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Founded in 1885, the collections cover fine art and applied arts, archaeology and ethnography, local and industrial history.
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Mon-Thurs 10.00-17.00
Fri 10.30-17.00
Sat-Sun 10.00-17.00
Entrance to the Museum & Art Gallery is FREE.
Some exhibitions charge an admission fee.
This museum has a Designated Collection of national importance.
There are over 500,000 objects in Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery's collection. Our collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings and drawings draws visitors from around the world. Our permanent displays include fine art from the Renaissance to the present, topographical views of Birmingham, metalwork, ceramics and glass, Egypt and the ancient world, world cultures, the history of Birmingham's Bull Ring, social history and wooden artefacts. If you want to see a particular object, check beforehand to find out if it is on display. You can also visit our stores, where you can see a wide range of objects including vintage cars and industrial objects - just check our website for dates of stores open days and tours.
Collection details
World Cultures, Weapons and War, Toys and Hobbies, Social History, Personalities, Music, Fine Art, Design, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles, Coins and Medals, Archives, Archaeology
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- Designated Collection
- Pre-Raphaelites
- Dante Gabriel Rossetti
- William Holman Hunt
- John Everett Millais
- Ford Madox Brown
- Edward Burne Jones
- Birmingham School
- Arts and Crafts
- Renaissance art
- Baroque art
- Victorian art
- Modern art
- Metalwork
- Coins and medals
- Chinese ceramics
- Ceramics
- Glass
- Egypt
- Sultanganj Buddha
- World cultures
- Ancient World
- Archaeology
- Birmingham history
- Social history
- Pinto collection of wooden objects
Staffordshire Hoard
- 15 July 2012 — 31 December 2014 *on now
The Staffordshire Hoard is in Gallery 16. This unique Anglo-Saxon collection is still in the process of being conserved and in this gallery you can see objects pre-conservation and objects that have newly been conserved.
The Hoard is made up of over 1,500 pieces of beautifully crafted gold and silver from the 7th century Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia.
This exhibition tells the story of the Hoard find and the history of Anglo-Saxon Britain.
As well as seeing the Hoard objects you can also use the interactives to take a closer look at some of the star items that are not currently on display.
There is also the opportunity to handle two replica Saxon swords.
Conservation of the Hoard is taking place at Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery. Due to conservation work, research work and occasional photography and filming days we cannot guarantee which objects will be on display in the gallery. If you would like to check before your visit please phone: 0121 303 1966 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Staffordshire Hoard exhibition is in Gallery 16.
Marvellous Machines: The Wonderful World of Rowland Emett
- 10 May — 21 September 2014 *on now
Experience the happiest exhibition of the summer!
Step inside a land of fun and make-believe and discover fantastical mechanical contraptions and cartoons by the man behind Chitty Chitty Bang Bang's most extraordinary inventions. The quirky moving machines, or automata as they are known, include a flying machine and a bicycle for cycling across the moon.
This exhibition is the largest ever display of Emett's work. It tells the story of his life from early years in Birmingham to becoming a major national and international figure.
Suitable for
- Any age
Adult: £5
Child (3-15 years): £3
Concessions (Students, Seniors): £3
Unwaged (proof of eligibility must be shown): £2
Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £10
Symmetry in Sculpture: Recent Work by Zarah Hussain
- 24 May — 2 November 2014 *on now
Presenting sculpture based on the geometric patterns used in Islamic art, this exhibition showcases work by one of the UK's most exciting British Pakistani artists.
Zarah Hussain is inspired by complex patterns that emerge from simple repeating shapes and echo the natural beauty of the universe in all its' timeless forms. Her new three-dimensional wall sculptures transform these patterns into clean, minimal structures precisely arranged to reveal new ways of seeing shadow, colour and light.
Suitable for
- Any age
True to Life? New Photography from the Middle East
- 7 June — 2 November 2014 *on now
An exhibition of incredible contemporary photographs by internationally-acclaimed artists from the Middle East.
'True to Life? New Photography from the Middle East' encourages visitors to question the authenticity of what appears to be represented in photography, and explores what is real, staged or imaginary.
The exhibition features a selection of loaned works from the British Museum and Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum's fascinating collection of major names and emerging talents in photography from the Middle East. These will be shown alongside works from Birmingham's own collection.
From Tunisia to Iran, True to Life? takes visitors on a journey investigating the role of photography in the Middle East and considers debates surrounding migration and the representation of women.
Suitable for
- Any age
Soldier Stories: Birmingham and the Royal Warwickshire Regiment 1914 - 1918
- 19 July 2014 — 26 July 2015 *on now
Birmingham has long been one of the principal recruiting areas for the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, now the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Soldier Stories recounts the experiences of Birmingham men who served with the Regiment between 1914 and 1918 using personal objects, medals and memorabilia.
