit: Getty
Rachel Bilson
We expect better from you, Rachel Bilson. All the earthy tones in this look are washing out the "Hart of Dixie" star's complexion and those suede shoes are hardly flattering -- they are actually breaking up the look and making her look shorter. San Diego, July 28th Photo Credit: Getty
Jennifer Lopez
J.Lo made the mistake of picking a dress that is too busy. The pattern on her frock is metallic overload, especially when paired with those silver pumps and flashy jewelry. Miami, July 28th Photo Credit: Getty
Wearing head-to-toe animal print makes you look, well, like an animal. Or like you're dressing up as one for Halloween. London, July 19th Photo Credit: Getty
Jennifer Morrison
We are major fans of power clashing, but not in this case. The pattern, combined with the cut, reminds us of a table cloth. Morrison should have shorten the hemline or opted for another silhouette. San Diego, July 20th Photo Credit: Getty
Ashley Roberts
This dress is too short and ill-fitting. It's bunching in all the wrong places and making her ensemble look sloppy. London, July 21st Photo Credit: Getty
Ginnifer Goodwin
This pine green mullet dress is not becoming on Goodwin. The shift style is giving her no shape and all the ruffle detailing at the back is adding extra bulk. San Diego, July 20th Photo Credit: Getty
Solange Knowles
Solange is usually the queen of cool, but here her look just doesn't come together. The slit on her skirt is dangerously high and we aren't huge fans of her bulky top or clunky bow platforms. New York, July 22nd Photo Credit: Getty
Ginnifer Goodwin
The "Electric City" star is having a tough week. There is something about this dress that is reminding us of an apron. Maybe's it's the color, oversized fit or pockets, but one thing is for sure, it does not belong on the red carpet. San Diego, July 20th Photo Credit: Getty
Cate Blanchett
We want to love this look, but can't. The top half resembles a cape (which is a little confusing on the red carpet) and it looks like moss is growing out the bottom half. New York, July 22nd Photo Credit: Getty
Heidi Klum
A long silk black jumpsuit in the middle of summer hardly seems like an appropriate choice. Not only does Klum look like she's sweating bullets, but that material was not meant to withstand this heat. Just look at all those wrinkles! New York, July 23rd Photo Credit: Getty
Aubrey Plaza
There are a few issues with Plaza's dress. First of all, the material and color aren't doing her any favors (it looks like she wrapped herself in paper towel). But the biggest problem here is fit. The dress is too big in the bust area and not tight enough in the bodice. Los Angeles, July 23rd Photo Credit: Getty
Jennifer Hawkins
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FAIRFAX, Virginia – Kelly Secrest pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the ninth and Ryan LaGrange went 4-for-4 as UNCW topped host George Mason, 4-2, in Colonial Athletic Association baseball action on Friday at Spuhler Field.
The Seahawks, who improved to 7-4 on the road, raised their record to 28-10 overall and 10-2 in the league. GMU, meanwhile, dropped to 13-26 and 5-14.
The Patriots loaded the bases in the bottom of the ninth against Secrest before the lefthander closed out the threat with a lineout to first and a strikeout to end it for his fifth save of the season.
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Inside the numbers: UNCW landed its leadoff hitter in 7-of-9 innings while GMU managed just 1-of-9 … Mat Batts recorded just two ground ball outs while reliever Justin Livengood recorded two in his only inning of relief … UNCW improved to 12-0 versus lefthanded starters this season.
Notes: Friday's game was moved to 1 p.m. with the area expecting severe weather later in the afternoon … Michael Bass reached base safely for the 35th straight game, tying Jason Appel (2008) for second-longest streak in program history … Extending hitting streaks on Friday were Luke Dunlap, career-long nine games, Ryan LaGrange and Terence Connelly to eight games … Batts saw a streak of four straight complete game outings halted … UNCW improved to 52-44 all-time against the Patriots … Jack Lane made his 83rd career appearance for UNCW and is now one outing from tying Adam Paul (2003-06) for fourth with 84 … Ryan LaGrange leads the Seahawks with nine, 2-out RBI's this season.
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4.01/5 rDev +0.8%
A - poured into a pint with a burnt orange color and one finger head. lots of carbonation bubbles.
S - Carmel, pine and citrus, a hint of grapefruit
T - Mild pine taste up front. citrus a little pineapple and a grapefruit character. not very bitter. very balanced with the malt backbone.
M - light side on the body and moderate carbonation. A little creamy and crisp.
