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Do not eat the walnuts I'm mailing to you. Plant them. If they turn out like their parent they will be veneer or close to veneer quality in 80 or 100 years.
We can split any profit when you sell the saw logs.
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Do not eat the walnuts I'm mailing to you. Plant them. If they turn out like their parent they will be veneer or close to veneer quality in 80 or 100 years.
We can split any profit when you sell the saw logs.
When I was in college, I had a friend who's brother made a living by rustling walnut trees.
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Don: At the price which walnut logs bring he probably retired at an early age with lots of money. Maybe better than the brother who attended college. LOL Dan
Not only will I be willing to hull my own walnuts.. I am going to keep the hulls.
Why he asks.. Old tyme furniture stains are made from the hulls of walnuts... awesome stuff.. alcohol and walnuts... wow! gonna be nice to work with.. gonna have to see if I can find my Dad's recipe for walnut stain....
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I don't think anyone answered your question about the walnuts in the stores. Most of the walnuts you see in grocery stores are English Walnuts. Black Walnuts are both a little darker in color, and have a taste that is stronger than the lighter, milder, English Walnut.
The two Nut Wizards I ordered arrived today. Tried one out. What a back saver. It only took a couple of minutes to fill a five gallon pail. It even worked in the tall grass outside the mowed area.
When I worked at the state , there was tell of a tree in Ohio , veneer quailty, that went for around $30,000. However if you are planning on making money on them , you may as well plan for the grand kids maybe even the great grand kids, I saw a bumper sticker that read " 40 ain't old for a tree"
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There are lots of pine plantations in southern Arkansas. When an area is set in pine seedlings, the plants are set quite close together. This encourages natural pruning of limbs. Occasionally, I see crews of workers doing additional pruning which, I believe, decreases the number of knots in lumber
from the trees. I am wondering whether these practices are used when growing walnut trees for lumber? Dan
The answer is generally yes. You start out setting the seedlings quite close to gether. Some grow, some die. After a couple of years you thin out the poorly shaped trees. Black walnuts are not self purning to a large extent. You need to prune if you want to lumber the tree. As the trees mature you need to thin out the stand.
The University Extension Office had a course on forestry and forestry management practices. I sent my wife to the course.
I finally took a picture of my valiant little walnut tree. I didn't know the squirrels had planted it until I saw its' crown peeking from the top of an Austrian pine. I've been watching it for a couple years now... it was bare of any branches and straight as a string for maybe 20 feet. Nature gave it the drive to shoot up toward the light.
Now the sad part... while we were at CubFest a severe storm tore it from its' hiding place and laid it across the driveway. Not having the heart to kill it after all its' effort I pulled it aside and tied it in place. Since then a small branch has begun to develop and the crown has turned itself to be upright again. Time will tell whether it will develop into a clear log for making walnut rocking chairs or boomerangs.
So the answer is nature will do a pretty good job of pruning while the young tree tries to reach the light.
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I took a gallon glass jar and filled it with mushy walnut hulls and a topped it off with mineral spirits. Let them soak for a couple of months shaking occasionally. Squezzed and strained --- homemade walnut stain. When my oldest son was about 6 I built him a tool box out of some wide pine boards we got out of my wifes Great Aunt and Uncles house that was being torn down. Stained the box with our homed stain. Worked great.
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Those hand-cranked corn shellers (like my A.H. Patch Black Hawk) do an awsome job of hullin' walnuts. The HARDEST part is CLEANIN' your HANDS and BEATIN' the squirrels to the walnuts
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Blessed Thomas Reynolds
- Richard Reynolds
- Thomas Green
- 21 January
- 29 October as one of the Martyrs of Douai
- 1 December as one of the Martyrs of Oxford University
Studied at Rheims, France, and at Valladolid and Seville in Spain. Ordained in 1592. Returned to England to minister to covert Catholics, but was arrested and exiled in 1606. He returned and worked in secret until his arrest in 1628. He spent fourteen years in prison before being martyred with Blessed Edward Stransham.
