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Left Hand Milk Stout - Left Hand Brewing Company
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Reviews by tastybeer:
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev -1.3%
Opaque dark brown beer under dense light brown bubbles. Good sized head fades quickly to a ring around thin patchy swirls. Aroma and taste are full of roasty coffee, medium-dark chocolate, caramel, and numerous thick sweet malts. There's a very light touch of orange citrus, some hop tartness, and creamy lactose sweetness. Excellent mouthfeel. Smooth, softly syrupy, and a weeee bit resinous or gritty. This is suck downable. I've had to pace myself to review this... Its also worth noting that this is a great example of the style.
03-23-2012 23:25:30 | More by tastybeer
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North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -11.3%
poured nicely black with ruby red hue,light head caramel colored head that left a nice lace.Smelled of very bitter chocolate,tasted nece and sweet with chocolate and burnt tones,very creamy in texture,like drinking desert.Nice hop flavor to balance out at the end,I really enjoyed this stout.
02-21-2003 14:36:15 | More by oberon
3.23/5 rDev -18.8%
I had high hopes for this beer. Poured a dark brown with a slight amber hue, not pitch black like some other stouts that I really enjoy. The light brown head made a brief appearance, but quickly subsided, leaving not a trace of sticky goodness on the glass. This beer is not very complex; it's sweet alright, but somewhat thin and watery, and not very aromatic. I don't think I'll pick this one up again.
12-08-2006 04:09:03 | More by Marty
4.32/5 rDev +8.5%
08-30-2014 03:08:03 | More by Dekhar
4.18/5 rDev +5%
Appearance - The nitro-bottle works as advertised here creating a massive lava explosion of beer foam that works its way up the glass. The beer is a very dark brown and the head is a very pretty lighter brown. I hate to be taken in by the gimmick, but this is a really cool-looking beer.
Smell - The nose has some nice roasted malts along with some stiff coffee grounds and a bit of chocolate. The milk aroma is faint.
Taste - The milk comes out much more at the taste and the roasted character is significant.
Mouthfeel - This is smooth like a milk shake and medium-bodied with almost no carbonation.
Drinkability - You could gulp this down in two or three swallows it is so smooth and light in the cheeks.
05-20-2012 07:20:08 | More by RoyalT
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
01-26-2014 01:09:59 | More by aszatk01
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
04-26-2014 11:07:14 | More by DanGeo
4/5 rDev +0.5%
04-21-2014 23:16:41 | More by TxHopHead4
3.94/5 rDev -1%
This beer pours a rich black color - black as night. Seriously, this is one of the darkest beers I've seen. NO light gets through this sucker, unless you hold it directly in front of a 60 watt bulb, and even then, only the deepest browns come out. The head is a light tan color, very thick and creamy in appearance, leaving little to no lacing on the glass. The aroma is sweet, sweet chocolate with some roasted malts. The nose is very inviting.
Left Hand Milk Stout is super creamy and thick, it literally feels like vitamin D milk in your mouth. The taste starts off with bittersweet chocolate chips and dense, chocolate milk. There is a slight coffee background in the first few sips that gets more and more noticeable the more and more you drink (and the warmer the beer gets), until the coffee bean/espresso flavor is fairly prominent near the bottom half of the glass. This beer is very malt heavy (chocolate sweetness, coffee bitterness) with almost no hops or floral flavors to speak of. Low to medium carbonation leaving a very slight snap on the back of your tongue.
This beer is very nice. Sweet and silky smooth, easily drinkable, and fairly robust in flavor. Overall it's pretty great, especially given the price. Not to mention, it's available all year round.
UPDATE: 3/16/2013 - not going to write a separate review for the Nitro version. I'll just update some stuff. Flavor was a little less-explosive than I remember it, but it was still damn good. Bits of cocoa, coffee, and roasted malt wrapped in a soothing blanket of sweetness without going overboard. Mouth feel with nitrogen is amazing; super creamy and out of this world. Head lasts until the end of the beer, too.
10-16-2012 03:00:27 | More by tectactoe
4.03/5 rDev +1.3%
Serving date: 2009-03-07. Served in snifter. Best before 15 May 2009.
A: Almost black, but held by the light it reveals clear dark brown colors. The head is small, lightly cappuccino colored, settles fast and leaves minimal lacings.
S: A soft but still rather powerful, very round smell. Lots of sweet chocolate. Some coffee, chocolate syrup, noticeable vanilla, Reminds me of chocolate milk. Strangely, the alcohol is also detectable.
