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Attention: Important safety message regarding your upcoming Yosemite Camping trip: Bears have become extremely active once again in Yosemite. You can help bears stay healthy and wild by storing your food in the locker provided at each campsite. ''Food'' includes cans and bottles, drinks, toiletries, and ice chests. The lockers are 45 inches long, 18 inches high, and 33 inches deep. Please plan ahead before arriving to ensure all your food will fit. Improper food storage may result in impoundment of your food or car, a fine of up to $5000, and/or revocation of your camping permit. Any questions? Visit www.nps.gov/yose or call (209)372-8502.
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Join the West Somerset Railway on Sunday 18th September 2011 for the 'Return to Steam' - Odney Manor special service that departs Bishops Lydeard at 13.00 hrs and will give you time to explore the sights in Minehead before returning to Bishops Lydeard for 18.00 hours.
BR (W) 4-6-0 No 728 Odney Manor has had a heavy general overhaul which will see it through the next tens years of service. Odney Manor is the second of the 'Manor Class' engines based on the West Somerset Railway and - like No 7820 Dinmore Manor - was a member of the second batch of locmotives built by British Railways in 1950.


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Fans to honor Niehaus Saturday at Safeco
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The Seattle Mariners will open Safeco Field from noon-3 p.m. PT on Saturday for an open house so fans can gather to reflect and share memories of departed Hall of Fame broadcaster Dave Niehaus, who died Wednesday at the age of 75.
The event is an informal opportunity for fans to remember Niehaus this week. Plans for a formal memorial celebration are pending, and the club will release details as soon as a final decision is made on that in conjunction with his family.
Fans may enter Saturday's open house through the Home Plate entrance and then will be invited to sign a remembrance book for the Niehaus family, view memorabilia of his Hall of Fame career and share memories.
There will be no formal program at the event, so fans can arrive any time in the three-hour window that the park will be open.
An online tribute page for Niehaus is also available at www.mariners.com/dave, where fans can post messages and see highlights of his career.
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MSN Asks "Has Harry Potter Lost the Magic?"Movies
The MSN Mom & Pop Culture Blog for Family Entertainment has an
opinion piece today based on the question " 'Has Harry Potter Lost His
Magic?.' " The article starts by mentioning the huge interest and media
attention paid to the Twilight series, then discusses the delay of
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, wondering if this would cause
waning in the love of the series and films. The author notes that while
some had been planning a boycott when the movie opens next month, the magic remains strong and firm for
many of us, and mentions our own recent LeakyCon convention held last
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But on the other hand, there is reality. Harry Potter still has passionate fans. The Web site, TheLeakyCauldron.org reports more than 75,000 members in its online discussion community. These fans not only have no plans to boycott Warner Bros. for delaying the movie, some of them also traveled to Boston a couple of months ago for "LeakyCon," a convention that raised money for charities and featured the musical stylings of an astonishing number of Harry Potter tribute bands.
The event, put on by TheLeakyCauldron.org, wasn't just about bands, though. Two major names in young adult literature, Cheryl Klein and John Green, gave a keynote speech on the writing process. Klein was on the U.S. editing team for Harry Potter, and Green is author of "Looking for Alaska" and "An Abundance of Katherines" and "Paper Towns."
The author then goes on to note a feeling that is shared by so many of us:
As impressive as this is, conventions aren't proof that the boy wizard retains his magic. That lies in the stories themselves, where the magic remains in abundance...I picked up "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" again to get myself ready for the movie, and loved it more this time than I did the first. Once you know how the series ends, you can see the incredibly way Rowling structured the story, weaving little bits into the tapestry that would have great meaning later. All the while, she stayed true to her central theme: that a mother's love is the most powerful magic of all. And she keeps things refreshingly complex. Many secondary characters are a mix of good and evil -- sort of like how people are in the real world.
These books are good enough that they should be considered classics. The movies, for the most part, have been good, too. This is why I'll be at the theater the day "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" opens. For me, at least, the magic is as strong as ever.Hear Hear! Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince opens July 15th.