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The brewery states that it's unfiltered, unpasteurized, with an intense hop character. Crafty sounding to say the least. Sunrise orange hue, nearly crystal clear. The froth clings well. Sticky sweet pink grapefruit with some herbal and wild flower aromas form the hops. Not a whole lot of malt in the nose as the hops are clearly dominant. Exceptionally smooth with a creamy medium body. The prickly sharpness from the hop bitterness needles the taste buds with a clean, spicy character. Heavy and deep herbal and citric rind flavor wrings out the taste buds with each sip. Spikes of malt pop up here and there with dry biscuity flavors, alcohol drops a clean fruitiness that resembles pears and Red Delicious apples. Puckering dry finish with a long dragging trail of hoppiness.
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Pours a slightly hazy peach with a tight one finger head that leaves a ring of lace behind,big lemon essence in the aroma along with spruce anf touch of nutty malt.Really like the flavors going on here citrusy and pine/resin really stand out but there is real nutyy malt presence to keep this beer in my mind a true quaffable,sessionable IPA.True American in its big hoppiness but not over the top,well done.
08-14-2005 21:43:24 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +0.5%
Appearance This one poured a beautiful deep but illuminating orange in color with a wonderful, lacing head.
Smell Ah, the dry-hopping leads the nose here followed by a deeper, leafy hoppiness and some nice, creamy malts. The malt aroma is thick and laced with caramel.
Drinkability The malts and light yeast come up a bit bigger at the taste, making this a balanced down South IPA. The finish is sweet and caramelly.
Mouthfeel This one just is medium-bodied with some good bitterness throughout and a modest but effective carbonation level.
Drinkability This IPA is well put together, very balanced, and highly drinkable.
Comments Thanks to the ever-thoughtful Uncle Flip for putting this in my WTF BIF box.
09-30-2005 02:04:47 | More by RoyalT
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05-03-2014 18:33:12 | More by Hoppin_mad
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
Appearance: Cloudy orange color with small head development on the pour.
Smell: Sweet, candy-like aroma.
Taste: Tangy, tuttie-fruity flavor.
Mouthfeel: Pretty much what you would expect from an American IPA, medium-bodied and moderately bitter.
Drinkability: Good.
Notes: Overall a decent beer, although nothing steller for the style but okay at least.
05-22-2011 18:50:12 | More by ExtraStout
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06-02-2012 23:25:27 | More by Zakk
3.93/5 rDev -1.3%
Pours bright orange with some friendly yeast floaties.
It has a really nice nose, very hop forward. Grapefruit is noticeable with American hop resins.
Well balanced flavors with juicy grapefruit notes and fresh orange citrus.
The body is almost too light, though that adds a sessionable element.
I would say if you're having a few, this is a good choice. If you just want one, you might want to go with something a little more satisfying. Good pizza beer.
01-01-2010 20:50:01 | More by brownbeer
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3.85/5 rDev -3.3%
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A-Honey, Iced tead color with 1 inch head white head that quickly dissipated
S-Grapefruit and sweet melon like flavor
T-Strong grapefruit and lemon lime citrus and pine, very strong flavor, as you drink there is a little more malt forward flavors(honey?) but they are hard to pick out because of the strong hops,
M-Not the creamiest or smoothest mouth feel, decent carbonation, drying finish that isn't the greatest
O-Pretty decent IPA but very rought about the edges, Could use a little time to mellow
12-16-2008 23:46:25 | More by hopsleeroy
3.63/5 rDev -8.8%
Sweet Water IPA...6.7 alcohol content.
A- Pours a beautiful orange hued fluid that turns to a firey blood orange color in sunlight.
Has a nice foamy head that falls into a small bubbly rim around the edges of glass. Nice lacing grabs the sides.
S- Smells of sweet sun ripened grapefruit with tangy overtones of lemon and sugar.
T-M- Taste is a very balanced grapefruit with tones of orange, lemon zest, mild grass and a whole lot of fruity sweet tart and tang. Strange balance of hops... are there malts? Mouthfeel is wet with slick feel of citrus astringentcy nothing more.
D- Drinkable in my eyes, but strange flavors and burps make me think hop extracts where used in place of real dry-hopping. Hey worked for Hop Stoopid... Would have again just wouldn't look to hard.
10-08-2009 23:54:19 | More by wesbrownyeah
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08-25-2013 01:49:07 | More by tbryan5
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06-25-2012 02:48:17 | More by BenTherHppedThat
North Carolina
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Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Clear bright copper-gold in color with very light white head that reduces to a thin film of bubbles and a solid ring. Lacing clings nicely down the glass.
S: Very sharp hops on the nose, a very hard floral hop smell.
T: Nice hops are immediate but not nearly at the intensity that might be expected from the initial smell. Nicely matched with a light or pale malt and finishes mostly clean, with just a bit of bitter in the linger.
M&D: Light to moderate mouthfeel with light and persistent carbonation. The quick clean finish makes this enjoyable to drink as you get plenty of hops but don't seem overwhelmed. Nice brew!