T: Duplicates the smell to a great extent. Some roasted malts, plenty of sweet chocolate, notes of coffee, milk, milk chocolate and quite a lot of vanilla. No fruit aromas to talk about. Sweet flavors definitely dominates. In the finish there is a very restrained bitterness, dark fudge, some soy sauce and notes of licorice.
M: Very smooth, rather full-bodied, soft carbonation.
D: Among the best milk stouts I've tried. Not your biggest stout, but very smooth and calm. Quite bold flavors considering the low ABV.
03-08-2009 16:23:49 | More by ricke
4.28/5 rDev +7.5%
Typical of the style, the beer is pitch black and the thin head goes instantly with not much lace. The nose is deep roasted dark malt, alcohol, and burnt chocolate.
Tastes like the same roasted malt I picked up in the nose with very smooth chocolate tones, smokey notes, and a burnt aftertaste. A very subdued sweetness is over the whole. This is a restrained, artful sweet stout. Those who really like it fulsome will be disappointed I think.
The mouthfeel is really wonderful it is creamy and has a nice oomph, but manages to escape opressive weight.
03-21-2006 21:41:30 | More by JudgeRoughneck
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
02-28-2013 03:05:48 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +0.5%
11-09-2013 22:30:52 | More by TimBeaulieu
3.64/5 rDev -8.5%
08-19-2014 01:17:03 | More by GameOfBeers
4/5 rDev +0.5%
06-02-2012 00:06:08 | More by Shakerman
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
11-27-2012 20:27:02 | More by ajkiser12
4.28/5 rDev +7.5%
Pour/Appearance: Thin head appeared and was gone within seconds. Black in color even when held to light.
Smell: Roasted malts, Cocoa (coffee/chocolate)
Mouthfeel: Smooth, medium-bodied ale with minimal carbonation.
Taste: As it smells, Cocoa (coffee/milk chocolate)
Overall great stout worth a try and something I'd look for and buy again.
05-24-2012 00:02:57 | More by Breen
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
12-07-2012 08:17:34 | More by theParish
4.1/5 rDev +3%
Purchased at EV1 Liquors in Evanston. Poured from a 12oz bottle into an imperial pint glass.
A: Very dark brown, almost black. It popped up a nice soft tan head. As the head drops, there is immediate and impressive lacing. The head retains a thick ring and surface dusting.
S: Beautiful. Roasted malt, some blackcurrant fruit and sweet milkiness
T: Nice sour roasty malt flavor with coffee bitterness. There may be a hint of bitter hop. Has the nice, expected lactose tang that comes with the finish. Ends in a sour milk and roasty, bready malt aftertaste. Very nicely done. As it warms, the sweetness and tang combine to give the impression of blackcurrant. A nice addition to the profile as it evolves. Unfortunately, it lost a little oomph toward the end. The flavor could be bigger in my opinion.
M: Full bodied but medium carbonation keeps the mouth feeling quite light. Smooth and creamy except for the active carbonation.
D: I really like this stout. I haven't had a huge amount of this style but this rates highly amongst the ones I have had. I am pleased I have 3 more of these to go. It's a very enjoyable brew and I'd be happy to recommend it and keep some on hand.
02-01-2009 04:33:07 | More by sgoodship
North Carolina
4.18/5 rDev +5%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Black on the pour, non-translucent, with a very thin layer of bubbles capping the surface. Bubbles reduced to a thin line around the glass. Lacing was present but light.
S: Very aromatic dark roasted malts on the nose, smelling primarily of coffee and chocolate.
T: Complex wash of sweet malts and bitter chocolate envelope the tongue and stay true through the whole experience. There are notes of coffee that come in afterward, with other flavors swirling in as well, like caramel and a sort of earthy maltiness. Very nice.
M&D: This is a big bold chewy stout, just the way I like 'em. It's heavy in the mouth and incredibly satisfying. The carbonation is fine and light, lending itself extremely well to the creamy texture that is imparted on the palate. This is a very good brew and I would happily drink this again.
04-20-2008 22:36:24 | More by SIRIUS2
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
03-26-2014 06:22:04 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
03-30-2014 22:25:21 | More by Bitzer
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
10-28-2013 22:40:01 | More by SuomiHobbit
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
04-09-2014 15:23:52 | More by MikeC144
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
04-16-2013 14:45:28 | More by AshlandNacho
Left Hand Milk Stout from Left Hand Brewing Company
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A male driver of one of the motorcycles was airlifted to UAB Hospital. Rowe said his last known condition was critical. Two passengers on the second motorcycle were also taken to UAB and treated for injuries sustained in the crash.