- hanged, drawn, and quartered in 31 January 1642 at Tyburn, London, England
- 8 December 1929 by Pope Pius XI (decree of martyrdom)
- if you have information relevant to the canonization of Blessed Thomas, contact
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- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Catholic Online
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- Martirologio Romano, 2005 edition
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
- Saints Alive, by Father Robert McNamara
- The 105 Martyrs of Tyburn
I dare look death in the face. - Blessed Thomas to his executioners when offered a blindfold
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Uecker, the longtime play-by-play man for the Milwaukee Brewers, was honored this year with the Hall of Fame's Ford C. Frick award for broadcast excellence, but told the crowd he should have earned a place in the Hall earlier.
Uecker, a catcher, was a .200 hitter with 14 home runs and 74 RBIs in 297 games during his six-year career that began in 1962 and ended in 1967. Uecker said Sunday he knew the signs when his on-field career was on the brink.
"The Cardinals GM at that time [1964] asked me if I would do him and the Cardinals a favor," he said. "He said, 'We'd like to inject you with hepatitis. We need to bring an infielder up.' "
Things went from bad to worse.
"When the Braves were going to release me -- it's a tough time for a manager, for your family, for the player to be told that you are never going to play the game again," he said. "And I can remember walking into the clubhouse that day and Lum Harris, who was the Braves manager, came up to me, and said there were no visitors allowed."
Later that year, Uecker said he knew his fate was sealed.
"Paul Richards was the general manager and he told me the Braves wanted to make me a coach for the following season and that I would be coaching second base," Uecker said. "That's when I knew I was gone."
Uecker told the crowd that he is a native of Milwaukee, but was born on the side of the road in Illinois when his father and mother were making a run for "colored oleo."
"I remember it was a nativity-type setting," he said. "An exit light shining down. There were three truck drivers there. One was carrying butter, one guy had frankfurters and the other was a retired baseball scout who told my folks that I probably had a chance to play somewhere down the line."
His father, like "most athletes," was a major influence in Uecker's career.
"I got a lot of my ability from my father as a lot of these other guys did," he said. "My dad actually came to this country as a soccer player. He didn't play, he blew up the balls.
"And they didn't have pumps in those days. To see a man put that valve in his mouth and to insert it into a soccer ball, blow 30 pounds of air, and then have the ability to pull that thing out without it fracturing the back of his mouth was unbelievable."
His father bought him a football.
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Then as a Major Leaguer, Uecker said he had all the endorsement deals of the modern players.
"I had a great shoe contract and glove contract with a company who paid me a
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"People have asked me a lot of times, because I didn't hit a lot, how long a dozen bats would last me? Depending on the weight and model I was using at that time -- I would say eight to 10 cookouts."
Uecker closed the speech with a moment of solemnity, thanking the fans. He's the guy who appeared on "The Tonight Show" multiple times with Johnny Carson. He was in the cast of "Mr. Belvedere", a television sitcom that ran six seasons. He was the classic Harry Doyle, that crafty announcer for the Cleveland Indians in the three "Major League" movies.
And is finishing his 33rd season as a play-by-play announcer for his hometown Brewers.
"For all of these years it's been a great run, but No. 1 has always been baseball for me," he said. "Baseball was the only way I wanted to go."
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Many of today's women are delaying childbearing until later in life for a variety of reasons, including career choices, financial status, late marriage, and remarriage. In addition, successful treatment of previously infertile women over 40 is occurring. In fact, reports indicate successful pregnancies in women over age 60.
While such extreme cases raise complex social, ethical issues, and medical issues, the fact of the matter is that more women over age 40 are choosing to start a new family or add to their present one. But what risks do these women incur? Let's examine the facts regarding pregnancy in this age group and strategies to reduce the risks.
The Facts
Although women often have a healthy pregnancy later in life, there is a higher risk for pregnancy complications. These complications can be categorized as follows:
- Medical illnesses affecting the mother and fetus
- Genetic abnormalities and birth defects
- Pregnancy loss
- Complications of labor and delivery
A higher risk of pregnancy complications can start as early as age 35. Nevertheless, proper preparation before pregnancy and early prenatal care can help assure the best chances of healthy outcomes.
Age 35 is not a clear line in the sand. Risks of genetic abnormalities and miscarriage rise progressively throughout a woman's reproductive years. This is because the woman's eggs age as she does. Also, as a woman ages, it is more likely that she will have acquired a medical illness. However, this is a general trend among the entire population.