The exhibition commemorates the centenary of the First World War and includes material from Birmingham Museums and the Dave Vaux collection.
Suitable for
- Any age
Culture Club
Join Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery's club for children and families which encourages you to enjoy the exhibitions, take part in lively events and join in with exciting activities. Members receive a regular newsletter about events, a passport to record museum visits and information about competitions, amongst other things.
How to obtain
It is free to join Culture Club. Fill in the online form and post it off. Call Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery on 0121 3032834 for more information about the gallery's events.
Egyptian Mummy
Greek Pot Painter
Learning about Landscapes
Have you ever noticed that artists use special tricks to make their pictures look like they are going back into the distance? Explore some of their tricks or have a go at creating your own landscapes.
Pre-Raphaelite Online Resource
Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery received funding from JISC to digitise the Pre-Raphaelite collection and make it accessible online for the education community. The resulting Pre-Raphaelite Online Resource provides full record information and allows users to examine images in great detail. You can browse the online collection, make simple searches or interrogate the collection data using filtering tools. The ability to filter the collection in this way should be particularly useful for study and research. You can also interact with the online collection by creating your own personal collections of images and by discussing the works with the online community.
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Google-hosted KDE release event
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NEWTOWN, Conn. — Not long ago, officials here promoted their public schools at conventions and conferences across the state, printing newsletters detailing "the highlight of Newtown." The students were among the state's best; the teachers were highly rated. The town had always revolved around its seven public schools — and that was true again Sunday.
One school was the crime scene.
One hosted the prayer vigil.
One more served as the local "crisis center."
And inside another school, located just a mile from Sandy Hook Elementary, the teachers and administrators who had survived a mass shooting gathered for their first staff meeting since the attack. They met in a room in the back of Reed Intermediate School, behind locked doors, state troopers and a flag at half-staff. A team of grief counselors drove from a hospital in nearby Danbury to speak with them. The Red Cross donated trays of food and rolling bins filled with teddy bears.
For about two hours, the teachers spoke with counselors and shared in their grief. They remembered the 20 students and six colleagues who were killed Friday. They spoke about the horrors they had prevented and the horrors they had witnessed. And then, near the end of the meeting, they spoke again about teaching.
In the days ahead, schools in Newtown will once again become schools, and teachers will once again teach. Administrators at Sandy Hook have already found a likely replacement school — a vacant building that is structurally sound but filled with mothballs in nearby Monroe — where students and teachers will restart class in a few weeks. "Minute by minute, we will try to get back to the familiar," Sandy Hook teacher Janet Vollmer said.
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Across the country Sunday night, teachers and administrators began preparing to return to their classroom Monday morning, a weekly routine that suddenly amounted to an act of resiliency, a small test of courage. Schools across Connecticut arranged for extra security as a precaution. Principals reviewed emergency preparedness documents with their staffs. Teachers in Newtown planned to meet as a group Monday about the best ways to reassure their students, even as they worried about safety themselves.
Teaching has never been a dangerous profession, but each mass shooting changes classrooms in subtle ways. Even before Friday's shooting, Sandy Hook adhered to the intensifying security rhythms of American education in the past two decades: More surveillance cameras. More threat codes issued over the loudspeaker. More fire drills. More "high alerts" and "code reds." Sandy Hook practiced lockdowns twice each year, once to prepare for a threat coming from outside the school and once again in case of a shooter inside the hallways.
The Sandy Hook principal, Dawn Hochsprung, had recently sent a letter to parents about increased security: "Every visitor will be required to ring the doorbell at the front entrance," she wrote.
First-grade teacher Vicki Soto had sent home her own class newsletter, addressed to "Dear Fantastic Families": "All volunteers will need to be fingerprinted before they can volunteer," she wrote.
None of it was enough to keep a gunman in a black vest from firing into the school's front entrance and barreling through the door.
"How can we put one foot in front of the other?" one Sandy Hook teacher wrote in an e-mail to a friend on Sunday before the staff meeting. "How can we feel safe?"
That has become a recurring question in the country's public schools. It has echoed since April 20, 1999, when two armed students killed 12 classmates and one teacher at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. Classes at that school were canceled for two weeks before teachers and students returned to a different building. Teachers had no books or materials. Academics all but ceased. The Columbine community muddled through the rest of the year in the same manner that teachers and students will attempt to endure in Newtown: Awash in grief, and searching for ways to cope.
Columbine biology teacher Douglas Craft wanted his students to see that "something in life was good," so he veered from the syllabus and invited a bird lover and her hawk to come to the school auditorium and entertain the teenagers. Teacher Joe Higgins tried to busy his students with constant assignments, but then became more forgiving in his grading. "They were traumatized," he said. "They just couldn't concentrate."