Rowe said the juvenile's vehicle was inoperable after the accident, but he walked away from the wreckage and stood nearby in a crowd of people. Officers identified him as a person in the crash, because he had glass in his face. The young man did not speak English and an interpreter was brought to the scene.
Sgt. Joseph Homan said the juvenile was detained for a short time and given several traffic citations. Homan added the young man could face more charges.

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1 year to Vancouver, Vonn is boss on the slopesFebruary 11, 2009
A year out from the opening ceremonies of the Vancouver Olympic Games– Feb. 12, 2010 — the United States has a bona fide Alpine ski favorite.
Before injuring her thumb while opening a bottle of champagne, Lindsey Vonn took the FIS World Championships by storm. The injury, which required surgery, has knocked Vonn out of Thursday's giant slalom, but she hopes to compete in Saturday's slalom.
Vonn, a Minnesota native and a Vail, Colo., resident, already has won two World events at Val d'Isere, France — the super G and downhill. She missed a silver medal in the super combined, learning only at the finish line that she had been disqualified for missing a gate.
Just before her ill-fated downhill celebration, Vonn spoke with reporters via teleconference.
"Downhill is my favorite event. It always has been since I met Picabo Street," Vonn said. "She really inspired me to want to be a ski champion, and her best event was always downhill. For some reason, I just have always been drawn to downhill. It's the speed, the adrenaline, the rush of it all. It's an amazing discipline. I've always wanted to win at a big event in downhill, and I feel like it's a big breakthrough for me.
"I was able to do it despite nerves. My husband (Tom, a 2002 Olympian) was with me there at the start and helped calm me down, and we really worked through it. I was able to win despite that. I'm definitely going to take what I learned from today into the Olympics and, hopefully, I'll be able to do well there."
Vonn, married last September, competed in the 2002 and 2006 Olympics under her maiden name, Kildow. She placed sixth in combined and 32nd in slalom at the 2002 Salt Lake City Games; seventh in super G and eighth in downhill at the 2006 Torino Games.
Now 24, Vonn is a threat in all Alpine events. She won the 2008 World Cup overall and downhill titles.
She is the first American woman to win the overall World Cup titles since Lexington's Tamara McKinney in 1983. Vonn also won five downhills in 2008, for a career total of an American-record 10. (She passed Street and men's skier Daron Rahlves on the all-time downhill win list.)
"Unfortunately, I never got to watch her race when I was younger," Vonn said of McKinney. "I really only saw Picabo and Hilary Lindh at the Olympics, and when I met Picabo in Minnesota, that was definitely inspiration for me. But I never met Tamara until later in my career, and I was never able to see her ski. My dad use to always talk about here as a legend in skiing, and she's a hero. I look back and see who really has done the most for skiing and Tamara played a huge role in that."
As a teen-ager, Vonn became the only American ever to win at Italy's Trofeo Topolino (for skiers 11-14) and earn Junior Worlds medals and U.S. titles.
She earned her first World Cup win just six weeks after turning 20. In 2007, she took her first major championships medals with a silver in downhill and super G.
Now, she's better than ever, armed with the mighty intangible known as experience.
"Definitely, from the 2002 Olympics, I've made huge physical advances in my fitness and, also, mentally," said Vonn, who is listed at 5-foot-10, 160 pounds. "In 2002 I was just there as a rookie. I was trying just to get experience and I was having a good time. I wasn't nervous at all. That actually allowed me to ski really well in the combined.
"In Torino, I came in with a lot more expectations and pressure than I had in any World Championships or Olympics. I knew how to handle it … At the same time, I had (an) injury and knew I probably wasn't going to win any medals, but was out there trying my best. I think that took some of the pressure off.
"These World Championships have been the toughest because of the pressure and expectations. But because of my past experiences and everything that I have learned, and with the help of my husband, I was able to be mentally much stronger."
Smarter, unwilling to throw caution to the wind.
"You have to give it 100 percent effort if you want to win. But, at the same time, you still have to be smart," Vonn said. "You have to still ski the line, but you respect it. You can't say 'OK, I'm going 100 percent; I'm going to go as straight as I can and just push myself to win it.' Because if you're doing that, you're not going to be fast. You can't be fast by just going straight. … I was definitely giving it my all, giving it 100 percent, but still being smart. Still keeping that high line. Still being right where I needed to be in the technical sections and the difficult sections. You have to do that."