Maternal and Child Illnesses
Certain medical conditions occur more frequently in pregnant women over 40, including diabetes, high blood pressure, and thyroid disorders. Some of these conditions may not appear until pregnancy. If this is the case, they can be managed. In many cases, the condition will go away after the baby's birth.
Medical illnesses not related to pregnancy can be screened for, diagnosed, and treated in advance. In cases like these, treatment course can improve the chances of a healthy pregnancy and baby. Many of the medications used to treat these disorders can be safely used during pregnancy. If you currently take medication and you are planning a pregnancy, talk to your healthcare provider. A change in medication or an adjustment of dosage may be necessary.
If not properly treated, maternal illnesses can adversely affect the fetus. Uncontrolled high blood pressure can restrict fetal growth and, in severe cases, can result in stillbirth. Undiagnosed diabetes can carry with it a higher risk of birth defects and stillbirth; and, poor blood sugar control during pregnancy can result in abnormally large fetus. Early prenatal care and judicious use of medication can lower these risks significantly.
Genetic Defects
It is an unfortunate fact that as a woman ages, a higher proportion of her aging eggs contain chromosomal abnormalities. Therefore women who become pregnant after the age of 35, are at risk of having a child with a genetic defect. This risk increases with age. For instance, the likelihood of having a baby with Down's syndrome increases from nearly 1 in 700 in the general population to 1 in 400 at the age of 35. This number increases to 1 in 100 by the age of 40 and up to 1 in 40 at the age of 45.
Pregnancy Loss
Pregnancy loss is often seen in the first trimester and in many cases is due to genetic abnormalities of the fetus. Pregnancy loss also increases with advancing age. Below is the risk of miscarriage based on age:
Note: Rate of miscarriage is for women without previous births. Risk of miscarriage increases with previous births and/or miscarriage.
Complications of Labor and Delivery
Complications of labor and delivery that are seen more frequently in women over age 40 include:
- Premature labor
- Premature birth
- Placenta previa—abnormal placement of the placenta over the opening of the cervix
- Preeclampsia—increase in blood pressure during pregnancy
- Fetal distress—signs during childbirth that indicate the fetus may be having problems
The rate of Cesarean section is also considerably higher in this age group.
Lowering the Risks
Although the risks associated with pregnancy after 40 are numerous and sometimes unavoidable, there are several strategies that women over 40 can use to reduce these risks.
See Your Healthcare Provider
First and foremost, make an appointment to see your healthcare provider before you get pregnant. This preconception visit will give your healthcare provider the opportunity to diagnose and treat any disorders that might otherwise go undetected prior to the initial prenatal visit.
A thorough evaluation prior to pregnancy will allow your healthcare provider to give you an idea of your individual risk. There may be cases in which pregnancy will be ill-advised. However, for the majority of women over age 40, early prenatal care and good health habits will result in a healthy baby and a happy mother.
Get Healthy
The idea is to be as healthy as you can before you get pregnant. Here are some tips:
- If you smoke, talk to your healthcare provider about how you can quit . Also, stay away from secondhand smoke .
- Avoid alcohol . Alcohol can increase the risk of certain birth defects and interfere with proper fetal growth.
- Eat a well-balanced diet . This means one that is rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat dairy and other protein sources. If you need help, ask your healthcare provider for a referral to a registered dietitian.
- Make sure that meat is cooked well, and is not undercooked. And do not change a cat's litter box. Both can lead to toxoplasmosis , an infection that can cause birth defects.
- Do not eat fish that is high in mercury. This includes shark, swordfish, king mackerel, and tilefish. If you eat white tuna, limit it to six ounces or less a week.
- Talk to your healthcare provider first before taking any drugs. This includes over-the-counter medicines or herbs.
- Start a prenatal vitamin prior to pregnancy and stick with it. The folic acid in prenatal vitamins is known to reduce certain birth defects. Aim to get 400 micrograms per day of folic acid.
- Exercise regularly , but moderately. Exercise is good for toning muscles and limbering joints, thereby decreasing the normal aches and pains associated with pregnancy. If you do not exercise already, check with your healthcare provider before starting an exercise program. Obesity is a major risk factor in pregnancy at any age.