Special thanks to Maria for picking this up for me on her travels.
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This beer takes on a nice golden straw color with a slight orange hue. Head was rather small and disappeared quickly. Aroma is quite strong and runs rampant with juicy hops. Aroma is characterized by a blend of grapefruit and a touch of tangerine. Taste is slightly different than the smell and is a nice crisp blend of citrus, pine and resin flavors. Initially the juicy citrus and pine show through but the finish is of resin. Mouthfeel is average in heaviness for an IPA. Flavors linger for a short while, a little too short. Drinkability is awesome for this beer. The intense aroma and nice taste make this beer my usual session beer of choice (it doesnt hurt that I can get it locally and fairly cheap).
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On tap at ATL airport draft house.
A- Pours a clear reddish orange with a small off -white head. Does leave some lacing.
S -- Mostly citrus hops up front. Subtle aroma, but good.
T - Definitely hop-forward, but not a hop bomb. Again, mostly citrus but a bit of pine as well. A subtle malt presence throughout the taste. Finishes dry and pleasantly bitter.
M -- Medium mouthfeel with nice creaminess. Carbonation level seems spot on.
O -- A very good IPA,and one of the best beers I've ever had in an airport, but a step below the best of the style.
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The U.S. Postal Service plans to end Saturday mail delivery as soon as August to cut financial losses, a change Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said it can make without Congress's approval if necessary.
The service, which lost $15.9 billion last year, said it would continue six-day deliveries of packages, deliver mail to post-office boxes and keep open retail locations that now operate on Saturdays.
The change would lead to the elimination of 22,500 full- time equivalent jobs and reduce costs by as much as $2 billion a year, Donahoe said. Job cuts can be made by attrition and buyouts, he said at a news conference in Washington.
"We need to generate nearly $20 billion in cost reductions and revenue increases to be able to close our budget gap and repay our debt," Donahoe said at the service's headquarters.
Lawmakers have stifled previous cost-cutting proposals, including efforts to end Saturday mail delivery.
Cutting Saturday delivery is allowed under Congress's continuing resolution funding government operations that expires March 27, Donahoe said.
"It is our opinion with the way the law is set with the continuing resolution, we can make this change," he said.
House Speaker John Boehner said lawmakers need to have bipartisan conversations about the Postal Service's future and take action.
"Trying to act in this postal area is pretty difficult," the Ohio Republican told reporters Wednesday. "Congress has tied their hands every which way."
The post office's losses have continued to widen and are estimated at $25 million a day. Mail volume is down 26 percent from its 2006 peak. To pay bills and keep the mail moving, the postal service has had to skip $11.1 billion of required payments over the past two years for future retirees' health costs. It exhausted its $15 billion borrowing authority last September.
The service, which has 521,000 career employees, says it will run out of money in October even after ignoring this year's retiree health obligation. If it can't pay workers or buy fuel for trucks, Americans looking for their bills, magazines and catalogs could find empty mailboxes.
Rep. Darrell Issa, a California Republican who leads the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which oversees post office operations, backed Wednesday's proposal. Issa included elimination of Saturday delivery in a postal bill that didn't come to a vote in the House last year.
Issa and Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn, his party's senior member on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, sent a letter to Congress calling the change to five-day delivery a "common-sense reform" that is "worthy of bipartisan support."
Sen. Tom Carper, a Delaware Democrat who heads the governmental affairs committee, said he's "disappointed" by the Postal Service's move. A Senate measure approved last year would have required the service to study Saturday delivery changes for two years and Carper said he'd prefer that route.
"Despite my disappointment, it's hard to condemn the Postmaster General for moving aggressively to do what he believes he can and must do to keep the lights on at the Postal Service, which may be only months away from insolvency," Carper said in a statement.
President Barack Obama's budget proposal for fiscal 2013, released last year, called for cutting one day of mail delivery each week.
Fredric Rolando, president of the National Association of Letter Carriers union, called the move "disastrous" and said Donahoe should resign or be ousted.
"If the Postmaster General is unwilling or unable to develop a smart growth strategy that serves the nearly 50 percent of business mailers that want to keep six-day service, and if he arrogantly thinks he is above the law or has the right to decide policy matters that should be left to Congress, it is time for him to step down," Rolando said in an emailed statement.
Americans, by an almost 4-1 majority, supported ending Saturday mail delivery in a 2011 national poll of registered voters by Quinnipiac University, in Hamden, Conn.
About 5 percent of the postal service's employees in January accepted a cost-cutting early retirement offer. The service says it has already cut about 60,000 full-time jobs in the past two years.
Donahoe, in a Jan. 3 statement, urged Congress to make postal legislation "an urgent priority."
"We are on an unsustainable financial path," Donahoe said. "The Postal Service should not have to do business this way."


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