Aside from the Worlds and Olympics, the only other place Vonn lets it all rip is in practice. Other competitions, she skis "90 percent … more or less."
"When I train at 100 percent, I go straighter. I try to push the line. I try to push everything. But the likelihood of going out and making a mistake is very high."
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- Given that the radius of the first planet is R = 2.87 x 10^6m and M = 6.02 x 10^24 kg. The idea is the radius is reduced in half and we now have to calculate a new gravitational acceleration. I would appreciate the help on this... I don't even think it's necessarily a killer problem just stumped. Thanks!
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The gravitational force (F) between two masses (M and m) separated by a distance R is given by: F = GMm/R² When one of the masses (M) is a planet and the other mass (m) is a small object near the surface of the planet, we have a special name for that gravitational force: we call it the weight of m. Weight = mg where g is the acceleration due to gravity. So we can write: mg = GMm/R² m cancels out, leaving: g = GM/R² The rest is just plugging in the numbers. EDIT: Just reading your question again. It's not clear how the "new" planet comes about. The new radius, Rn, will obviously be R/2 = 1.435 * 10^6 m, but how is this being achieved? Is the same mass M being compressed into the smaller volume, so that the density of the smaller planet is increased, or is the planet just made up of less "stuff" than the first planet (but at the same density) in which case the new planetary mass Mn will be smaller: {Mn = M/8} ?
- W = F * delta r
Just curious what lower case r stands for?
It's beginning college physics to answer your question, I never took physics and high school. I don't care much for my professors teaching methods but that makes more sense so essentially all I'm looking at is a simple formula to measure the work based off of force and distance. I think I got it thank you for your input.
Answer by †Archangel TJ†
if it's high school physics. W = work. F = force , delta r = distance moved
- 8^2- r^2=r(8)+43
solve for r.
I set it up like this, 64-r^2=8r+43 but I don't know how to solve for r since its squared. Please show the steps you took to get r=?
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64 - r^2 = 8r + 43 move all terms to 1 side r^2 + 8r - 21 = 0 use discriminant method to solve r = -4 +/-sqrt(37)


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Thank you all for the great comments. I just found another picture of my dad on the Cub in 1968 working the family garden for my Grandmother. The next thing to get restored is the fast hitch and the meny implements
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Beautiful! Love the look. Reminds me of my youth, through the 50's and 60's our "big tractor" on the farm was the 450, same style. You did a fine job!
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Although, yesterday John Gibson from Fox reported that one, unnamed large state did not report its numbers for the last report, so the numbers might be skewed.....if true, total incompetence by the BLS.
Edit: I found out where he got his information:
They (BLS) forgot to include CALIFORNIA, the most populous and economically depressed state in the country. A source at the Labor Department brushed aside the omission by saying that, sometimes, if a state office is under-manned they don't complete all the jobless claims in time to report them to BLS.
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CALIFORNIA BLASTS BUSINESS INSIDER: The Jobless Report Was Correct, Our Economy Is Improving!
Henry Blodget | Oct. 12, 2012, 9:58 AM | 5,630 | 45
We've Gotten To The Bottom Of The Mysterious Jobless Claims Report!
It Looks Like The Huge Drop In Jobless Claims Was All Due To One Mystery State
California has aggressively denied the information that we published yesterday about yesterday's surprisingly positive jobless-claims report, which we got from the Labor Department.
California says the Labor Department was "wrong" that California had not processed all the jobless claims it received last week. California says that the reason California had so few jobless claims is that California's economy is surprisingly good.
In other words, California says that yesterday's apparently surprisingly good jobless report was, in fact, surprisingly good.
California published its denial in the form of an indignant press release in which it deemed the information we got from the Labor Department "bogus."
We have printed the statement in its entirety below.
But first, here's the background...
Yesterday, when weekly jobless claims came in at only 339,000, the best report in years and well below the 370,000 consensus, it immediately triggered a political firestorm.
Liberals howled that the report proved that the economy is on the mend and that last month's 7.8% unemployment rate was no statistical fluke.
Conservatives yelled that the jobless number was wrong because a "large state" had been excluded from the results.
We called the Labor Department to get to the bottom of the matter.