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- HEALTH: Podiatry problems from storms and floods
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Updated: Wednesday, February 5 2014, 11:41 AM CST
Those with low or fixed incomes and have no insurance can start the application process for the 'Doctors with a Heart' Program.
For more than 30 years Doctor Gene Terrezza has offered his talents to those who are most in need in our community. Through the Doctors with a Heart Program, the doctor provides free eye and hearing exams.
If a person needs glasses or a hearing aid after they receive their test results Doctor Terrezza says he will provide them. Beginning Wednesday morning those who want to partake in the program have to call one of three locations where the Doctor will be offering the program.
Candidates must answer a series of questions to qualify. Once approved the person will be given an appointment time for Friday February 14th.
"This is just done by me, by my rules so that we can facilitate how things are being done" says Dr. Gene Terrezza.
Participating locations and phone numbers:
5593 Stewart St. Milton, Fl 850-623-0319
800 N. Fairfield Dr. Pensacola, Fl 850-456-5059
316 S. Mckenzie St. Foley, AL 251-943-5115
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HEALTHWATCH: Weight Loss Surgery
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HEALTHWATCH: Insurance Consumer Advocate
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HEALTHWATCH: Violent injuries in hospitals
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Wednesday, May 29 2013, 11:21 AM
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Wednesday, May 22 2013, 11:34 AM
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Health Summit for Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties
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No one under 18 should use a tanning bed, says FDA
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HEALTH WATCH: The Costs of Obesity
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HEALTH WATCH: Childhood Obesity
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Rich "Goose" Gossage, who overcame repeated episodes of youthful doubt to become a ferocious pitcher who planted doubts in the heads of Major League batters for 22 years, accepted the final affirmation of immortal status Sunday afternoon.With his late parents and benefactors in his heavy heart and former Yankees teammates in his sight at the Clark Sports Center, Gossage took bows as the valedictorian of the Hall of Fame class of 2008. After being the last of three award winners and six inductees introduced by Hall of Fame Chairman Jane Forbes Clark, Gossage held aloft his freshly minted plaque to elicit another round of "Goooose!" calls from the sun-baked crowd. "This is truly an out-of-body experience," Gossage said, launching into a 17-minute acceptance speech, during which he often appeared close to breaking. "The most amazing thing, outside of the birth of my three boys, that I've ever been through. "My whole career has been storybook. I've kept running into the right people at the right time. I've often said that I was like a kid on a ride at Disney World, and I didn't get off for 22 years. To my hundreds of teammates through the years ... thanks for sharing the ride with me. It was amazing." Some of those teammates were sitting right below, looking up at him on the stage: Graig Nettles, Ron Guidry, Jim Beattie and Roy White. All former Yankees, part of a team contingent that also included general manager Brian Cashman, COO Lonn Trost and vice chairperson Jennifer Steinbrenner. The entourage reflected Gossage's induction in a Yankees cap, although he had played for eight other teams during his big league career. "I thank the Yankees contingent that came to share this great moment with me," Gossage said during his speech. "I'm very honored to be wearing a Yankee cap into the Hall of Fame today, and to continue that great tradition." Fulfilling his promise to be present might have seemed difficult for Cashman, but he said he didn't have a hard time at all breaking away from his team's most important series of the season.
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|"My whole career has been storybook. I've kept running into the right people at the right time. I've often said that I was like a kid on a ride at Disney World, and I didn't get off for 22 years. To my hundreds of teammates through the years ... thanks for sharing the ride with me. It was amazing."
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This year I had the opportunity to compare 3 different types of garden seed planters. The Cole, The Jang Clean Hand, and Earthway precision planter. Since my gardening partners and I plant about 5 acres (church project) being able to plant alot quick and efficient is critical. We all have jobs so only a few hours after work and weekends are available. All the planters have been adapted to be pulled by a tractor. "Key and a seat" is our motto!? lol..Anyway, if anyone is curious how they worked, I'll be happy to tell you about them.. Who knows.. maybe Santa will bring you one for Christmas..Greg
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I'm sure there are many people that would be interested in your evaluation. Pics of the hitch to the Cub would be appreciated, also.