English teacher Paula Reed was relieved to go back to school — until she started running into ghosts of her old self in the classroom. She studied the notes that she had written before the shooting in the margins of her planning book. They were so purposeful, so uncomplicated. "It sort of felt like someone I'd known, but it wasn't me anymore," she said. For the next three years, Reed struggled with depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. Her hair fell out. She broke into hives. She had a tension headache for months and eventually took a leave of absence.
Thirteen years later, she is still teaching at Columbine, and she is still spooked by the annual intruder drill that requires her to huddle silently with students in the classroom.
"I know how long it lasts, and I know how dark it gets," she said.
It was the outcome that teachers in Newtown were already beginning to dread Sunday night.
In a house just outside of town, Dori Parniawski prepared to begin her week as a kindergarten teacher at Middle Gate Elementary, just down the road from Sandy Hook. A second-grade teacher, she had spent the weekend trying to avoid the news. Class at Sandy Hook had been canceled for at least a week, but she would be returning the next morning to a school that was in many ways indistinguishable. "Their classrooms look like my classrooms. Their students look like my students," she said. She had friends who taught at Sandy Hook. Her 4-year-old son was about to start school.
Throughout the weekend, Middle Gate's administration had been e-mailing her offers of free counseling and advice from therapists about how to discuss "loss, sadness or grief," with 5- and 6-year-olds. Now, as darkness began to fall Sunday night, Parniawski searched her closet for a school outfit and thought about what she would tell her students.
"I'm going to look them in the eye and be calm," she said, choosing a jacket.
"I'm going to tell them that this world has bad guys, but not very many," she said, picking out matching pants.
She had spent eight years turning her classroom into what she called a "safe space," with cushioned mats on the floor and pictures of students and their families decorating the walls. Her original lesson plan for the week had revolved around Christmas. She had bought decorative paper for the students to cut into trees and shapes. They would write their own holiday stories and make crafts to give as presents to their parents.
"Can we still do that?" she wondered.
She set out her outfit. She read the staff e-mails about the emotions she might encounter on a Monday morning at school. She was ready for grief. She was ready for anger and obliviousness and fear.
She was ready for work.
Julie Tate contributed to this report.


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Lourdes Rosado (not verified)
I am shocked and truly saddened to find out at the same time about Carl´s illness and passing. Carl was my teacher at MIIS. Everybody knows what a great teacher he was, but what I remember most about him is how he truly cared about his students, how he always had time for them, always willing to help, and what a great human being he was.


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I think that they are pretty cool and would be something that would be interesting for sure...
Maybe release one with a forum knife...limited that way.
I think that they are pretty cool and would be something that would be interesting for sure...
Maybe release one with a forum knife...limited that way.
On the hunt for...
i'd be in for a couple.
I like the idea of the forum knife being accompanied with a challenge coin.
Ive perhaps four dozen coins. Of those, Id put them into two categories. 1) Those given to me by folks as their way of saying Thanks, At-a-boy, or Its been a good working with you and getting to know you. 2) The second category of coins is those that Ive purchased as part of my landing fee in a unit. These are the ones I carry if indeed challenged at the bar. I usually buy many extra over my time in the unit and give all but one away as my way of saying thanks, at-a-boy, or its been good working with you. I always keep at least one to remind me of my time in that unit.
I dont think I could ever buy a coin from someone or from a company. Id feel too much like a wannabe. The exception to that: Id buy one if it was part of my landing fee in the forums. If we collectively decide to create a coin, Id go in. To me it would feel more like buying into a collective endeavor and less like buying a meaningless coin. So yes, Id be in for a Forum Coin.
A gifted coin is something to be proud to own. So is a coin for the group your in. Id be proud to be gifted a coin by Spyderco, especially if earned or if with a handshake from the owner or from an employee. Id also be proud to have a coin representing being part of this forum. I learn something everyday. Sometimes its about knives. Sometimes its about life. Sometime both.
Im far to new here to presume to create a coin for the forums, but if someone needs some help, please feel free to ask.
"The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself" John Stewart Mill
long post short.
Do it, hopefully I'm on board to support it. Send the profits to some vet group or something.
I love the troops, J.
Edit: If a coin is 10-15 I'd pay 20-25 to buy one for me and one for a troop/group being supported by the coin. It can't just be for us, the forum dudes...
Edit2: I'd buy a coin for 10-15 for any troop I need nothing in return, just a donation. Mind you I buy my knives outside of the SFO
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I'd buy a modestly priced Forum Challenge coin - gotta have a minimum of 1500 posts, right?