We spoke to an analyst at the Labor Department who explained what the Labor Department thought had happened. The analyst said the following:
No states were excluded from the jobless report (this conspiracy theory was flat-out wrong)
One large state, California, reported significantly lower claims than expected. The analyst believed was the result of the state's failure to process all its claims by the end of the week--something the analyst says is "not unheard-of," especially around the end of a quarter. The analyst said that this sometimes happens when state employment agencies are short-staffed.
Any claims not processed last week will be processed this week or next week--they won't disappear. (In other words, this week's report might look surprisingly high).
The analysts believed California's unsubmitted claims might have totalled 15,000-25,000. Thus, if one were to "normalize" yesterday's jobless report, it would have been about 355,000-365,000 claims, versus the 339,000 reported.
In other words, the Labor Department analyst told us that there was an unusual (but not unheard-of) anomaly in the jobless report that made it look better than it was. But the report was still better than expected, even when that anomaly is taken into account.
After reporting what the Labor Department analyst told us, we went about our business. Then the Los Angeles Times called us to say that California's employment department was having a hissy fit over our report and was going to demand a retraction. We asked the LA Times to send us California's statement, if and when it issued one.
The LA Times forward California's statement in the evening. And the State soon reached out to us as well.
California blasted what the Labor Department told us as "bogus" and said it had submitted all the unemployment claims it was "required" to submit. California also demanded an "immediate retraction." We said we would gladly add California's denial to our article, which we did. But we also told California that we had accurately reported what the Labor Department had told us, so we weren't about to retract anything.
California's statement accused us of saying some things that we hadn't said (ie, that California had "failed to fulfill a requirement") and attacked us personally. We suggested that, if the Labor Department was wrong about California not submitting all of its claims, California might want to direct its ire at the Labor Department instead of at us.
We also asked California how California could be sure that it had had submitted all of the unemployment claims it received last week. After all, we pointed out, organizations do get backed-up from time to time, especially when they're short-staffed. So the idea that California might have been backed-up didn't seem so far-fetched.
California did not respond to that question. It simply reiterated that the Labor Department analyst was "wrong" and said that its economy was better than expected--encouraging news that California attributed to good weather having delayed certain seasonal impacts.
As of this morning, we still don't know who is right--the Labor Department or the State of California.
Regardless of who is right, yesterday's jobless-claims report was better than expected.
Regardless of who is right, the unexpectedly low California jobless claims last week will probably be offset by higher claims this week and next week. (Whether the lower claims were the result of good weather delaying seasonal effects, as California says, or the result of California's failure to file all claims on time, as the Labor Department says, there will likely be a "catch-up" in the future.)
We've included California's statement and our email exchange with the State below.
California's Statement:
EDD Blasts Bogus News Report on California's Jobless Claims, Demands Immediate Retraction
Pam Harris.
SACRAMENTO California Employment Development Department Director Pam Harris today issued the following statement in response to an un-sourced and unsubstantiated media report from Business Insider that erroneously asserts the state failed to fully and properly report unemployment insurance weekly claims data also known as the jobless claims report to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Reports that California failed to fully report data to the U.S. Department of Labor, as required, are incorrect and irresponsible. The California Employment Development Department, which administers the Unemployment Insurance (UI) program in the state, has reported all UI claims data and submitted the data on time.
The original article also erroneously claims that there is a backlog of UI claims in California. California continues to file UI claims on a timely basis. Data on UI claim activity is required to be reported to the Labor Department every week and California has fully complied with the weekly reporting deadlines.
Its unfortunate this reporter and others who repeated the article's erroneous statements chose to speculate rather than report, failing to confirm this information with EDD. We demand an immediate retraction and encourage writers to verify these stories before publishing them."
Our statement to The Los Angeles Times:
We stand by our story, which, contrary to Ms. Harris's blustery assertions, is clearly sourced to an analyst at the Labor Department. (The story also doesn't say what she says it says. We said nothing about California failing to fulfill a requirement. But now that Ms. Harris brings it up, maybe that's something we should look into.)
California's email to us:
Mr. Blodget my name is Loree Levy and I am the Deputy Director of Public Affairs here at the California Employment Development Department (EDD)l. I believe you have been notified that we were issuing a statement in response to your un-sourced and unsubstantiated report about Unemployment Insurance claims data. I am attaching a copy for you here and demand a retraction on your story.
I am not quite sure why you would ever report such assertions without verifying them first. We never received a call from you here at EDD and we could have easily informed you that California has continued to report such UI claim activity timely as is required. If you bothered to look into the economic situation here in CA you would have learned that our unemployment rate is coming down, our jobs numbers are going up, and our weather has been unusually warm which has had some typical seasonal patterns in employment delayed. So no, there is no surprise that our regular UI claim load is going down.