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Bill: I know pics are needed, I haven't done that in quite a while. But will work on it. The Cole planter has been used with the cub for years. I used it with a Kubota B6000. It is an older model, still works very well with larger seeds. I planted sweet corn, green beans, watermelons, cantaloupe, pumpkins, ect. You can change gears on the drive mechanizem to vary seed population. It has a large seed box, but really cleans out well. Not much wasted seed. The shoe opener will have dirt stick to the sides of it making your "slot" get very wide. I use a hammer to tap it a few times at the end of the row. (300' long) Very durable, and parts are available.
Jang Clean Hand-- This planter seems to be getting very good reviews. This is my findings. It does an exceptional job planting small seeds. Beets, carrots, spinach, turnips, radishes..ect. It does not do well with sweet corn, and large oblong seeds. It has gears to change seed population. A very nice feature. You also need to buy different size seed wheels. I found that you need the seed to fit completely in the dimple or they can get knocked out. You need to go slow when planting, but the job of spacing is great on those tiny seeds. Do Not get the 3 row solid frame planter. You have to have the ground perfectly level or some rows the seeds are on the top and not covered.
Earthway..I built a frame and use a cub cadet 106 3 point hitch to pull them. For the money they are pretty nice. You don't have any population control except for plugging every other slot in the seed plate. It does have a problem with over seeding. Seems cheap with plastic and aluminum, but is really pretty durable. I have planted all seeds..SC,green beans,turnips,beets ect...It does help to put some grease on the back side of the plate. It does leave some seed in the bottom of the hopper. The "seed slot closing" needs a little tweeking, a few fishing weights on the drag chain and good pressure on the back wheel helps alot. More later, Greg
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Good review. Looking forward to the photos.
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An important factor to remember on any planter is that the seed needs to be planted at the correct depth consistently. These planters do not do that unless you help them out. A tube that will keep the seed falling into the seed slot is what is needed. I made a funnel out of the top 3" of a water bottle for the Cole planter. Since I use it to plant larger seed, it worked pretty good even tho the seed is falling about 3 to 4" without guidance. On the Jang, since I use it for small seed, I think they fall out of the slot as often as in it. I will be making the tube longer to control the fall until the seed is in the slot.
If you are into planting pumpkins, watermelons, ect. that cole planter is the way to go. You can get your spacing as much as 72" apart. It will drop 2 maybe 3 seeds at a time. My rows are 5 feet apart. I will thin them out to 1 plant per 6ft. I use the cub to sidedress some fertilizer just before it starts to vine out.
Oh, I just remembered that on the Jang the drive chain is too loose. While watching it I noticed that the chain jumped a tooth every now and then. I will need to figure out a way to tighten it up. One idea is to use two sewing machine thread bobbins and make an automatic tensioner. Gonna take a break. Please ask some questions if you have em.....Greg
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Thanks Greg for this post, I am in need of a small seed planter for our small organic farm. I will be looking for a Jang Clean Hand I almost bought a earthway a few weeks ago but, as you stated it does look it did look cheap.
Great post at a Good time for me.
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Bill: I purchased mine from Mechanical Transplanter in Michigan. Very nice group of people to work with. I bought the two row solid frame with 3 pt hitch on my first try. Did not work well. Your seed bed needs to be "perfectly level". I had many failures. Now I have a two row independent floating planter. Cost close to twice as much, but I'm confident it will work. Planting failures are very discouraging.
Which model are you thinking of getting? Greg
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Hey Greg, I have not decided yet which way to go. I will probally research them a little more in the next few days. Which model # did you end up getting?
Thanks Bill
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Bill!---pm sent about the artichokes!