-Fat TonyI don't get mad. I get..Stabby.
A bottle of beer with dinner at home is about the extent of my drinking. Don't think I've been in a bar this century, and I have no plans to change that. OTOH, as I said earlier, I'd be on board for any Spyderco or Spyderco Forum branded trinket.
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It has never been used as a tool to challenge in a confrontational sense and is a symbol of pride in an organization or unit.
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I would definately be interested in one!
Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for lunch. Freedom is a well-armed sheep contesting the vote.
Tolerance is the virtue of a man without conviction.
I would absolutely be in for a few coins. While rarely used for the originally intended purpose, they can and do serve as a collectible token of membership. Perhaps they could be offered in lieu of a forum knife in the years when the crew is too busy to create and produce a special blade? Not this year, of course, since we're already looking forward to that forum knife!
It is a symbol of pride and a nice collector's piece. It probably wouldn't be feasible,
but a coin for certain Spyderco knives would be interesting.
A Yojimbo 2 challenge coin, I like it.
I would love to see a Spyderco challenge coin. I have carried my coin everyday for years and it represents something very important to me. I'm thinking a "Spyderco Forums" coin would be popular. Lets do this.
This is my well carried coin.
How about a Challenge Coin in the shape of the Spyderco Edge Angle Guide!
C05, C05S, C10SRD, C10SBK(x2), C10FPBR, C10GRE, C10FPGR, C11, C11FPBK, C12SBK2, C14 C17 C21, C28BK, C28BK2, C28YL2, C36, C45, C54GPBN, C77, C80GPOR, C81, C81GS, C81GBK2, C85GP2, C86, C86P, C86PET, C90, C94, C95, C106, C109, C116, C122, C123CF, C123, C123GBL, C126(x2), C132GP, C135GP, C136, C137, C138, C140, C142, C146CFP, C148, C158TIP, C161GP, C162, C163PBK, C164GPBN, LBK, LBKII(x2), LYL3HB, LGRE3, MBK, FB20, FB23, FB24SBK, FB31SBK, FBPBK, MT12, MT13, MT16, Woodcraft.
I'd be interested in one as well.
"It's like he channels dead crazy people!"-Brock Samson
Officially corrupted by Sequimite
Own:E4W E4W trainer, D4W, D4W trainer, Centofante 4, Swick II, FFG E4 w/ foliage green G-10,Mule Team 5 and 6
Want list: ZDP Stretch, Original and New Yojimbos, Perrin PPT
My wish-existed list: More MBC-esque blades.
The information posted by Michael Janich is the origin of the challenge coin as I understand it as a military member. For every unit I've been assigned to, I always make sure I acquire the "unit coin" or "RMO" (Round Metal Object). And, yes, at the military clubs, if a member of your organization, unit, or specialty slaps their RMO on a hard surface, you'd better be able to produce your own and smack it on the counter or else you're buying a round. It is a military tradition.
Now, from a knife point of view, I provide the following link to show what Emerson Knives sells as a challenge coin...
I do own one of these since I do own some of Mr. Emerson's knives. If Sal would design and offer a Spyderco Challenge Coin, I certainly would get one.
Spyderco WTC #1044
I believe Mr. Emerson's Order of the Black Shamrock has its own challenge coin as well.
"It's like he channels dead crazy people!"-Brock Samson
Officially corrupted by Sequimite
Own:E4W E4W trainer, D4W, D4W trainer, Centofante 4, Swick II, FFG E4 w/ foliage green G-10,Mule Team 5 and 6
Want list: ZDP Stretch, Original and New Yojimbos, Perrin PPT
My wish-existed list: More MBC-esque blades.


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College students and their families should be grateful President Obama elevated an issue that's pressing pocketbooks across the country into the national discourse. College, whether a two-year or four-year school, is a necessity that is increasingly priced as a luxury, leaving graduates to pay down a mountain of debt just as they take their fist steps into independence and adulthood.
A few statistics: The average four-year college graduate leaves school with $26,000 in debt. The cost of college has risen 250 percent over the last three decades, but the median income has only risen by about 15 percent, making the idea of starting a college fund with a few dollars a week stashed in a piggy bank in a child's infancy impossible.
And while we're heartened the president addressed this important issue, some of his proposals miss the mark.
His broadest reform proposal includes instituting new college evaluations conducted by the federal Department of Education. We agree students and parents need a more comprehensive, understandable rubric by which to evaluate schools. As is the case with most education reforms, however, the devil is in the details. Grading colleges' performance relative to cost and graduates' success in finding a job is important, but it isn't the only defining factor in what makes a school the right choice. Most universities specialize in certain fields of study and that can distort the picture.