Please advise me on the status of my retraction demand. Thank you.
Loree Levy
Deputy Director of Public Affairs
California Employment Development Department
Our email to California:
Thanks, Loree.
We stand by our story, which, by the way, is clearly sourced to an analyst at the Labor Dept.
We will gladly add your statement to the story.
For what it's worth, the story does not say what Ms. Harris says it says. We said nothing about CA "failing to fulfill a requirement.".
But given that she has raised that issue, I'd be grateful if you could answer a couple of questions.
What happens if, as the Labor Dept. analyst suggested, some of your employment offices are short-staffed? How are the claims processed? Has there ever been a case when they have not all been processed in the appropriate time period? If not, why not? Other organizations get backed up sometimes--why couldn't that happen here?
Also, how can you be certain that all claims submitted last week were processed by the end of last week? What is the mechanism to determine that?
Lastly, I assume it is your contention that the Labor Dept analyst I spoke to is flat-out wrong?
Thank you.
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Thank you for your e-mail. Im sorry to hear that. The source is wrong. I have checked in with DOL and I would recommend you do the same. They can confirm that indeed CA has timely reported its UI claim data.
To be clear, we never said that CA had not reported claims data. We said explicitly that CA HAD reported claims data, contrary to the assertions of the conspiracy theorists. What the Labor Department told us was that CA had likely not reported all the unemployment claims that were submitted last week because it hadn't processed them yet. California appears to be disputing that assertion, instead attributing its low claims to a stronger than expected economy and good weather. Either way, look for a "catch-up" in California claims next week.
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Reviews by tang214:
4.2/5 rDev +10.8%
This is an excellent wheat brew. It pours bright cloudy yellow with very little head. Served with a lemon. The beer in itself was quite citrussy. It had a fruity flavor that did not overpower the wheat malts. Cirtrussy in the mouth but very drinkable. Very good.
03-24-2003 15:27:16 | More by tang214
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4/5 rDev +5.5%
A true Belgian classic that is very easy to find,pours an extremely pale/hazy yellow with usually a nice big fluffy head.Smell is tart with a spicey background,the taste is alot like the aroma but a little more spiciness comes thru along with a tart citruis flavor.Incredibly easy to drink,still a classic.
06-06-2003 05:29:30 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.45/5 rDev +17.4%
This cloudy white/yellowish brew appears just as the beers itself tastes. A fruity & floral nose, Hoegaarden goes down extra smooth and is especially refreshing with its fruity-citrus hints and perfect acidity. On a hot day when 1 beer just won't do, Hoegaarden Wit will quench your thirst and leave you with rrom for more.
11-15-2002 13:16:17 | More by Popsinc
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
Appearance Super light, cloudy yellow body with a monster head typical of the style, although it went down quick and didnt lace at all.
Smell Yes, theres yeast in that glass. Theres also a nice malt touch and some light fruit (watermelon, lemon), but mostly bread.
Taste Nice, light, yeasty taste with some spices that I cant identify. You wont need to plop a lemon in this one its already there.
Mouthfeel Very typical of the style. Moderate to big carbonation on the cheeks, a smooth yeasty feel on the tongue, and a swallow that says, You just ate dinner.
Drinkability Good, sipping bier that youd find at any gasthause in Germany.
Comments I know the style is supposed to be light, but this was just a little bit TOO light for me.
08-11-2003 02:44:49 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
08-26-2013 00:50:03 | More by cam477
3.63/5 rDev -4.2%
Thick white clouds with a creamy white head. Slightly yellow.
Smell: Slightly peppery with loads of lemon, a bit of coriander, and a little farm odor.
Taste/MF: Sweet and chewy with a little bitternes at the finnish. Citrusy. Clementines and lemon prevail.
Drinkability: Super high and easy to drink.
01-08-2006 01:58:39 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
03-19-2013 10:54:21 | More by beerhunter13
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
05-20-2013 01:28:27 | More by DanGeo
4.14/5 rDev +9.2%
I'm not a connoisseur of beer but this beer is so darn pleasant to drink. It goes down so smoothly and the taste is very easy going... it is not a bitter beer. I love the coriander spice that you get while it goes down. I can't say anything bad about the beer, it just works for me. It has all the flavor I want without being overpowering. I drank the beer exactly as the bottle says: pour it into a frozen hexagonal glass and wait until the head dissipates.