- Consider getting a vaccine for rubella and chickenpox before becoming pregnant. After getting the shots, wait one month before trying to get pregnant.
Get Tested
If you are concerned about the risk of genetic defects, especially if you have a family history, ask your healthcare provider about tests that can help identify these types of problems. Blood tests are available to screen for some genetic disorders either before or during pregnancy. A triple screen or quad screen blood test may be obtained to evaluate the risk of neural tube defects and Down syndrome.
Genetic amniocentesis (or chorionic villus sampling) is offered to women after the age of 35. Amniocentesis is usually done in the third or fourth month of pregnancy and involves removal of amniotic fluid from the womb for genetic testing. There is a small risk of miscarriage associated with this test.
Chorionic villus sampling can be done earlier in pregnancy and involves the removal of a small amount of placental tissue, which can then be tested for genetic abnormalities. There is also the risk of miscarriage with this test. Discuss the risks and benefits of these tests with your healthcare provider early on so that you will have ample time to make an informed decision.
- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD
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it is Sunday Morning we have just come in from Inspection & it is very hot the Boys were streaming with Sweat. I am better than when I wrote last. There the Col & Staff has just passed through the quarters & the wind tipped over my Ink Bottle & spilled the whole on my Rubber Blanket which I use for a table-cloth. I dont know as I can write much as each day is about a pattern of the next all nearly alike & no news except a rumor that No Carolina has returned to the Union if true you will have known it for a long time. It is uncertain when a Mail will leave here; we expect one the middle of the week. Williams is as tickled as a Boy at the prospect of going home, it will take him down a peg if he is disapionted this time. the Regt is in better health than at any time since we arrived a good many have the Rheumatism some have the sore throat


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KrAzYbUc-I posted a thread entitled, "If you want a playoff system root for USF." Seriously, I want a playoff system to determine a true national champion as well. So if your complaint is about the current system then why are you complaining about USF? Rooting for us is like rooting for a playoff system because if we do get to the title game and get beat then they will almost have to make a change you'd hope. I personally think USF belongs, but either way I want a playoff system too so if we can agree on that then can you agree on rooting for USF and having fun with it, instead of hating on USF because they aren't known as a football powerhouse, this year in order to hopefully get a playoff system in the future?
it's the majority of their 'fans' that i cant stand.
I hate frontrunners too so I can understand how he feels. I don't mind people in the city supporting the city's team though. IMO there's a difference. I think where he's wrong is his assessment that most USF are new frontrunning old guys. We've got a HUGE student body(5th largest in the country) and now there's a reason for the non-football fanatics to come to the games. That's my opinion on the Bulls fanbase. A lot of women were at the game on Saturday.


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Trappist Westvleteren 12 (XII) - Brouwerij Westvleteren (Sint-Sixtusabdij van Westvleteren)
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5/5 rDev +8.5%
I have been waiting for an occasion to finally enjoy this one, and that day has come.
Appearance: Very murky medium to dark body, capped with a big off-whte head that is very sticky and resilient. There is great lacing, and a creamy layer on top of the beer long after the pour.
Smell: Fruity and musty, alcohol and hard candy. Smells sweet and very smooth.
Taste: Maybe not of this world, has a slightly spicy flavor from the alcohol (black pepper), Sweet like pineapple and pear, but the hops are definitely not lost in this one. Everything blends, separates, repeats over and over it seems. This is the best quadrupel I have ever had, most likely best beer in the world.
Drinkability: This beer did not disappoint, start to finish, it lived up to the hype. I wish getting another one would be a little easier.
02-08-2007 21:33:36 | More by TastyTaste
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4.78/5 rDev +3.7%
July 24, 2009: Along with the notes below, the cotton candy/confection/powdered sugar flavor is super clean and full of taste. Ester profile shows more grape flavors than I remember. An immaculate beer fit for it's #1 status.
