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Superintendent will be paid up to $80,000 to leave Greenfield district
Greenfield - Conrad Farner, Greenfield School District's superintendent for more than five years, will leave to become human resources director with the Cedarburg School District, with Greenfield paying him up to $80,000 in a separation agreement.
Farner's contract isn't up until the end of the 2013-14 school year, but the Greenfield School Board on Monday approved the separation agreement, following a closed session.
Under the agreement, the district will pay $40,000 into a tax-sheltered annuity account this year, $25,000 to the account in January 2014 and $15,000 to it in January 2015. If Farner gets another superintendent's position for at least $140,000 before that, the payments will stop, under the terms of the agreement.
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Casting the only vote against it was School Board President Bruce Bailey, who said, "There's no need for extra money to leave the district." Farner's salary of $143,386 is sufficient, he added.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 29
Teams were looking to continue winning ways or bounce back after opening-week losses Aug. 28 and 29.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 2.
14 farmers fooled by fake $50 bills at West Allis market
West Allis police are investigating 14 reports of counterfeit bills at the West Allis farmers market from last Thursday.
The vendors all reported receiving phony $50 bills, according to West Allis police chief Charles Padgett.
Padgett said that the police have a description of one suspect, and are still investigating if the suspect acted alone and if the suspect has been spreading the bogus bills elsewhere.
"We have several reports of counterfeit money throughout the year but not similar to the farmers market incidents at this time," Padgett said.
Dan Koralewski, community health environmentalist for the West Allis health department, said this is the first report of counterfeit cash at the farmers market in about a decade.» Read Full Article
Teachers as well as athletes to get coaching in Greenfield schools
Officials say the Greenfield schools will take a major step toward better teaching when school reconvenes next week after summer vacation.
It's teachers coaching teachers, a voluntary program that was piloted last year and is now ready to go districtwide.
Research suggests that coaching is far more likely to result in actual change in the classroom than other forms of inservices, according to information presented by directors of curriculum and instruction Patrice Ball and Charity Eich.
Only five to 10 percent of teachers listening to presentations of teaching theory actually put those theories into practice, even if they saw them modeled, they said.
But coaching has resulted in 80 to 90 percent of teachers putting theory into practice, they said.
Medical group statement supports later Greenfield school start times
The recurring issue of later secondary school start times may soon recur in Greenfield after the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a policy statement Monday urging high and middle schools to start at 8:30 a.m. or later.
Both the Greenfield middle and high schools start at 7:30 a.m.
The academy's statement based on the latest research was presented to the Greenfield School Board on Monday by Dolores Skowronek, who spearheaded the Greenfield schools examination of all start times and who was chairwoman of the former Greenfield Ad Hoc School Start Time Advisory Committee.
The academy's policy statement says that evidence strongly suggests that start times earlier than 8:30 a.m. lead to insufficient sleep for students and disrupts their sleep rhythms. The academy strongly urges high schools and middle schools to aim for start times that allow students the opportunity to have optimal levels of sleep of 8.5 to 9.5 hours per night.
It warns that adolescent sleep deprivation can lead to greater risk of obesity, of type 2 diabetes because of metabolic dysfunctions, increased risk of car crashes, less physical activity, increased risk of anxiety, depression and suicide, poor impulse control and self-regulation, decreased motivation, lower ability to pay attention, cognitive deficits affecting memory and abstract thinking resulting in lower academic achievement and higher dropout rates and mood disorders.» Read Full Article
West Allis proposes financing plan for ex-foundry site
West Allis would spend $5.1 million to help redevelop a former foundry into light industrial space and other uses under a new proposal pending before city officials.
The money would be spent within a 14.7-acre tax incremental financing district that encompasses the 11.8-acre former Milwaukee Ductile Iron foundry, and two additional parcels.
The former foundry, south of W. National Ave. and east of S. 68th St., was sold in November to demolition contractor The MRD Group Inc., for $1.05 million. The property was sold by an affiliate of Auburn, Ind.-based Metal Technologies Inc., which closed Milwaukee Ductile Iron in 2009.
MRD is demolishing the former foundry for scrap. Once that work is completed, the city would buy the cleared site and conduct an environmental cleanup, according to the proposal.
City officials expect the tax financing district to include 120,000 square feet of light industrial space, and 60,000 square feet of additional commercial space, with the new property values totaling nearly $12 million. Property taxes from those new buildings would pay back the city's funds within 27 years, a city Department of Development report said.» Read Full Article
Mason's scoring spree leads Slinger past Whitnall
Senior running back Jacob Mason rushed for five touchdowns and scored a total of 38 points as visiting Slinger spoiled the debut of new Whitnall head coach Jared McGranahan with a 44-16 victory over the host Falcons.
Mason, who also serves as the Owls placekicker, scored on runs of 30, 10, 8, 5, and 4 yards as Slinger controlled the line of scrimmage from the opening kickoff. His 30-yard scamper on Slinger's first offensive possession got the Owls on the board, and his 33-yard field goal on their second drive staked them to an early 10-0 lead.
"If you aren't where you need to be, and you don't use proper technique, you won't get a second shot against that young man (Mason)," said McGranahan. "He took a few long on us, and he is a heck of a player.