The planters that I am going to test are Planet jr # 25, Keystone , and New Columbian! ---all antique units! thanks; sonny
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Man, I'd like to see these planters hooked up to tractors!
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Sorry i've been gone for awhile. Some nasty winter bug bit me and I been out of commission. This weekend it''s suppose to be in the 50's here. I'll make special effort to get pics. Then I need to relearn how to post them...lol... I even might throw in a pic of a Brinley planter. That one I have not tried yet. Needs a little TLC.
Sonny, would like to see pics of the planters your going to be testing.
The model Jang I'm going to use is the 3 pt, two rows, independent floating small seed planter. I tried the solid frame 3 pt, and depth control was terrible. Greg
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Just got these this summer, so dont know much about them,--- cant find any info on any of them.
Planet jr. #25
New Columbian
seed can on the columbian
All 3 of these are in good solid working condition and I wanted to use one of them for sweet corn!--That will be my biggest volume crop this year to plant.
cant find any info on them as to how to set them, so its a lot of just guessing as to how the setting goes! thanks; sonny
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Sonny, the Planet Jr should drill be relatively the same as the newer models.
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Thanks for the link Ray!!! thanks; sonny
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4.65/5 rDev +8.9%
Purchased this one solely on the recommends of BA. Holymuthapusbucket! Found in a 22 oz bottle at Grassroots in Riverside, Jax.
A: Pours a heady dark malty ruby with a good three finger foam head, slowly dissipating with a huge amount of lacing and cling.
S: Smells of alcohol and pine citrus notes. Orange zest, clove and coriander.
T: OMFG, explodes on the tongue with strong astringent alcohol and pine hops, burnt caramel sugars and citrus with a biscuity, malty finish. Very tasty.
M: Chewy and rich. Full bodied doesn't begin to cover it. Very fine carbonation and goes down easily.
D: Smacks your butt due to the high alcohol content. It's delicous, not overly bitter, and imminently drinkable but very strong. Respect this brew, or it'll git ya.
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This was actually the second time I was able to try this awesome brew and man I want more!Pours a rich deep copper with some amber hue with a one finger head that is gone pretty quickly,intense fruity aromas washed with alcohol with some brown sugar in there as well big and bold to say the least.Flavors are just sublime again the intense fruit and caramel up front but the big hop presence is felt to meet the big chewey maltiness half way to make this just exceptional.Thanks to Garagekegger for sharing another awesome beer.
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Preparation I popped an Arrogant Bastard for comparison purposes and thought it might be interesting to do the review in this manner. Not only is this my 400th review, but its also my 39th birthday. Cheers!
Appearance This came out a beautiful brown, lighter than the Arrogant Bastard but with a bigger head. I knew after a few minutes that it was not going down for a while, so I left it for five minutes or so.
Smell The sharp, complex hops come out slowly and very tight. I left it again to warm a bit and came back to a smack on the olfactory bulb. The toasted malt balance is there as well, but this is all about the awesome Stone hops.
Taste This has a little bit more malt balance than the Arrogant Bastard. Otherwise, it is surprisingly similar. It seems a bit more refined, though. The extraordinary complexity of the hops is astounding. Every type you can think of sends a delegate to this gathering of electives.
The malts have to be huge just to get noticed, and they are. Theres actually some sweetness to this one, mostly caramel and table sugar.
Mouthfeel Full-bodied and bitter, but with a touch of offsetting caramel on the cheeks. This ale is smooth, smooth, smooth. Not a hint of alcohol that I could pick up. Unbelievable!
Drinkability What makes the Arrogant Bastard a shade from perfect, IMHO, is the lack of refinement and harmony of flavors (which could probably be relegated with a little cellaring). The DB has it all, and IMO can not be improved.
Update The 2005s just came out (11/10/05) so I culled one out of the cellar box before tucking it away. Its tight and not opened up yet, but man the hops are raging and the malts are in full effect. I put my 04s away for two years but I think this vintage will be best after just 1 year in the cellar.