03-09-2012 04:28:42 | More by Fear4Beer
3.61/5 rDev -4.7%
Pours a pale straw color, nearly clear with a haze and murkiness that makes it slightly opaque. Wispy white head forms and quickly dissipates into nothing but a small ring around the edge of the beer. Smell hits first with apple skins, wheat, peppery notes, VERY slight kitchen spices (oregano?), pears, lemons, and some earthy notes. The taste follows through with a heavy clove and banana taste which surprisingly went nearly undetected on the nose. The pepper is noticeable all the way through, and it finishes with some apple skins, lemon zest, and wheat. A bit watery and very light on the body. Lots of carbonation, with a refreshing, crisp finish.
Decent witbier, refreshing and easy on the palate, this is something that would be very sessionable. Surprising complexity on the nose with a nice finish.
11-12-2012 01:43:00 | More by tectactoe
3.88/5 rDev +2.4%
Looks like pineapple juice with a solid two fingers of perfectly white head. Pretty much how I think a White Ale should look. Musty aroma with hints of sulfur and spice. Somewhat thin in the body department. The wheaty citrus notes and a hint of banana are better expressed in the taste. Hoegaarden is quite refreshing and with a quick finish, you are ready for more, unless you hate it...
07-31-2010 02:56:04 | More by brownbeer
3.18/5 rDev -16.1%
I got this one on tap because I was curious about how it would be different. It came to the table extremely cloudy and that did not change as I drank. It was a translucent but bright yellow to white color, bar was kinda dark. I basically felt like I was looking at a lemon-sorbet or frozen lemonade in the process of melting. There were a few mottled spots floating on the surface but otherwise no head and no lacing. Possibly because it was served with an orange wedge? Thats a new one.
The nose was fragrant and fruity, but slightly artificial. My friend said it reminded him of a "freshly waxed floor". I agree. The strong yeastyness no doubt contributes to this affect.
Though this pint is somewhat lacking in other areas, it more or less has it where it counts, taste. First few sips were overpoweringly yeasty, but soon I was getting citrusy orange and lemon with a slight zest. This gave way to more rich bananna taste with a little mango, strawberry, or orange sliding in before that yeast comes back to finish the job.
Mouthfeel was thick, a tad waxy, and grainy even at times.
What makes this beer fun is that almost no two sips were really the same. Unfortunately it also left the palate rather exhausted after one which is definately going to hurt drinkability. Normally I would suspect this beer was spoiled, but I've had it from the bottle a few times and its not that far off, just a bit old maybe, but I chalk it up to the great and mysterious difference between bottles and draft. Its definately unique and different.
01-13-2006 20:38:50 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4/5 rDev +5.5%
A: Poured from draft a cloudy lemonade.
S: Mild aromas of fruit/citrus
T: Nice fruity taste though a little heavy on
the bannanas as these brews may tend to be.
The hoegaarden is one of the sweeter witbiers
tasting almost of candy at times.
M: A thin brew with a crisp finish and
negligable aftertastes.
D: A very drinkable beer that is a good end to
a hot day.
06-07-2009 02:39:48 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4/5 rDev +5.5%
08-07-2014 00:33:29 | More by GameOfBeers
4/5 rDev +5.5%
01-08-2012 16:11:29 | More by Shakerman
4/5 rDev +5.5%
01-09-2012 20:13:23 | More by Frustraatio
4.5/5 rDev +18.7%
12-13-2013 00:01:06 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.1/5 rDev +8.2%
Pours a murky lemon color. Smells of lemon meringue pie. Tastes of lemon as well, very nice. Mouthfeel is just right, not weak, but not too full, either. Drinkability? I could down this beer by the gallon.
Overall, this is a very good beer, perfect for the hot humid days of summer (like today). Yeah, it's not cheap, but it's worth it.
05-29-2006 16:14:38 | More by skybluewater
4.22/5 rDev +11.3%
Hoegaarden has been my go-to for quality, commercial available whites.
Appearance: Pours a hazy, cloudy orange that is common for whites, but seemed to have a richer appearance than other whites I have encountered.
Smell: Definitely sweet, and the combination of coriander and orange peel come out, and the banana that is so prominent in the taste of the beer also seems to be present in the smell.
Taste: I find this beer to be delicious. The wheat flavor is present but not overpowering, and it is accompanied by a rich combination of coriander and orange that is the first part of the taste. This is followed by definite but not excessive banana notes, and follows with a pleasant and more subtle clove flavor. Finishes and lingers sweet.