Whitnall answered with an offensive drive deep into Slinger territory, but Falcons quarterback Tyler Merritt was intercepted looking for receiver Michael Grim on an out route, as Slinger defensive back Jesse Bellefeuil undercut Grim to make the play at the Owls 10-yard-line. Bellefeuil, who muffed a punt that Slinger recovered on the previous series, returned the interception all the way to Whitnall's 36-yard line, and Mason would hammer home his second touchdown of the game three plays later. Bellefeuil's show of mental toughness was not lost on his head coach.
"I always tell our kids that when they make a mistake, they are going to get another opportunity to make a play," said Slinger head coach Bill Jacklin. "These games are really momentum driven, and that play helped us greatly."» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Aug. 22
As August ends, the Wisconsin preps football season begins.
Games started Thursday and continued through Saturday as programs faced off against Week 1 opponents.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 1.
Greendale School Board OKs schools as polling places for general election
Greendale — The Greendale School District will permit the village to keep its traditional polling places in schools for the upcoming general election.
The district formally asked the village's board of trustees in May to move the polling places from the schools by the general election on November 4 after concerns arose about the safety of students during election days.
After months of discussion between the school district and village administration, the board of trustees approved a referendum question for the general election on July 15. The referendum question will ask residents: "Should the polling places for the Village of Greendale be located in buildings other than in schools owned by the Greendale School District?"
Currently, all three of the district's elementary schools and the high school are used as polling places.
With the village's efforts to find alternative locations in mind, school board members unanimously approved Monday use of its facilities for the general election.» Read Full Article
West Allis-West Milwaukee district at center of rapid changes in education
This summer, an English teacher sat down to type a four-page letter, single-spaced, explaining to the West Allis-West Milwaukee administration and School Board why he was resigning from a job he loved after 18 years.
In any other year, the concerns of former Nathan Hale High School teacher Eric Zentner might have carried less weight.
But the letter that reached School Board members in June was the first public indication of what might have spurred an uptick in staff departures from West Allis-West Milwaukee's schools this past year.
His concerns — the micromanaging of teachers, pressure to adapt too quickly to new technology, increasing workloads, pressure to make discipline and academic data look favorable, and low staff morale — were soon echoed by dozens of other teacher letters that reached board members.
The next month, Superintendent Kurt Wachholz suddenly retired.» Read Full Article
West Allis industrial construction project starts this fall
West Allis gunman didn't target anyone before suicide, police say
fired four gunshots into the ceiling of his apartment, prompting a neighbor to call police, before the man turned the gun on himself, officials said Thursday.A West Allis man
West Allis police officers were called about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to an apartment complex in the 10400 block of W. Lincoln Ave. Officers secured the building and ordered the 31-year-old shooter to leave his apartment. When officers entered the apartment, they found the man was dead.
The man was not targeting anyone, and he lived in an upper unit with no other apartments above him, West Allis Deputy Chief Robert J. Fletcher said Thursday.
No one else was injured in the incident, and the investigation was ongoing Thursday morning.
Police have not publicly identified the man.
Meijer goes forward with Mount Carmel site in Greenfield
Plans for a Meijer super store offering both groceries and department store merchandise will go to the Greenfield Plan Commission for a conceptual project review Tuesday, Aug. 12.
The store plus an attached garden center and a separate gas/concenience building would be on the site of the former Mount Carmel nursing home, 5700 W. Layton Ave.
The store would be about 190,000 square feet with a 20,000-square-foot garden center plus the gas station/convience building.
Earlier this year, the Meijer CEO Hank Meijer said the retailer was considering other sites in Greenfield. But the 25-acre site, right off Interstate 894/US 45 is particularly prime and big enough for the store, he said.
Mayor Michael Neitzke said if the store is approved, it would fit into Greenfield's efforts to make Layton Avenue its main street.
Complaint: 2 women in suitcases died during 'breath play'
Kenosha — The two women whose bodies were found in suitcases in June died during "breath play,'' the suspect in their slayings told police.
That's how former police officer Steven Zelich described the sexual bondage activity he inflicted on Jenny Gamez and Laura Simonson, who apparently met him voluntarily at hotels in Kenosha and Rochester, Minn., according to a first-degree intentional homicide charge filed Tuesday in the death of one of the two women.
While "breath play" may sound benign, its technical name is erotic asphyxiation, or asphyxiophilia, and it is extremely dangerous.
On the last of three days with Gamez, Zelich told investigators, he handcuffed her behind her back, blindfolded her, and put a ball gag in her mouth and a rope around her neck to restrict her breathing — until he lost control and she choked to death.
"He may call that accidental. I call that murder," said Kenosha County District Attorney Robert Zapf, speaking to reporters after Zelich's initial court appearance Tuesday. A judge set bail at $2 million.» Read Full Article
New charges expected Tuesday against ex-officer in suitcase bodies case
charged with hiding the bodies of two women found in suitcases by a road crew in Walworth County, expects to face new charges in Kenosha County on Tuesday, his new attorney said.Steven Zelich, the former West Allis police officer
Jonathan Smith said Monday he had not been told what the charges will be, but that Zelich is scheduled for an initial appearance Tuesday afternoon in Kenosha County Circuit Court.
According to the complaint in the current case, Zelich, 52, told investigators that one of the women, Jenny Gamez, died during a sexual encounter in a Kenosha hotel in 2012.
In the Walworth County case, Zelich had been represented by the public defender's office, despite the fact he had been steadily employed as a security guard with the national firm Securitas since 2007.