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Finally, Ive found a bottle of this much sought after strong, hoppy monster. 22 oz, 06, bomber purchased from Chucks Fine Wines in Chagrin Falls, OH. Bought and consumed on 06-12-07.
Appearance: Crimson lava body. Tan head.
Aroma: All the good stuff. Plantation pine and apricot plantation. Cedar chips smoldering under a grill covered in hardened caramel that slowly melts and drips onto those hot cedar chips creating a flare up of smoky-sweet caramel aroma. Yum. One knows that this packs a lot of hops and at least a little strength.
Taste: There is a heck of a lot going on here. Im first hit by juicy citrus and tropical fruit, especially mango and then grapefruit. Next I notice pine. Then the caramel brings everything together but it quickly melts under the pressure of some hearty booze esters that resemble brown sugar. That make way for toffee which turns to smoke, then tree bark, which finally brings me back to even more pine. As it warms it becomes hoppy port for a few seconds and then hoppy fuel. Finally were left with flavorful booze that is sweet and bitter at the same time and extremely warming.
Mouthfeel: Heavy and full but not filling or burdensome. There is an airy quality, perhaps from a relatively strong carbonation that helps to balance all of this out. The hop presence certainly does well to match the sugariness from the booze and the bountiful caramel sweetness. All in all this is really well balanced, complex, and delicious.
Drinkability: Very good. I relished this bomber and wanted another right away. At 10% or so, this could become a real dangerous brew if I had a lot of it.
06-19-2007 18:11:22 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.18/5 rDev -2.1%
Pours with a big tan head, the beer is ruby brown in color. Smells sweet, citric, alcoholy. Almost no carbonation. From the first sip the alcohol makes its presence known. Bitter throughout with a nutty-bitter slightly astringent aftertaste, which really lingers. A faint mustiness can be tasted, which seems odd and out of place. A real hoppy kick in the crotch. I wanted to like this beer more, but it was a little too bitter/astringent without enough balancing maltiness for me.
07-07-2009 03:20:08 | More by ExtraStout
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
Reviewed from notes on 8-6-10.
A: Pours a dirty, murky brown-amber into my snifter. A medium pour yields a tiny head that leaves behind a clumpy, long lasting beige film that cover the majority of the beer. The carbonation bubbles mosey at a medium march. A parabolic arch of lacing is left behind with each sip, which breaks into dots and snaky lines. This beer looks mysterious.
S: A thick, musty caramel malt scent is the biggest player in the smell play. This is very sweet smelling with some raisin, fig, and plum notes also prominent. A banana breadiness is also climbing into my nose, along with a slight citrus hop presence. DB smells huge and delicious and it makes me very excited to drink it.
T: Musty, sweet caramel malts are also the dominant taste, but there is an earthy hop bitterness accompanying the malts that I did not pick up in the smell. This hop presence certainly does not balance the sweetness, but it does add a wonderful cleansing of the palate at the finale of each pull. The raisin, plum, fig, and banana bread notes that I found in the smell add a nice complexity to the overall taste and round out a big and phenomenal beer.
M: DB is creamy and full bodied with an appropriate hop bite at the finish. The sweetness really coats the palate with a nice film and then the hop cleansing dries off the film nicely.
D: Well, it took me the better part of two hours to drink this behemoth, so I'm not sure how "drinkable" is really is, but do know this: it's damned good and I really enjoyed exploring its nuances.
09-06-2010 01:01:51 | More by TCHopCraver
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-18-2013 16:03:24 | More by jono0101
4.3/5 rDev +0.7%
2006 consumed 6-11-10
The pour seems syrupy and the color is murky and brown. Not much head, good retention for what it has.
The nose is showing oxidation similar to an aged Bigfoot or another iconic barleywine. Raisin, caramelized sugars left and right, sherry, dehydrated banana.
The flavors are a rare balance of brown sugar, dough, toffee, and just all out malt richness, with somehow a spicy, mineral hop finish. It's high-octane and more intense than the average Barleywine. The carbonation is low, making the already thick body seem even thicker.