Take the president's host, the University at Buffalo, as an example: A student seeking to study medicine or biology would weigh the university more favorably than other schools that don't have the same renown in that field. A simple analysis of the generic UB student's post-graduate success, irrespective of discipline, diminishes the school's appearance and might prompt prospective students to look elsewhere.
Given this reality, tying college evaluations to federal funding -- as the president seeks -- is a risky proposition. We would much prefer to treat the evaluations as a useful advisory tool for students.
A second proposal is capping a graduate's student loan payment to 10 percent of their income. That sounds like a reasonable idea, but it could be tweaked. Many graduates say they need immediate help with student loan payments. Extending the grace period for starting repayment from six months after graduation to 12 would be an excellent start. Given the persistently high unemployment rate among young people, an extra six months to find a job and establish themselves as economically independent adults would make a huge difference.
And the loan payment cap should be more flexible. Including a sunset provision of seven to 10 years, for example, would be an incentive for students to pay off their loans quicker. Offering graduates a lifetime cap on their maximum payment sets the bar too low and could extend the life of the loan, leading to more interest paid over time.
Policy differences aside, we salute the president for addressing the topic and hope lawmakers in Washington take heed — higher education reform is critical.
Manning's revelations don't rise to 'whistleblower' level
(The Record-Eagle / Traverse City, Mich.)
Bradley Manning is no Edward Snowden.
And though both are accused of going public with secret government documents, the comparisons pretty much end there.
While Snowden's revelations have touched off a painful but long-overdue review of the government's excesses under cover of the Patriot Act and other post-9/11 laws, what Manning did was simply hubris.
"When I made these decisions, I believed I was going to help people, not hurt people," Manning said during trial. His "decisions" — while an active-duty Army intelligence analyst — were to give up hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks to expose what he thought was the the U.S. military's "bloodlust."
So the 35-year sentence Manning got this week was leniency itself. With good behavior and credit for the more than three years he has already been held, Manning could be out in about 6½ years, according to his defense attorney David Coombs.
And in the end, the documents he gave to Wikileaks did little more than put fellow soldiers and others at risk. Manning digitally copied and released more than 700,000 documents, including Iraq and Afghanistan battlefield reports and State Department cables, while working in Iraq in 2010.
Manning also leaked video of a 2007 Apache helicopter attack in Baghdad that mistakenly killed at least nine people, including a Reuters photographer.
Manning's lawyer argued his client had been full of youthful idealism and "really, truly, genuinely believed that this information could make a difference."
But it was shown that al-Qaida used material from the helicopter attack in a propaganda video and some of the material was found in Osama bin Laden's hideout after he was killed.
Government witnesses also testified that the leaks endangered U.S. intelligence sources, some of whom were moved to other countries for their safety.
Dubbing Manning a "whistleblower" then — someone who exposes government or corporate wrongdoing with an eye to righting a wrong or bringing lawbreakers to justice — is a stretch.
What Snowden did, however, was much more calculated and useful. Though the programs he exposed were legal and approved by Congress and the judiciary, the scope of the internal spying his documents exposed was a much-needed shock to the system.
Yes, what Snowden did was criminal. And yes, what Manning did was criminal. But that's where the comparisons end.


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A celebration both of the greater African American story and the artist's personal discoveries about his family origins, Radcliffe Bailey: Memory as Medicine takes its title from sets of "medicine cabinet" sculptures, such as Procession, one of the McNay's newest acquisitions. These containers, along with other objects significant to the culture of the South, allude to Bailey's ancestors and function as medicine as he reaches for memory to restore himself.
Born in New Jersey and raised in Atlanta, Radcliffe Bailey possesses a great sense of history and is deeply rooted in his family and community. To organize the exhibition, Carol Thompson, the Fred and Rita Richman Curator of African Art at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, worked closely with the artist for years. According to Thompson, Bailey's art, "combines narrative content with a high level of abstraction and poetic resonance to explore questions of history and memory." Ranging from a miniscule drawing of a traditional African mask to a nearly 24-foot collage, Memory as Medicine focuses on three central, overlapping themes: water, blues, and blood.
Water evokes the trauma of the journey by European slave trading ships from the west coast of Africa to the New World, called the Middle Passage. Approximately 15 percent of kidnapped Africans died during the voyage; deaths associated with the Middle Passage totaled between two and four million. Blues reflects Bailey's belief in music as a transcendent art form. Piano keys, sheet music, and actual sound are among the elements that he integrates into his work, making it a multisensory experience.