Records show Smith and his partner, Steven Kohn, visited Zelich at the Walworth County Jail on July 17. By July 31, Zelich had moved to substitute his attorney, and a judge granted the order on Friday.» Read Full Article
West Allis-West Milwaukee superintendent suddenly retires
Kurt Wachholz, superintendent of the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District for the past 10 years, served his last day as district leader Thursday, according to a district spokesperson.
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board met in closed session Wednesday night to consider the superintendent's retirement request and related issues. It's unclear if Wachholz had been planning the retirement, or if was hastened for other reasons.
He had earned recognition in recent years as a district leader embracing the trend toward "next generation learning" and digital initiatives in education.
Wachholz was named superintendent in January 2004, after serving as interim district leader and holding a variety of other administrator roles.
Brian Vissers, district spokesman, said an interim superintendent would be named in the near future.


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Tripel Karmeliet - Brouwerij Bosteels
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Ratings: 3,098 | Reviews: 1,180 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by thepeter:
United Kingdom (England)
4.45/5 rDev +4.2%
Beautiful sticky fluffy white head leaving great lacing and not going anywhere. The aroma coming off the head is great as well. The smell alone just lifts you up off your feet, peaches banana, clove, citrus zest, fresh baked bread, belgian yeast, springtime, flowers, the best smelling woman you ever laid your nose on. Tastes similar but different. Honey sweetness, granny smith apple, bread still there, floural still there, some clove I think and that woman, even though she smacked you upside the head for smelling her, is still there as well. Effervescent MF and light on the tongue. A beautiful beer that is right up there with the best of the style. One day I would like to have it side by side with La fin du Munde adn Wstmalle.
01-24-2012 15:10:05 | More by thepeter
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North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours a light golden with a huge blooming head that leaves big globs of lace down the glass,big spicey aroma peppery and yeasty a touch of smoke and orange.Yeasty up front on the palate with a spritzey lemon note with the spiciness more subdued compared to the aroma,pretty refreshing for a beer with such a high alcohol content.A well made Tripel worthy of high marks.
10-26-2004 00:32:35 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -19.7%
Appearance: First of all, one of my favorite glasses around. Just an over-sized glass with great markings. Excellent to look at. A clear golden pour with a very generous head.
Smell: Hints of caramel and summery fruits...apricot etc but nothing overpowering or really in your face.
Taste: The taste is light and malty with a semi sweet fruitiness. Some hints of caramel, wheat and roasted malt.
Mouthfeel: A little bit too smooth and dull. Lack of a lively body.
Drinkability: the beer itself is decent....alittle better than average maybe. But it is the glass that makes me want to try another.
11-06-2003 05:48:55 | More by Popsinc
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
03-17-2014 19:49:31 | More by davemarc87
4.47/5 rDev +4.7%
Appearance Yellow color with a quick head that builds fast but easily dissipates.
Smell Yeasty aroma with a hint of fruit and citrus mixed with some light spices.
Taste The spiciness really comes through in the taste, but this is no lightweight. The yeast comes up quickly, and its a unique flavor thats sprinkled with more spice and a soft, fluffy feel. Venoms, powdered sugar and soft coriander, analogy fits well here.
Mouthfeel The carbonation is right on. The smoothness is amazing.
Drinkability This is a well put together brew, but its not your average Abbey Trippel. This has more fruity spices than normal so might disappoint the non-adventurous drinker.
Update This was one of the first reviews that I posted on the site back in August of 2003. Now that its been a little over two years I thought I give this a go again.
First off, the head was much better and showed good retention. After tasting and reviewing a boatload of Tripels (OK, 42 to date) I really appreciated the rank odor and sharp flavors of this Bosteel offering. I jacked nearly all of the scores up my 0.5 point and hogged the entire champagne bottle to myself.
08-08-2003 02:06:33 | More by RoyalT
4.68/5 rDev +9.6%
My favorite tripel to be sure.
Appearance: Wonderfully clear straw gold with rising streamers of effervescent carbonation. Huge white dollup of whip cream on top. Retention is perfect. Lacing is gorgeous. Carbonation is champagne like.
Nose is complicated with farmyard grains, lemons, poppy seeds, cardamom, peach syrup, apricots, canned mandarin oranges, vanilla, medicinal alcohols, etc
Tastes takes all the qualities of the nose, adds mango, soda, more spices, pepper, and a mild astringent finale. All are perfectly balanced with one another.
Mouthfeel is smooth yet lively and very full.
Drinkability is out of this world. 8%...no way.
I love it, love it, love it.
03-27-2006 21:09:49 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
11-01-2012 10:45:50 | More by beerhunter13
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
05-14-2014 17:35:15 | More by jono0101
4/5 rDev -6.3%
07-28-2013 04:18:27 | More by MaxT
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
02-14-2014 01:56:05 | More by brownbeer
5/5 rDev +17.1%
11-17-2011 02:25:43 | More by Mac19872
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
11.2 oz bottle poured into branded and outrageous Karmeliet goblet.
A: Deep honey color with a light wash of reddish orange. Huge snow white head that looks exactly like meringue. Outstanding. Glass has a germination point in the center of the bowl that produces a constant and beautiful stream of rushing bubbles to the surface. In this Karmeliet glass this beer looks perfect.