So, this is the daddy of all daddyies; the penacle of all fermented malty beverages; the beer that carries the biggest kahunas; the most elusive and sought-after beer of all. Can a beer possibly live up to it's legendary status? Yes in fact, it can. A very deep, strong, agressive berry and candied aroma swells from the bottle, even before the pour. The beer pours neatly into the chalice with a rising pillow of foam that brings out more dark berries, dehydrated fruits, and tart, warming alcohols. Very mouth-watering and inviting. That first sip brings a lot of that rich berry flavor (blackberries, cranberries, raspberries, and a hint of grapes) that shines above a seriously malt base. Pecans, almonds, and graham cracker flavors display the malts well. Dehydrated / candied fruits (cherries, pineapples, dates and figs) meld with a sweet rum-like alcohol flavor and makes this beer some of the better flavors ever placed into my mouth. The body shows all of the firm-ness, viscity, and creaminess needed for a perfect-five beer, but the alcohols and berry-vineous flavors slice through it, making it waver just a bit. The berry flavor lingers on and on... I can still taste it from last night. It is easy to see why this beer so easily seduces even the most seasoned beer enthusiest, but I have to ask it to reluctantly step aside of this grand pedistal for its little brother, Westvleteren Dubbel.
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01-23-2008 19:29:40 | More by BEERchitect
4.3/5 rDev -6.7%
The time has finally come to put a splash of beer in my BA mug and what better beer than Westvleteren 12? I've had two of these in my cellar for about six months now and have been saving them for a special occasion. Something tells me that the contents have held up just fine. 'Best by' date on the yellow cap is 01.07.06.
The pour generates the typically massive Belgian head and I can see small chunks entering my chalice when the bottle is about 2/3 empty. Extremely murky chestnut brown; the beer looks like strong, unfiltered apple cider. The ecru colored cap has barely fallen in the three minutes since the pour. I'm expecting a huge amount of Belgian lace, but it hasn't yet had the chance to form since the head is so obstinate.
The aroma is more subdued than expected, but to be fair, I'm trying to assess it through a still thick cap of foam. What I do appreciate is brown malty, fruity and toasted nutty. I also pick up whiffs of Belgian yeast and alcohol.
The flavor profile is complex to say the least. It's comprised of loads of caramel malt, molasses, licorice, and dark, dried fruits (raisins, dates and prunes). Candied pecans and modestly funky yeast make appearances, as does the aforementioned alcohol. There are also darker contributors such as coffee and chocolate. Simply an amazing collection of seemingly unlimited flavors. The mouthfeel is big and firm, chewy even, but stops short of full or heavy.
Westvleteren 12 is world-class, no doubt about it. I can appreciate this beer (I think), I respect this beer, I even like this beer a lot. I just don't love this beer. Call me a hophead, call me an unrefined simpleton, call me what you will, but that's how I feel at this juncture in my journey. That doesn't mean that Westvleteren 12 is anything less than incredible. Everyone should have the chance to sample it at least once.
06-06-2004 17:52:12 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev -13.7%
At long last I was finally able to snag the great Westy 12,pours a deep brown with a suprisingly thin head that was gone pretty quickly not leaving anything behind.Whoa the aromas are just incredibly complex and rich,some almond and raisin almost a cinnamon bun type aroma to it,just awesome.Flavors are more mellow than expected,I get some star anice and raisin up front with some mellow orange tinge in the lngering finish.I like the "12"better than the "8" but I have had some better Quads but still a pleasure to drink for sure.
04-24-2005 19:23:41 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.63/5 rDev +0.4%
My second Westy ever! Also at the Kulminator.
Appearance: Like the 8, this beer poured a super drak brown and was accompanied by a huge, appetizing tan head. While it looked like alot of beers....worth a scoing of 4....i had to give it a 4.5 based on my anticipation. It just looked so good, i couldn't wait!
Smell: Although the nose had sweet chocolatey notes as well as spicey hints to it, i found that it was much more mild and subtle then i had anticipated.
Taste: Here we go!!! Wow. A wonderfuly rich beer with sweet and complex flavours throughout. Hints of chocolate and caramel. Spices of cinamon and nutmeg, maybe even a hint of molasses. Soem dark fruitiness and even some light woody notes towards the mildly bitter finish which also had a refined, port-like quality to it.
Mouthfeel: Rich, creamy, complex...very warming and fullfilling. Tastes linger nicely and change even after you're done your sip.
Drinkability: It doesn't get much better than this! A world class beer. This one goes into my top 10 for sure. If i could only find more, i would buy them all.