Bailey's ideas about ancestry, DNA, identity, memory, sacrifice, and struggle infuse his works associated with blood. In 2006, the artist traced his maternal DNA to specific regions of Africa's western coast: the Mende, Limba, and Temne regions of Sierra Leone, as well as the Bidjogo region of Guinea. African masks and figures, alongside old family photographs from his grandmother, embrace multiple aspects of Bailey's heritage.
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3.93/5 rDev -5.3%
12 ounce bottle - $2.79 at Total Wine & More in Kennesaw, Georgia.
Appearance: Pours out a nearly clear, bright golden body with two fingers worth of white foam.
Smell: Spiced and sweetened sliced bananas greet the nose first, then enter some fruity notes of white peaches, Golden Delicious apples, pineapple, and maybe, just maybe even a bit of bitter orange. Background waft of whole, smile-inducing booze.
Taste: Pale malts, maybe some light wheat with a touch of overall breadiness. It starts candi sugar sweet but it instantly begins drying away. Richly fruity melange in the middle. Cracked cloves. A single, solitary drop of vanilla. Sharp floral touches alongside some hop bitterness. Peppery alcohol tries to hit you with a hammer, but the other various flavors try to keep it at bay. The other fruit flavors dim down, but the citrusy orange peel character remains. Dry, warming finish with a touch of dried herbs.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium-plus carbonation.
Drinkability: Good! It embodies a fine line between full flavored and relatively easily drinkability despite the punchy 9% ABV.
06-19-2009 03:46:41 | More by ChainGangGuy
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North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -2.9%
On tap at the Corner Slice in Greensboro.Poured into a goblet a slightly hazed peach infused golden with a nice white fluffy crown atop.Stone fruit and banana/clove phenols in the nose,as it warmed sweet alcohol came into play a little.Somewhat tart with green apple-like flavors at the onset with clove-like spice and alcohol sweetness in the finish.Alot of fruit flavor in this tripel,phenols are present but not over the top,nice beer.
10-01-2011 15:19:06 | More by oberon
4.32/5 rDev +4.1%
08-30-2014 03:23:08 | More by Dekhar
4.45/5 rDev +7.2%
Appearance This one poured a beautiful murky but light orange in color with a gorgeous white head that came up nicely and left a good film on top of the liquid.
Smell The light malts are laded with Belgian yeast. This is a very good yeast aroma that Im getting early on, even before the beverage warms. The fruity citrus has some strong orange in it but doesnt let this overpower the bouquet. I can also pick up some sensuous lemon notes along with some fresh lime and light peach.
The spices are mild and consist mostly of the traditional white pepper and coriander favored by the authentic Belgian breweries. Theres just a touch of vodka to the nose but otherwise the high ABV goes unnoticed.
Taste I literally moaned with pleasure on the first sip. The flavors are so intense that they take a moment to get used to.
The yeasty malt makes a terrific backbone to the giant fruits. The fruits come on full bore at the taste and are very complex. The alcohol picks things up a notch from the nose as do the spices. This is a very intense flavor rush, so be ready.
Mouthfeel This Tripel is in between medium and full-bodied with some extraordinary carbonation that just explodes in the cheeks.
Drinkability This was spot on for my preference in the style and very drinkable in my book. I just couldnt get enough of this wonderful offering from Allagash!
07-04-2005 00:13:02 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev -9.6%
02-03-2012 02:03:14 | More by aszatk01
4.45/5 rDev +7.2%
750 ml. Batch # 71. Pours a permanently hazed straw gold with a thick white foam that dissipates to 1/8th inch with nearly perfect lacing. Aroma is fresh cut hay and tropical fruit/citrus. Mangoes, lemons, honeydew melon, and coriander. Tastes somewhat like Hennepin, which pleases me mightily. Loads of yeast, a bit of banana, spicy as heck, almost clove like finish. Mild grapefruit twang. Very Belgian and authentic tasting. Warming ever so slightly. Mouthfeel as wonderful as wrapping yourself in warm laundry. Drinkability is tops, especially considering the ABV. This is one of the best American made triples Ive had. As good or better than several Belgians Ive tasted.
04-30-2006 23:52:12 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -3.6%
08-01-2014 21:07:28 | More by DanGeo
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
I'm going off memory for this one. I had it in a 750ml bottle with the cork present.
All I remember was having a reaction of: "Wow, this is an amazing brew!". The taste was fruity, malty, smooth, hints of german hefe (banana), crisp, effervescent, and far too delicious. This is one of those beers where you love the taste so much you end up drinking the beer quickly and you get punished for it. That 9% abv will do serious damage especially because you can't taste the 9% at all. You would swear it was 5%.
I'm making a conservative rating because I'm going to try this later down the road again and it may end up in my top three for favorite brews. That's how much I enjoyed it.
Cheers to Allagash!