S: yeast, clove, grains of paradise-plywood type aromas, sublte pear and more evident apple
T/M: Very effervescent, champagne like carbonation. Lively, prickly in the mouth. Smooth and sweet malt up front followed closely by some alcohol and yeast spice thats refreshing. Body is well balanced but not overly full. Green apples, some green grape vinous qualities as well. Finish just keeps on drying and evolving, so much so that its a little odd for the style. I would expect a little more sugar at the end, this is almost remiscent of a Strong Pale. Plenty of yeast spice though, very well done for the style. Clove from the nose, a little pepper, more dry wood notes. Overall a little dry for a triple but extremely well done. Delicate and complex.
D: The abbey styles are all meant to be digestive and highly drinkable and this one is spot on. An excellent beer that I am thoroughly enjoying and will make a point of revisiting.
I love glassware of all kinds and have tons, but I have never had a beer in its respective glass look better and be better presented than this. Funny thing is that the glass alone is almost silly looking.
03-11-2006 03:32:18 | More by kaimcm
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
02-20-2013 01:08:09 | More by mveatch
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
08-21-2013 02:32:18 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
4.3/5 rDev +0.7%
Poured from an 11.2 oz that was shared with a buddy. On the brighter golden side with a 3 inch head that took a while to come done. Plenty of lacing-looks delicious! Smell of phenols-cloves and banana but not like a hefe-more subdued. Taste was top notch. The "3 grains" produce a very smooth beer. Alot of tripels are too sweet and have too stong an alcohol flavor for me. This hides the alcohol so well that I would never have guessed it was 8% and although it tasted sweet-the wheat character was evident which helped balance. Hops are low but present and feels very smooth in the mouth. Give this one a shot.
11-18-2007 07:22:37 | More by hopsleeroy
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
06-14-2014 16:43:13 | More by Spaten454
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
09-22-2013 16:21:20 | More by tbryan5
New York
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
01-15-2013 20:08:47 | More by SkiBum22
North Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured from a 750 ml into a chalice style glass.
A: A careful pour produced a crystal clear honey colored brew with a bit of an orange hue. Fantastic frothy white foam head at least a 1/2" thick that reduces to a tight lumpy foam that hangs in there for the whole glass. I can't imagine a more picture perfect look for a triple!
S: Pungent citrus & spice smells are foremost, with a light maltiness that lies in subtlety just beneath.
T: Nice complexity of fruit, herbs & spices, malts, and something like brown sugar taste - without the sticky sweetness. The fruits were sort of a citrus-meets-fig flavor that melds fantastically well with light caramel toasted malts and some very pleasant spices. Coriander seemed likely but not alone as there are indications of other flavors as well.
M&D: Despite the complexity, the overall flavor profile is relatively light to medium in body. The carbonation is rather lively, albeit in streams of fine bubbles, and adds to the levity of the mouthfeel. Everything comes together wonderfully to produce a highly drinkable and very enjoyable brew. One of the best triples I've had.
04-02-2008 01:30:31 | More by SIRIUS2
3.75/5 rDev -12.2%
02-10-2014 04:03:50 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
New York
4.4/5 rDev +3%
A - Clear straw yellow, high carbonation, huge frothy head that doesn't want to go away.
S - Crisp and tart apple, some sweetness like a pear, with some light spice and a touch of yeast.
T - Very clean, tastes how it smells but even better. There is a bit of green apple, sweet pear, spice almost like a bit of white pepper. Ends with a touch of yeast and hint of alcohol.
M - Light body, finishes clean, the carbonation tingles and the alcohol warms.
O - What a great surprise. Doesn't have as many dimensions as many Belgian tripels but when you make something simple this good, don't mess around with a bunch of tricks. Great beer.
06-01-2012 00:41:04 | More by steelerguy
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
Purchased a 750 ml bottle at Flannery's II in Oconomowoc, WI. Poured into my new Tripel Karmeliet goblet, this beer shows a golden straw body with an enormous, puffy white head. Aroma is of yeasty lemon peel and sparkling wine. Mouthfeel is effervescent and very carbonated. Spicy yeast esters are the initial flavors. Even with all the bubbles, the wheat and oats give it a smooth finish with a bit of alcohol warmth. This is good out of the bottle, but I think it's better on tap.
12-03-2009 02:51:04 | More by blackearth
4.15/5 rDev -2.8%
A: a semi-translucent pour with a thin white cloudy head that leaves spotty lacing.
S: very faint hints of yeast, wheat, and malts. nothing overpowering.
T: some initial smoothness of a fruit medley that digresses to a sweet belgian finish, a tapestry of wheats and grains.
MF/D: smooth throughout, a sessionable tripel, pleasing from the initial taste to the exhale.
09-15-2010 00:39:56 | More by newk340
4.4/5 rDev +3%
750. Pours into a Duvel tulip a hazy golden color. Smell is fairly muted, with some lemon and a bit of wheat (overall, a typical tripel aroma). The taste is spicy, with a medicinal quality (although not at all bad, as the Unibroue 2004 was), and a wheaty tang. Alcohol is quite present, and the taste is rather funky. I like it. Mouthfeel is nice and full, if slightly syrupy. Despite the alcohol, the taste is very drinkable.
Overall, this is a great tripel, and at 7 bucks for this 750, it's an amazing value. Tasty, soothing, warming, refreshing: This is a perfect beer for an almost-spring night. (If I find more, I'm definitely stocking up.)