11-03-2003 14:34:25 | More by Popsinc
4.75/5 rDev +3%
03-12-2013 03:50:45 | More by BrbnBarlAgdBil
4.85/5 rDev +5.2%
Appearance Thick, dark brown with live carbonation and a monster head that went down slowly and puddled at the end.
Smell Big, sweet, buttery malts lead this one off. This is followed by an array of fruity smells that are very rich and thick. Sharp, heavy maple and molasses bring up the rear of this BSDA, giving it a wonderful bouquet indeed.
Taste This is exceptional. The rich buttery malt base is there, laden with alcohol. Behind that are the fruits. They are dark and extremely ripe. The overripe apricots, dark cherries, and figs all seem to be smashed together (well blended) and covered in sugars of all types, especially brown and raw.
Mouthfeel Full in the body and extremely smooth and buttery. This one defines creaminess at its best. The carbonation is very live and fluffy.
Drinkability This is truly a BSDA classic that lives up to the hype. It will always be towards the top of the ratings list.
Comments With almost zero availability here in Seattle, I was thrilled when I got this one from OldFrothingSlosh in the Christmas Beer Exchange coordinated by Richard, Mr. Big Dog himself. Thanks to the giving spirit of the BA community for giving me the opportunity to try this most excellent Trappist Ale.
12-26-2003 00:06:59 | More by RoyalT
4.72/5 rDev +2.4%
Dates and Anise fill out this perfectly rounded and balanced brew that is the color of blood and prune juice with a lovely yeast loaded off white head. Drinking this one was such a thrill and I largely agree with the hype. This is undoubtedly one of the top ten beers I have ever tasted. It is so wonderfully warming and gets richer and more pleasurable with each taste. Well worth a trip to Belgium in my book even if you can get it black market style at the punk bar down the street. Couldn't ask for a more perfect brew for my 200th review.
02-02-2006 22:39:09 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.58/5 rDev -0.7%
Acquired one bottle from '12 (thanks to cneville) and one bottle from '11 (from Mike) and did a side-by-side with the '11 Westy and a St. Bernardus Abt 12 - just to see what all the fuss is about. Westy pours a murky, dark brown color that accumulates deep at the bottom with light only passing through near the top of the beer, giving it a lighter, copper color. A beige, creamy head forms but remains small, even with an aggressive pour, though it can be coaxed out easily by swirling the glass. So far, so good.
The aroma was beautiful, and in all honesty, simply everything that a Belgian strong ale should be. Raisins, figs, dates - all lightly sugar coated and soaked with a mild boozy flavor. Sweet, smooth brown sugar, faint roses, lightly toasted nuts, toffee malt, and another complex layer of booze that gets a bit stronger as the beer warms up, until it reaches a slightly phenol-like presence. Earthy and dark, fruity esters abound, along with light hints of spices and Belgian yeasty warmth. It all remains wrapped in an array of sugary and savory aromas - the nose on this is one of the most perplexing things I've come across. Just SO MANY THINGS going on, yet it all mingles so strangely well.
A heavily bread and caramel malt backbone leads the way as I take my first sip. I don't have much time to linger with that, however, because my palate is immediately thrust into a flavor profile more stunning than the aroma. Candied grapes, figs, dates, and more dark, juicy, overripe fruits. Sweet red licorice, light booze, honey, calm, earth and fruit esters, mild clove and warming spices, Belgian yeast... I could go on and on. Truth is, the flavor profile on this bad boy is truly an enigma - so many things happening and there's no way you're going to capture all of them with mere words. Some heavy bread and almost rye-like flavors in the aftertaste, buttery and smooth. Somewhat on the heavy side without being thick or syrupy; silky and smooth on the palate, very creamy and not sticky at all - decent carbonation, even for nearly two years of age.
So, is this the "best beer in the world" ? No. Well, in my opinion, anyway. BUT - I can definitely see why some people might agree with that, and I can definitely say that it deserves to be in the discussion. Even though it doesn't necessary top my list, it's certainly one of the best and most well crafted beers I've had, and no doubt a benchmark example of the style. If you love beer, do yourself a favor and seek one of these out. It was really an amazing beer, and the experience of enjoying it for yourself (or with a friend) is excellent.