Unusual and oddly addictive. I've enjoyed this fresh and aged alike. It just depends on what tickles your fancy. I do not feel so all alone.
07-23-2010 02:06:34 | More by brownbeer
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
03-15-2012 04:00:53 | More by Mac19872
4.33/5 rDev +1.4%
2003 vintage, poured into a Duvel glass. Reviewed 2/05. Cheers to pizzaportorbust for the bottle!
A: brown, dark deep copper, off white creamy head. light stick, but not much, easy agitation brings back velvety head.
S: rum, dark candied fruits, raisons, brown sugar, butter, alcohol
T: first wave is luscious and creamy malt, sugar, maple, some hazelnut with a very vinous quality, reminiscent of Sherry. Raisons, rum soaked cake, butter creaminess that makes the body so rich. this beer tastes like 1000 calories, not that I care, but its rich! on the back of the tongue a slight hop bitterness, with a dry finish.
M: creamy, slighty chewy, excellent carbonation level even after a few years. held up very well, feels great in the mouth.
D: hard to say. at 10% this beer is kickin my ass more than I can explain. super tasty but pair well and with caution or set your night aside for this beast.
its amazing what age has done to this brew. a few months ago i had a fresh bottle that was chaotic and brash. with 2 plus years in the bottle this has mellowed into an incredible barley wine. fresh its a conundrum, with some age the balance pulls through, the hops mellow, and the complexity and drinkability rise dramatically. its a good drink occasionally fresh, but aged this awesome juice is a must have.
02-07-2006 03:49:55 | More by kaimcm
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
11-23-2013 18:16:08 | More by Tiernan
4.55/5 rDev +6.6%
Double Bastard Ale... Bring it on. 10.5% alcohol and from Stone, this is bound to be good stuff.
A- Pours a firey burnt orange fluid almost red.
In the sunlight shows beautiful glowing orange with bright flame-like red edges in glass. Produces a almost tan off white head that sticks around for a while leaving sticky rings around glass.
S- Large carmel malt scent upfront with a secondary hint of plum, grass, citrus and mild alcohol fumes.
T-M- The taste is one of its own. First is the big hop bitterness of citrus and fresh cut grass. Second is the toasted malts and barley that shows a thick pressence on the tongue. Alcohol is hidden but definitly there in a fresh way. I like the complex hop flavor with a malty backbone and a alcohol finish to prove itself. For a beer of this magnitude i believe its mouthfeel is perfect. Smooth and warming with nothing to piss off your taste buds... beware.
D- As drinkable as a strong ale comes... 10.5 and nothing to let you know its coming to get you. I'll buy again soon.
01-27-2010 20:35:20 | More by wesbrownyeah
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
01-11-2013 01:07:22 | More by tbryan5
4.48/5 rDev +4.9%
08-18-2014 17:54:42 | More by GameOfBeers
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
22 oz bomber @ 11.2% ABV poured into a snifter glass.
Aroma - Medium brown in color but turns dark ruby red when held to the light. The head is thick and frothy with excellent retention. Lacing is plentiful.
Smell - Pine resin, orange peel, pineapple, and some malty sweetness. Alcohol burn is slightly noticeable.
Taste - The taste is fairly well balanced with a lean towards hoppy bitterness . Loads of bitterness and loads of sweet malty backbone. Maple, pine, and citrus.
Mouthfeel - Creamy and smooth as hell. Carbonation is medium-high and just right. Full bodied.
Overall - Extremely tasty. It's a sipping beer for sure. Laid 2 bottles of this down for aging.
04-12-2013 22:13:20 | More by Clonies720
3.75/5 rDev -12.2%
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4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
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4/5 rDev -6.3%
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North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
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4/5 rDev -6.3%
06-10-2014 16:30:46 | More by delaced21
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
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New York
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
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4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
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5/5 rDev +17.1%
01-06-2012 05:50:56 | More by blackwingedhorde
95 out of 100 based on 5,602 ratings.