03-13-2005 04:40:18 | More by skybluewater
4.35/5 rDev +1.9%
On tap 4/23/05 at Lunar Brewing during the BA Gathering. Poured into an awesome large Tripel Karmeliet glass...a bright golden color with a huge three finger creamy white head that is in for the long haul. Awesome! Aromas are grand with a lovely spiciness with cloves and coriander. A myriad of fruit tones waft up into my nose...tropical and sweet. Great to just sit and smell.
First sip is a rush of sweet light malty goodness. There's a divine balance between the sweet fruity flavors (tropical fruits, bananas, citrus) and the spiciness that has some coriander, clove and cracked black pepper to it. A nice hint of Belgian yeastiness on the way down brings it all together nicely. Sublime stuff.
Mouthfeel is creamy, smooth and rather light on the palate. A refreshing, satisfying brew. I could easily drink loads of this if given the chance...especially off tap in the proper glassware. A treat of a tripel and highly recommended.
05-08-2005 03:33:13 | More by orbitalr0x
Tripel Karmeliet from Brouwerij Bosteels
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Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout - Samuel Smith Old Brewery (Tadcaster)
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Ratings: 5,378 | Reviews: 2,113 | Display Reviews Only:
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District of Columbia
4.75/5 rDev +12.6%
03-08-2013 14:29:39 | More by 1up
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North Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +3.8%
I think the best of the oatmeal stouts out there,pours a deep brown with a nice tan colored head that sticks very well.The aroma is very much like brown sugar and and roasted malt.The taste also has a brown sugar taste but a little more subdued with a nice roasted coffee taste ending nice and soft.Drinking this beer is a beer lovers experience.
08-19-2003 03:02:34 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
Appearance: black pour with a generous tan head that slims donw after a few moments.
Smell: plenty of roasted malt and enormous hints of cocoa. i little chocolatey as well. a very apetizing nose.
Taste: again, a nice roatsed flavour of oates and malt. hints of cocoa and chovolate give the beer nice body without being heavy. a very nicely, lingering finish that leaves a chalky-dry finish.
Mouthfeel: smooth with still a hint of liveliness. leans toward a dry and fullfilling finish.
Drinkability: world class. one of the best oatmeal stout sin the world, hands down.
11-18-2003 20:24:13 | More by Popsinc
4/5 rDev -5.2%
03-10-2014 20:35:05 | More by davemarc87
4.22/5 rDev 0%
Appearance This Oaty Stout is black as night with a good, decent head that left clumps of pits on top of the liquid.
Smell The pure, unadulterated, dark roasty malts were terrific. They were complimented by some good, raw sugar and maybe even a hop or two for balance.
Taste The big, roasted malt flavor came out nicely. It is very dark in here. The nice raw sugar from the nose came out at the taste as well along with a subtle hop balance. The oatmeal flavor was light and in the background.
Mouthfeel This one was medium-bodied and bitteringly roasty with some good dryness on the back of the tongue.
Drinkability This is a good, heavy stout thats light on the oatmeal but well-balanced nevertheless.
10-12-2004 14:50:47 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
10-03-2013 02:13:31 | More by cam477
4.2/5 rDev -0.5%
mmm...This is good.
This beer pours so well into my glass that I start to drool. The color is simply atramentous, pure ink. The head is thick, frothy, and the color of sunned saddle leather.
I sit back and take a whiff. Nothing. Its too cold. I wait a while and try again. There it is, sweet and tangy coffee. Lots of Southern attitude like Maxwell House and sarsaparilla tea on a white veranda.
I taste it and its like oats and cream poured over bluenose silk. The body is full and it slides over my tongue crisply. Dark roasted coffee notes dominate while subtle English herbs swish around my mouth, rosemary, lavender, and peppercorns. The finish is Portuguese bootleg, strong wine served with sharp cheese and cherries. I dig it and my belly does too.
It feels great. My mouth is tickled pink drinking this. It screams, Give me more! My stomach too tells me to keep this one coming. It coats the inside of my gullet making me feel warm and strong. Tastes like health.
09-24-2005 00:24:32 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
02-16-2012 02:37:48 | More by beerhunter13
3.75/5 rDev -11.1%
04-26-2014 10:57:45 | More by DanGeo
4.13/5 rDev -2.1%
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout pours a super-deep midnight shade of black with a deep, tan head that retains excellently, lasts until the end of the glass, and leaves slight traces of lacing all the way down. It smells very nice; roasted malts, deep caramel and toffee, hints of espresso, loaded big-time with oats and grains. The taste is absolutely amazing - sweet, toasted malts, earthy goodness, caramel, oats and oatmeal, hints of espresso/coffee beans, faint reminders of cocoa beans, and a touch of bitterness to bring it all together. Lots of carbonation, giving the beer its god-like head, along with a smooth, thick, creamy body, make this beer quite a pleasure to drink.
One of the most recognizable oatmeal stouts out there, and for a good reason. Nicely done, easy to get, and reasonably prices. Often considered the "benchmark" for oatmeal stouts, and I think I can see why.
10-02-2012 00:59:07 | More by tectactoe
3.53/5 rDev -16.4%
Nothing special although I did enjoy it. Not too thick and rich tasting. For the price, I need more kick (ABV). There are better values with better taste out there like the sam adams imperial oatmeal stout. Not sorry I bought it but I won't do it again.