09-02-2014 07:46:43 | More by Fear4Beer
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
05-25-2014 21:10:55 | More by Max3
4/5 rDev -3.6%
Purchased in a 750ml corked and caged bottle with the denotation "batch #166". Pours a sunny hazy gold with minimal head. Some winey alcohol, buttery diacetyl and fruity esters in the nose, pronounced apricot in the mouth. Creamy, cottony carbonation with astringent powdered sugar finish. Owing to the strength, this stuff will numb your tongue quickly, so enjoy it while you can!
PS The bottle has warmed since my first pour. Aroma now includes that much prized horse blanket. Taste has opened up to include massive peppery qualities which now overshadow initial apricot. Carbonation has subsided, which is also a good thing.
04-04-2011 00:03:51 | More by ExtraStout
4/5 rDev -3.6%
05-22-2012 03:53:54 | More by SuqMadique
New York
4.3/5 rDev +3.6%
This is one of my favorite everyday beers. Pouring at 9% ABV you can dink a 750 ml bottle by yourself at leisurely pace just about any evening. It is golden yellow and slightly cloudy with a fine creamy white head that last and last. The aroma is spicy and fruity with just the faintest scent of alcohol at the end. when you take this beer in your mouth you feel a nice medium to better body that borders on creamy. Sweet and spicy up front with a nice rounded maltiness and a hint of alcohol warming in the finish. If you haven't had this you should and if you have you should probably pick up another one just to remind yourself how good it is.
06-21-2008 02:14:58 | More by cdog3
New York
3.5/5 rDev -15.7%
03-27-2013 03:18:33 | More by MadScientist
5/5 rDev +20.5%
11-17-2011 02:26:27 | More by Mac19872
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
02-17-2014 07:26:17 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
3.8/5 rDev -8.4%
Shared a 750mL with a buddy.
A-Poured golden/straw color with 2 inch fluffy white head in oversized wine glass-nice looking in the glass.
Smell-Sweet, Tart Apple and yeasty aromas
T-Unpleasant bitter on first taste combined with yeasty flavor, lacking the fruit from the smell. Wished for more of the smell in the taste. As it warmed, there was more of the tart apple flavor and some citrus that come through. More balanced as it warmed. Alcohol was failry evident.
M-Very carbonated with bubbly feel-a little foamy in the mouth.
D-Taste is very dominated by yeast and the for me that cuts down the drinkability. A nice beer but not the most complex tripel. A decent tripel.
03-26-2008 17:16:33 | More by hopsleeroy
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
04-15-2013 01:44:20 | More by SanFranJake
New York
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
03-05-2014 17:38:22 | More by SkiBum22
4/5 rDev -3.6%
10-10-2012 23:36:43 | More by JacobMutberg
North Carolina
4.53/5 rDev +9.2%
Poured from a 750 mL into a chalice style glass.
Bottle states the batch is number 110.
A: Golden orange in color, hazy with an incredible thick white foamy head. The retention was phenominal, staying thick and frothy for most of the drink. Lacing was, well, good, but it was more like clinging white foam.
S: Modest spices swimming in rich pale & caramel malts. Something slightly citrus clings to the nose as well.
T&M: Mild malts nicely spiced ride a creamy texture all the way through the tasting. Carbonation is light but persistent and helps keep that fantastic head alive through the course of the drink. This tripel is slightly sweet but still has a relatively quick and dry finish. The malts and the spices combine with enjoyable complexity. This is a fantastic brew!
D: I really loved this brew! It was easy to drink, smooth and creamy, and full of complex tastiness. Fantastic! I'm definitely going to seek this out and would highly recommend it.
05-01-2008 22:42:58 | More by SIRIUS2
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
12-16-2013 16:11:20 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.39/5 rDev +5.8%
I'll start by saying I got the "reserve-batch 195" with the cork in a 750ml bottle. Reasonable price ($13ish) + good reviews = purchase.
A- Pours golden cream with a tightly effervescent head. Gets you excited to drink.
S- Moscato with a bubbly coriander creme de platano
T- Very much like it smells; small quick sips enhance, relatively dry finish
M- Heavy intensely bubbly/creamy action mixed with light alcohol note (not as much as 9ABV hints)
Very good beer. Couldn't ask for much more getting done doing something on a hot day (or any day really when you live in San Diego). Recommend for price point
(Couldn't have come from farther away for me in the continental United States [San Diego, CA]but well worth the trip)
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04-26-2013 23:31:39 | More by SanDNigel
4.4/5 rDev +6%
Batch# 56, caged and corked bottle. A nice pop as the cork goes. Wonderful cloudy golden honey color with a big 3 finger head on top. Rings of lacing stick to the side of the glass. Impressive. Fruity notes mix with a nice spiciness, I pick out clove and some peppery tones. The fruit and spice scents play off each other nicely.