02-27-2013 13:08:25 | More by tectactoe
4.7/5 rDev +2%
A: A deep reddish brown color, nearly opaque. A nice looking beige head of about 3 cm with good retention leaves plenty of lacings.
S: A deep and rich smell. Plenty of fruity aromas (cherries, plums, overripe strawberries), raisins, wet wood. The malty backbone is thick and "dark" and is accompanied by a prominent spicy aroma. A hint of yeast. The alcohol is noticeable, but very integrated with the rest of the aromas. A great smell.
T: The taste is nothing but fantastic. A noble and rich malty backbone and semi-sweet cherries converge with a prominent, but not very strong, taste of alcohol. At this point, the beer is quite reminiscent of a fine liqueur. Hints of chocolate and coffee. Raisins adds another sweet component. Earthy yeast and spices balance the massive sweetness. Faint nutty aromas, and perhaps just a minimal hint of tartness. In the finish, the alcohol is very noticeable and has a sweet and warming character. But the alcohol is very well integrated and suits the beer nicely. The finish is slightly bitter with notes of spices, iron and grass.
M: Full-bodied with a velvety smooth texture. The rather high level of carbonation is well suited for the overall character.
D: What to say about this legendary brew? Well, I think it's almost as good as it's reputation say it is. It's just unbelievably tasty with an impressive complex character. This one comes really close to perfection.
07-06-2009 13:52:18 | More by ricke
New York
5/5 rDev +8.5%
Absolutely deserving of the best beer in the world title. Has such an utter depth and complexity it will leave your head spinning. Aesthetics are quite nice with a dark color and a pleasant tan head, but the smell is when you realize something incredibly is coming. Fruits, spices, candy, it just hits you all at once with an intensity even stronger than a Dogfish 120.
On a side note, if at all possible wait to try this beer until you are able to make the pilgrimaged out to the monastery in Belgium. The surrounding country is some of the most peaceful and quiet farmland I've ever seen, and builds up the experience of trying the beer to a whole new level.
06-18-2008 03:48:17 | More by punkindrublic50
4.5/5 rDev -2.4%
08-09-2013 00:43:20 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
5/5 rDev +8.5%
07-30-2013 01:19:52 | More by MadScientist
4.5/5 rDev -2.4%
08-13-2013 20:12:55 | More by Zakk
4.75/5 rDev +3%
02-14-2014 01:35:51 | More by brownbeer
4.71/5 rDev +2.2%
AROMA - very refined dried cherry, light and lean malty aroma with a nutty dimension, ever so slight hint of alcohol, a whisp of banana, another aroma which is moderate in intensity and could be diacetyl, caramel malt, or a combination of the two -( pleasant), bass notes of rum-raisin, all coming together to give a wonderful character of warm banana bread, lightly peppery, fresh plum skin, perhaps a faint herbal hop aroma, - this all comes off spectacularly fresh, clean ,and in balance. This is a bouquet which is noticeable upon quaffing but hardly leaps out of the glass. The overall intensity of the aroma is moderately-strong at best and very harmonious. The malt and fermentation elements stand out most and speak no louder than a robust dopplebock might.
APPEARANCE- This is a really beautiful beer. It is stark crystal clear with a gorgeous deep-ruby hue, and modest (less than one finger), but healthy and persistent off-white head. It gently gives up sparkling-wine style carbonation without being foamy or difficult to manage (3.5 volumes?). Wide legs that creep down the glass at a snail's pace.
FLAVOR- A bit simpler than the aroma. Overall impression is a lightly peppery alcohol keeping a creamy caramel/nugat malt base lively on the palate with a soft nut and vanilla finish. Malt character takes on a brown sugar/ light molasses character as sample warms. Fresh cherry, plum, red apple, red grape, and raisin notes tumble across the palate, but you must really focus to corner them. Banana notes in the aroma are nowhere to be found until sample hits room temp. No diacetyl. Barely perceptible hop bitterness that does not linger. Moderately strong peppery/ spicy quality is probably some combo of phenols, alcohol, and possibly hops, but it is not possible to determine where one begins and the other ends. Moderate malts sweetness is a big player in the balance but does not dominate impression.