06-12-2009 23:51:19 | More by ExtraStout
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -5.7%
served in nonic.
look (4.5/5) - poured a jet black color. Huge head rose up to two or three fingers and was moussy/creamy in texture and khaki color. Stand was truly amazing! Clarity was good, but only seen when held to direct light.
smell (4/5) - really great smell, although it was a bit more mild than I would have expected. Flavors were of roasted grains with a bit of burnt malt in there. Sweetness was medium, which gave a coffee-and-cream or mocha aroma. I bit of a hint of melanoidin fruitiness, but nothing too strong.
taste (4/5) - similar to the smell, fairly sweet with a hint of fruitiness. The oat flavor (a nit nutty with a slight bitter richness) plays well with the roasty and burnt malt notes. The finish is molasses with a bit of dark fruit. Balanced well and mild.
feel (3.5/5) - medium-full body; a little light for the style. Lighter carbonation and the oats give a very silky, creamy feel. Decent for the style, but a tad light.
Overall, really good. The flavors were deep and complex and played well with each other into an awesome fugue. So tasty, I'd say it was hugely drinkable as a sipping brew. Great for a cold november night, contemplating exams.
11-21-2011 01:05:55 | More by Rijtjeshuis
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
09-26-2013 01:23:23 | More by OhioBobcat
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
12-24-2013 17:37:06 | More by jono0101
4.65/5 rDev +10.2%
No matter how many times I have this beer, I always forget the bottle is clear until I pour it. The beer is so totally opaque that it just looks like a black bottle. Its a straight up 8-ball blackbeer with about three fingers of rich, creamy, tan head that thins quickly but never goes away. No lacing this time around.
The nose is alcohol, fresh grain, dark chocolate, and a touch of that famous green apple. Taste starts with a mild dark chocolate/hop bitterness infused with a bit or green apple tartness. Goes metallic for just split second before that dark malt profile comes parading down the tounge. Actually got just a touch of oat in the finish.
Mouthfeel is rich and velvety. I have a few bottles of this old stand-by a year and it usually makes me wonder why I bother with anything else. Many thanks to Jwff for the Sam Smith gift pack.
02-01-2006 18:27:51 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.05/5 rDev -4%
A: Black with a tan head with little retention.
S: Sweet maltiness with a touch of stock feed &
T: Bitter finish, with a roasted woody taste w/
touches of coffee and bourbon.
M/D: Good carbonation with a rich body & almost
dry finish.
07-17-2009 00:17:18 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
03-19-2013 02:01:55 | More by tbryan5
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
01-23-2014 17:28:17 | More by TimBeaulieu
4/5 rDev -5.2%
08-18-2014 17:46:46 | More by GameOfBeers
5/5 rDev +18.5%
01-08-2012 16:03:08 | More by Shakerman
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
03-17-2012 22:34:58 | More by Breen
3.75/5 rDev -11.1%
A: Dark brown - almost black and opaque apart from lovely golden dark brown edges when held up to the light. Nice chocolate head that reduces to a thin head. Even after sipping slowly, it retained a nice thin lacing to the last.
S: Coffee, Molasses, Malty
T: Definitely a complex flavor. The taste is what you would expect from the smell but then you get a really interesting balance of sweetness and bitterness. I hadn't detected fruit in the smell but there is a dominant fruitiness to the taste that then leaves you with a bitterness that was a little too sour for my taste.
M: It is smooth, creamy and feels clean in the mouth. There was a little sharpness to the carbonation hitting the tongue - could have done without that. It felt to thin at the end.
D: Loved this beer but the combination of the tanginess and sour bitterness at the end makes this an "in moderation" drink for me. A quality stout for sure.
09-19-2008 03:32:13 | More by sgoodship
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
Poured from bottle into a pint glass.
Dark brown color, carefully poured produced a light brown foamy head at about 1/2" of depth and left good lacing down the glass. The smell yields some nice but faint aromas of dark roasted malt, a hint of coffee, and some additional aromas of lighter malts. The taste is this brew's strong point. An even mouthfeel, slightly chewy and very creamy, and a complex mix of malty goodness combine well with the relatively light carbonation all add up to an excellent experience. Samuel Smith's typically produces high quality brews and this is no exception. Very good.
04-03-2008 02:19:44 | More by SIRIUS2
4/5 rDev -5.2%
01-06-2012 05:45:53 | More by blackwingedhorde
4/5 rDev -5.2%
07-10-2014 17:00:37 | More by joemetric
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout from Samuel Smith Old Brewery (Tadcaster)
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Wilco Tango Foxtrot - Lagunitas Brewing Company
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Ratings: 2,227 | Reviews: 786 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by TheSarge:
4.23/5 rDev +7.6%
Poured into a Stone Imperial Pint glass, and the brew is brownish copper in color, and the foam presentation is a finger thick head, in an off white color. Even for the small amount of foam, it sticks around quite well.
For this being a malty beer, it sure smells hoppy. I detect pine, citrus fruits, and pineapple (is pineapple a citrus fruit?).
The taste gives out a maltier backbone than I expected. Well balanced with the hops, I get a tea like flavor with lemon. Toasted crackers, and a hint of cocoa.
Feels pretty well carbonated, full in body, and warm in the end.
04-17-2012 22:03:30 | More by TheSarge
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North Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +6.9%
I always jump at the next Lagunitas "Limited" beer I can get my hands on,aging this oen did not dissapoint.Poured into a imperial pint glass a mix of russett brown and amber,a 1 1/2 finger creamy mass atop that never fully settled.A lighter mix of piney hop and caramel malt,a bit of sweetish alcohol as well.Wow what great balance on the palate,starting out big and caramelly,with some juicy fruit malt notes,then comes a hefty mix of hop oils and pine resin,not to mention big citric qualities.A full creamy feel coats the mouth,making it lush.I may rate it higher than others because I love the big hopped up,uber malty American strong ales,I love it.