First sip is an lovely mix of tropical fruit flavor and spices. Cloves, honey and hints of pepper flow under a bed of fruit and hints of caramel. A nice balance in flavors and just a damn tasty brew all around.
Mouthfeel is fairly creamy with some nice bubbly carbonation. Smooth and easy to drink. This is a very tasty brew that I could see pairing well with food. Easily drinkable, the 9% is nearly non-existant in the taste. Cheers to Allagash for brewing a great tripel. I look forward to trying more of their brews.
01-02-2005 19:27:35 | More by orbitalr0x
4.33/5 rDev +4.3%
750ml botle, Batch#74. A golden color with a thin head and lots of bubbles when poured. It has a predominately spicy odor, with some fruitiness coming through. Taste is also mostly spice, with a little orange creeping in. A very smooth, warming beer. Very drinkable (in moderation).
02-21-2006 12:43:47 | More by lordofthewiens
3.5/5 rDev -15.7%
01-23-2012 20:57:28 | More by MJLatimer
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Here's a couple pics of my other hobby.started out with always wanting an old pump to set with my cars.well.. Cars are gone and now I collect clocks and pumps hope you enjoy them...
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My other hobby
Here's a couple pics of my other hobby.started out with always wanting an old pump to set with my cars.well.. Cars are gone and now I collect clocks and pumps hope you enjoy them...
Re: My other hobby
Wow very impressive.
Three words and I had to edit for spelling
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
Re: My other hobby
Nice collection. Thanks for the pics.
BJ Moretz
Member Chapter 42 IHCC
1970 Farmall Cub
1310 Ford
1946 Farmall B
1942 Farmall M
1200 Cub Cadet
Re: My other hobby
Wow that collection is a real gas !!!
REMEMBER: Keep it correct or you may face the
Re: My other hobby
Nice collection! No dispenser?
'61 Lo-Boy
'60 FH Lo-Boy
'60 Lo-Boy
'57 FH Cub "Rusty"
'56 FH Cub
(2) '48 Cubs
'75 IH 140 w/1000 loader
C-3 mower, FH Woods 42F, 22 sickle (2), 54A blade, L-54 blade, 194 plow, FH L-38 disk, FH LB disk, 144 cultivators, FH platform carrier
Re: My other hobby
Very nice collection !!
I bet it is in the "Clean Rest Rooms".
"More gold has been mined from the thoughts of men than has been taken from the earth." -- Napoleon Hill
Re: My other hobby
Really nice collection! Thanks for posting the pictures.
1971 Cub (Rufus) 1950 Cub (Cathy) 1965 Lo Boy Fast Hitch (Nameless III) 1970 Cub 1000 Loader & Fast Hitch (Lee)
Re: My other hobby
What a wonderful collection!
Just saw this... you could have added to your collection :
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=6I ... &vq=medium
Thanks for sharing,
Re: My other hobby
Very Nice. Thanks for sharing !
Any old Atlantic memorabilia ?
22 sickle bar mower x2
23A tandem disc harrow
144 cultivator (#53 & #97 spring tooth)
154 leveling and grader blade
189 moldboard plow 2-way
193 moldboard plow x2
252 cultivator
spring tooth harrows
David Bradley planter (modded for Cub)
Re: My other hobby
Very, very nice! Do you restore the pumps, or acquire them already done?
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
Roy Edenfield
Deep South CubFest
February 13 & 14, 2015
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Hundreds of people stood, cheered and waved small American flags in the DuSable Museum auditorium as they watched a live telecast of President Barack Obama delivering his inaugural address Monday.
Some people snapped photos of Obama's image on the screen as they viewed the festivities happening in Washington.
Carol Adams, CEO and president of the DuSable Museum of African American History, told the crowd at the museum the day "is proof positive that history is still being made."
The museum is located near the University of Chicago, where Obama studied and later taught before he became president. A standing-room only crowd filled the museum's 400-seat auditorium for the telecast and Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.
The crowd sang along with James Taylor and listened intently to Obama's speech.
The watch party also honored Dr. King, since Inauguration Day fell on Martin Luther King Day this year.
There's a great exhibit called Reflections, which includes Dr. King, as he his work had important ties to Chicago. The exhibit features more than two rooms of pictures where the image of an important person is seen in a mirror in the photo – and the fun lies in figuring out who it is, and the part they played in American History. Dr. King, Colin Powell and Rev. Jesse Jackson Jr. are just a few of the people you might find at the DuSable.
The museum expected around 3,000 people to visit Monday, since Martin Luther King Day draws in big groups.