Mouthfeel: Quite pleasant, somewhat creamy in a distinctly Witbier way (but obviously nowhere close to that found in quality stouts) yet balanced. Very smooth as well.
Overall: I have a soft spot for this beer. This is my favorite of the widely commercially available whites, and is an incredibly pleasant yet subtly flavorful drink. Well recommended.
05-04-2011 05:08:28 | More by Reznick
4.5/5 rDev +18.7%
02-09-2013 21:32:42 | More by markallmon
4.85/5 rDev +28%
A whitbier that truly looks white. Or, at least, this is the whitest whitbier I've ever laid eyes upon. Pouring out of the bottle, it kind of looked like a citrus soda. Fluffy dense WHITE head with tiny bubbles here & there.
Smells perfect. Lemon citrus, yeasty.
My first beer of the evening, and it is Delicious. A very full, filling beer, for being so light. The mouthfeel is well rounded and very satisfying.
This is the best whitbier I have had so far in my beer travels. Absolutely 100% drinkable. Wonderful.
01-26-2006 22:53:16 | More by chOAKbarrell
4/5 rDev +5.5%
04-21-2012 20:03:25 | More by fmrl
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
09-17-2013 23:13:44 | More by FadetoBock
4/5 rDev +5.5%
08-13-2012 19:18:34 | More by danthehopslamman
4/5 rDev +5.5%
02-03-2013 17:24:54 | More by Satyr179
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This morning has been kind of hard for me. When our oldest son passed away we "inherited" his dog Zippy.
Zippy has been in declining health in his advanced years. He was over 13 years old and for a shar-pei that is old.
This morning I started him on his last journey. With the aid of a very kind and caring veterinary Zippy has crossed over Rainbow Bridge and has re-joined his "daddy".
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Darrell, I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Because of the close ties I am sure Zippy meant a lot more to you and Ms. Janet than most anyone could imagine.
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Sorry for your loss, as mentioned, Zippy had a special place in your heart, I know he will be missed.
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Our condolences to you and Miss Janet, Darrell. I know how it feels to lose one of our canine members of the family however, I can only imagine what Zippy meant to you and Miss Janet. (+)
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I know how you feel Bigdog, never had a pet dog that wasn't missed. Our peach is almost 14 and a half, so it won't be near as long as it's been. Then she can be with her favorite caregiver, Grandma P. Darrell if you can find a copy of "A Dog"s Purpose" you will enjoy reading it very much, and it will help you deal with the loss. Let me know if you need to borrow my copy.
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Re: Good bye Zippy
Sorry for your loss Big Dog. As you know we had to do the same with Shanny a couple of years ago. Maxwell now 14+ is also getting close to that time. For a large dog, he is ancient, but still runs pretty could. My oldest son, is gonna fall apart, that dog, has been with him forever, even in his senior pictures.
Re: Good bye Zippy
Sorry to hear about this...I got a call from my exwife last night after two years...our dog we had together is going down today...Her name is MOONE
Robert (crying again) Miller
Re: Good bye Zippy
You have our complete sympathy for your loss Darrell. He looked like a great dog and companion to you and your son.
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Wine Specs
Arroyo Grande Valley
Vineyard Designation
Rincon & Rosemary Vineyards
Harvest Date
September 11 - October 22, 2012
10 months in French oak barrels, 15% new
15% new French oak barrels
Bottling Date
August, 2012
2012 Talley Vineyards Estate Chardonnay Magnum
90 Points by Antonio Galloni
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Aromas of orange blossom, lemon oil, and crushed stone characterize this vintage of Estate Chardonnay. Subtle flavors of sweet tangerine lead to delicate notes of melon and minerals. The wine finishes elegantly with hints of vanilla cream and lemon curd. The 2012 Estate Chardonnay pairs beautifully with sautéed sea scallops or roasted chicken breast.
Wine Profile
Tasting Notes
Vineyard Notes
The 2012 vintage was one of those rare years where both quality and yield were exceptional, probably the best overall since 2005. The growing season was ideal with slightly below average rainfall, moderate canopy growth and very little mildew or botrytis. Due to excellent spring weather, fruit set was ideal. Yields were about 20% above average and the resulting wines are elegant and balanced.
Winemaker Notes
62% Rincon Vineyard, 29% Rosemary's Vineyard, 5% Las Ventanas Vineyard, 4% Monte Sereno Vineyard
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