03-12-2010 22:19:12 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
03-03-2013 01:12:41 | More by mojohawk21
2.48/5 rDev -36.9%
Appearance - This one poured a rather boring, shiny brown in color with a mediocre head.
Smell - The malt seems rather thin and phony, contrary to the promise on the label, and a bit stale.
Taste - Again the malts disappoint. It's more like a weak bitter or American brown ale than a strong ale. The malt flavor lacks depth and distinction.
Mouthfeel - This is way too thin for the style. It's not even medium-bodied by my count and is clumsy in the cheeks.
Sinkability - I think this is the first ASA that I've dumped, and this from a well-regarded brewery. Oh the shame of it.
07-02-2010 02:37:38 | More by RoyalT
4.15/5 rDev +5.6%
Reviewed from notes on 9/10/10.
A: Pours a brownish-black with a red tint. The head is stuck somewhere between khaki and white, and burns off quickly to leave an odd, sparkly retention. The lacing is light and not very sticky, but it does leave some visually fun patterns.
S: Mal-ty. I smell loads of brown sugar, caramel, and vanilla, with a touch of milk chocolate. I swear I can also smell some trademark Lagunitas piney hops in the background, along with a touch of alcoholic heat.
T: There is a little bit of coffee bitterness gracing the sides of my mouth, along with a nice frothy blend of mocha, brown sugar, caramel, and mild chocolate that disperses over the middle of my palate. But what makes the beer is the piney hoppiness that tickles the end of my tongue in the middle to end of each sip.
M: For such a big flavor, the MF is a little thin. It is on the light side of light-medium.
D: This was quite an interesting brown ale - very malty, yet with a gracious note of hops throughout. I will try it again, fo' sho'!
10-04-2010 23:19:06 | More by TCHopCraver
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
06-14-2012 01:58:59 | More by Zakk
4/5 rDev +1.8%
05-18-2013 16:25:12 | More by jono0101
3.9/5 rDev -0.8%
Poured this brownish-red, jobless recovery ale into an imperial English pint glass.
It's Lagunitas, so WTF?, it's going to be hoppy. Fragrant American hops lean more toward orange and citrus with hints of evergreen, pine, and alcohol. The malt isn't absent either; cocoa and brown sugar are also out and about. I'm going to let this warm up a bit and get back in there.
The taste is pretty bitter from start to finish. Not only from the hops, but it's seems the malts are more akin to bitter baking cocoa. It's a very tasty and filling beer, Pretty rich body. Everything softens just a touch as you go on.
What else could you expect from a Lag Brown Ale?
07-23-2010 01:56:53 | More by brownbeer
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
08-07-2013 20:31:59 | More by npala86
4.04/5 rDev +2.8%
08-18-2014 18:02:01 | More by GameOfBeers
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
02-26-2013 02:59:48 | More by SanFranJake
4/5 rDev +1.8%
01-06-2012 05:49:46 | More by blackwingedhorde
1.85/5 rDev -52.9%
From their site = "A big Ol' Imperial Brown Ale to help you with your slipperly slide on into springtime. Rich, smooth, dangerous & chocolatey."
1 - Way to hoppy compared to other brown ales that I have tasted (and this was just after trying Mighty Arrow!)
2 - Rich - sure, smooth - not really, dangerous - eh, chocolatley - if you can find that through all those hops.
I had finally found some Mighty Arrow and that was all hops and not so bad. This was just not what I expected after tasting other brown ales. I need to find out which hops they used and avoid anything using the same hops in the same quantity.
Drinkable - not really, would I spend any more money on it - no.
04-06-2010 21:19:20 | More by txbrewer
New York
4.1/5 rDev +4.3%
A - Clear mahogany color with ruby highlight. Nice head on pour that fades pretty quickly becoming a lacing on top.
S - Caramel malts, malt sweet, with a good balance of aromatic citrus hops.
T - Very malt forward, lots of caramel malt with some roasted notes. The hops are definitely present but with all the malt they are in the passenger seat and not driving this brew.
M - Almost a creamy feel with a bit of a alcohol bite.
D - Very enjoyable, not too overwhelming and can be enjoyed in greater quantities than most American Strongs.
05-31-2010 21:34:31 | More by steelerguy
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
07-13-2013 21:33:11 | More by EastBay_Nick
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
07-06-2013 06:33:46 | More by Drunkenass
North Carolina
3.43/5 rDev -12.7%
Poured this into a Sam Adams perfect pint glass.
A: It poured a deep amber almost a mahogany color, with a rather dark tan head that left great lacing down the glass.
S: Very malty aroma with a slight hint of hop but mostly dark chocolaty malts.
T: It had a very rich chocolaty, malty, and nutty flavor. With nice earthy hoppy flavor to bring up the tall end.
M: A medium bodied beer with a good bit of carbonation that slides through the mouth quite easily
O: This was a pretty good easy drinking beer I enjoyed it but will not be rushing to the beer store to buy the rest of them on the shelf
05-08-2011 19:50:24 | More by Aaron420
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
05-02-2014 23:30:09 | More by danthehopslamman
3.98/5 rDev +1.3%
This beer was a dark brown color with a rather small tan head.