MOUTHFEEL- medium-full bodied at most with a lively but never fizzy carbonation. The peppery alcohol character does grow to moderate or moderately-strong as you work through the glass, but never gets hot. Really overall a very lithe and graceful beer considering its size. I would never call it thick, slick, sticky or sweet, but would also never call it dry.
OVERALL- This is not only an extraordinarily well-made beer, but really quintessentially "Trappist". I have now sampled beer from every Trappist brewery and I don't know if it is for better or worse that most will try this one last because it makes you realize what the other breweries are aiming at. It has that semi-sweet (never dry, never cloying, but teasing you with moments of both), lightly tangy quality that must surely come from the sugar usage. Like all great strong beers, it is dangerously drinkable and unlike so many US big beers or "extreme" beers, it is not intense in any regard really. The alcohol comes on a bit strong at times, and so it is possible that aging this beer might be wise, but I'd hate to lose the wonderfully fresh malt and ester qualities that really make it sparkle. Belgian and Trappist beer fans would do well to seek this out, but those looking to get their minds blown by an intense beer would do better to spend their time and money pursuing something state-side.
09-24-2013 08:53:24 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
03-07-2014 05:46:19 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +8.5%
12-31-2012 00:31:30 | More by tbryan5
Alberta (Canada)
4.75/5 rDev +3%
11-03-2013 16:49:41 | More by SudSister
4/5 rDev -13.2%
06-05-2013 19:46:23 | More by Dabeel
3/5 rDev -34.9%
08-24-2014 21:09:57 | More by delaced21
New York
4.83/5 rDev +4.8%
A - Pours a very dark brown with some amber highlights in the glass. Fairly thick and didnt let a lot of light through. A nice puffy 1-1/2 finger head.
S - Smells of dark fruits and berries. Grapes, raisins, cherries, vinous red wine and some tobacco. Also a strong caramel malt backbone to balance.
T - Very complex. Up front there's nice bready malt with toffee and rich dark fruits. Then comes some tart green apples and a bit of spice from the yeast. Finishes a bit warming that brings a nice carmel/toffee sweetness and slight tartness that lasts and lasts.
M - Very smooth with good carbonation. The beer just seems to go down.
O - This lived up to the hype for me and was worth the price and hassle to get. I'm very glad I finally got to try this beer. Is it the best beer in the world? It wouldn't be number 1 on my list but it's definitely a world class beer worthy of a high ranking.
05-17-2012 16:39:55 | More by SkiBum22
5/5 rDev +8.5%
08-09-2014 21:11:51 | More by Anstuart5
5/5 rDev +8.5%
12-14-2011 17:18:54 | More by readicculus
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
07-10-2014 14:26:17 | More by joemetric
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LEGO® Star Wars™ Sith Fury-class Interceptor (9500)
Ages 9 and up. Evil Sith Lord Darth Malgus is aboard the lethal Fury-class Interceptor transporting Sith ground troups into the heart of the battle. The Fury-Class Interceptor is armed with 4 missiles and folding wings. Will the evil Sith Lord be defeated? This set includes 3 minifigures: Darth Malgus, and 2 Sith Troopers. 741 pieces
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Vinny was a guy I wanted most in Free Agency, but I thought it was a pipe dream. Glad Dominik finally decided to give premium money to a premium player.
Is it me ...or is VJ what we were all hoping for years ago when we traded the house for Keshawn Johnson?
Chargers Receiver Vincent Jackson Suspended After DUI ConvictionJul 1, 2010http://voices.yahoo.com/chargers-receiver-vincent-jackson-suspended-after-6323550.html?cat=14
Quote from: JavaRay on November 20, 2012, 03:22:13 AMChargers Receiver Vincent Jackson Suspended After DUI ConvictionJul 1, 2010http://voices.yahoo.com/chargers-receiver-vincent-jackson-suspended-after-6323550.html?cat=14Raiders coach Gruden apologizes for DUI arresthttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/news/1998/10/22/gruden_apology/
I hate that cliche that a certain guy makes the whole team better.But in this dudes case, I believe its true. Gotta be the best Buc FA signing ever. Nicks is great, but this guy is making Free and Mike so much better.