The aroma was sweet caramel and dark fruit.
It had a caramel and brown sugar taste. Also some raisin and a sweeter fruit.
This was a medium-bodied, malt-forward beer.
Good beer, would buy this again.
02-08-2012 19:29:49 | More by lordofthewiens
3.83/5 rDev -2.5%
beautiful deep reddish brown, short creamy beige head that lingered and laced nicely. Nicely balanced aroma, complex bouquet of hops and sweet malt. Could definitely pick this out of a lineup as a lagunitas beer. It's by no means light, but it is lighter than I expected given the color and abv. WTF a limited release, and I plan do my part in consuming this batch's inventory.
05-02-2010 19:40:42 | More by andyfrancis
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
03-25-2013 00:03:00 | More by Lazaro
4/5 rDev +1.8%
22 oz bottle. Pours ruby brown with a big creamy off-white head that retains well and leaves some lacing.
The aroma is piney resiny hops with some fruit and roasted malts.
The flavor is roasted chocolate/caramel malts with some fruit and a good sized piney, resiny hop finish. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.
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AUG 20 Here's a Gambit post that's nothing but an entertaining waste of time. Sarah Baird has taken it upon herself to give us the top five "food raps" by New Orleans rappers. This includes references to ice cream, "little snacks," lima beans and salty pancakes.
AUG 20 This post on the Texas Observer is a good one to read if you haven't bothered to pay much attention to the Rick Perry indictment. The pundits have collectively dismissed it as partisan politics - but the special prosecutor is a Bush man, and the judge is GOP. (They didn't mention THAT, did they?) It's a pretty good round up of what we do know, and more importantly, what we don't.
AUG 20 In this post, blogger Rod Dreher takes a look at the Tea Party's horror at David Vitter's reluctance to say he hates the Common Core with every fiber of his being. He also includes some commentary on the Tea Party's inability to tell news from satire. Hey, maybe that's why Facebook has to add those labels. Mystery solved!
AUG 20 This story in the New York Times updates the rest of the nation on the Common Core issue here in Louisiana, proclaiming that it is "dividing" the state. Unfortunately for Gov. Bobby Jindal, it is only a few sentences in before the author mentions that Jindal "ardently" supported Common Core when Louisiana joined the movement a few years ago, and the implication is that he's agin it now because he wants to be president and thinks that will help.
AUG 20 Turns out $100 isn't worth $100 here in Louisiana, it's worth more, this post on NOLA Defender tells us. It's another one of those factoid maps, and this time it is comparing what $100 will buy in each of the 50 states. Louisiana came out at more than $109.
AUG 20 The bill passed last session to tack $75 onto the fee residents pay when they have to reinstate their insurance isn't constitutional, blogger CB Forgotston says in this post. The state constitution forbids new taxes during sessions held in even-numbered years, he points out, so nobody should collect that fee.
AUG 20 Blogger Tom Aswell is giving us another one of his lists in this post, going through the closets of the legislators who are contributing to Bill Cassidy. Why? Because he feels Hayride, a blog that's "slightly to the right of Attila the Hun," keeps doing the same for those who contribute to Edwin Edwards' campaign, and he wants to spread the joy.
AUG 20 Louisiana is second only to Alaska in the rate of our children killed by guns, this post on The Lens tells us. The story runs down the grim details and statistics regarding the gun-related deaths of children in America.
AUG 19 Here's the statement Ray Mouton sent to the Advertiser (at their request) to balance a story quoting the Bishop about why he won't release the name of 15 priests accused of molesting children. Mouton also gives us some background: The paper "ignored" the statement, Mouton says, adding that the paper was acting as a 'publicist' for the bishop, instead of as a newspaper for this community.
AUG 19 Crazy Crawfish gives us a primer here on how the state Department of Education, the Recovery School District, drop-out numbers and graduation rates. It's a long post, but it has a lot of data in it, and a lot of explanations, plus a couple of photoshoped pictures of Paul Pastorek thrown in for fun.
AUG 19 OK, so this is a story in the Picayune about the state's Tea Party being bent out of shape because David Vitter says he supports Common Core. Blah, blah, blah. You really need to click through and read the last two paragraphs of this story -- because THAT is where the real entertainment is here.


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Good one Todd !!
"More gold has been mined from the thoughts of men than has been taken from the earth." -- Napoleon Hill
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The people that need that warning should probably be limited to sippy cups.
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we need to think differently."
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I would hope that's a company with a sense of humor, but I wouldn't be surprised to find there's a lawsuit in the past.
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Do you remember McDonald's being sued by a customer that spilled hot coffee on themselves at a drive thru? They claimed it was McDonald's fault because they did not warn them the coffee was hot.
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government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
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This warning sticker is on a Razor Scooter....... "WARNING: THIS PRODUCT MOVES WHEN USED"
Might be a good idea to have this warning sticker on our cubs?
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You can't fix stupid - even with duct tape!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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If I remember correctly, McDonalds tried using less coffee and increasing temperature to save money. They thought if the coffee was so hot no one would notice the weak taste. Therefor Liability
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Common sense isn't so common...
My 1945 Farmall H makeover
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I am not so sure, I seem to remember a picture of someone wrapped in duct tape and taped to a wall.
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Here is an iteresting story from just across the river from me. http://www.local12.com/news/local/story ... yqhGg.cspx
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