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A tragic loss, thoughts and prayers for the family.
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Terrible. Sounds bad, but I think everyone would like to know what happened... learning vicariously can save others. Too bad it sometimes takes a death to make people really think about how easily things can bo wrong QUICKLY.
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Kelly - you are probably correct. Harold R. found a French News article which he ran through a translator. So thanks to Harold we have a bit more information:
A Briton has died aged 65 on Sunday to 18 am, at a place called Gostalan at Pont-de-Buis-lès-Quimerc'h near Chateaulin (Finistère). Patrick Coxall, located at Pont-de-Buis for years, had a passion for old tractors and owned several. After repairing a wheel on one of his machines, he wanted to try it. He lost control of his machine in a descent. The tractor has made several tons, crushing its driver. Still conscious upon arrival by helicopter Smur of Brest, the man died at the scene of the accident.
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That is very sad news. He was a nice man.
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1) IT support & engineering
2) Yep
3) Installing/running/fixing 'em, and browsing t' Internet.
4) A bit
5) Perl, Bash, DCL
6) It's a tool, sometimes I need to write stuff for management/maintenance etc.
7) No.
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1. Software Engineer
2. Several, all of the time.
3. Coding, configuring, debugging, hitting, cursing.
4. See above.
5. Not really. Regularly use C#, Javascript, VB.NET, Java.
6. That's what they pay me for...
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1) Computer Systems Officer (Network/Systems Administrator), IT Teacher, IT Support Consultant
2) Every day - Windows, Mac OS X & Linux
3) Manage servers, manage users, manage network & internet connections, web server admininistrator (student sites and Moodle server), fix end user problems, teach IT and multimedia and anything else that comes up.
4) Yes, web (HTML, CSS, PHP, Perl), shell scripting - wish I had time for more.
5) What ever does the job.
6) Solve problems, automate some tasks, web site management
7) I try to be a computer user - I'd like to do more image editing (I'd also like to take more photos but time is a problem)
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1)Linux System Administrator is my job title. My workload is IT Manager.
2) Yes
3)Running the company, my desktop, mail servers, etc.
4) No code, very little shell scripting in fact!
5) English
6) I was not good at French!
7) Administrator and tweaker. Just now I am working on following the NSA guidlines on securing a RH server. It will be an outward facing SSH machine.
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Full time student, part time old school admin
everything under the sun.
English as previously mentioned, however PHP is my coding language preference. Just got introduced to perl today.
Cos a) i enjoy it and b) cos I would fail my course if I didn't...
If but user you mean I use one then yes, if you mean do I do 'advance' stuff like break it (wait users do that as well....) then sometimes
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1. It Director for a small office equipment company and freelance writer.
2. Yes all the time
3. Maintain and support the company network, applications, databases, CRM, and telecoms equipment, support website development for both company websites. Install, troubleshoot and support our products in our customer's networks. MFDs mainly, but also associated software- Office, print management, scanning, document management, print accounting software, etc. and write for a few Computer magazines in my spare time.
4. yes, when I have to.
5. Whatever is required, but mainly PCL or Postscript, DOS and Bash scripting, HTML and XML, and various others, including (historically) machine code a and assembler, I learn enough to fix things. I really can't stand programming.
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I advise and test on which adhesives and tapes stick things together, and also test them to make sure they stay stuck!
Day job means an XP laptop for the usual office stuff.
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1) public sector web development
2) yes
3) If 2) creating and updating websites and online databases
4) yes but would like to do more, sadly a lot of the web templates I use are locked
5) at work it is mainly xhtml and css i use but i am slowly learning actionscript3 and java/jquery. my fave language is probably visual basic but i haven't used that in a job since i was 15
6) If 4) i can alter stylesheets, create webpages, create database queries, create scripts and create flash animations
7) i am a user as i have the classic "any other duties" plus i do a fair bit of image editing and database work. but i also develop and create things
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4) No
5) No
6) If 4) is yes why?
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2) Yes
3) Everything - workstation for: helpdesk, email, internet, remote access tools, DTP, coding.
4) Yes, sometimes - web mainly (Classic ASP (yuck), PHP, Javascript, C#, AutoIt, Windows batch, Perl, Bash)
5) PHP and Javascript.
6) I like coding. Sometimes it helps accomplish administrative tasks, or to modify open source code to do what we want, or create bespoke internal applications.
7) Only when I'm working on producing publicity material (newsletters, booklets...) I become an IT user of the network I otherwise maintain & support
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3) If 2) programmering and other tasks related to software development.
4) Yes.
5) Most experienced with C++. I also like Ada, some experience with Java and I also look into Python at the moment.
6) If 4) Its my job and I also like it a lot so I do it in my spare time as well.
7) Not sure what this means but I use my computer for many things. I consider programming to be "using" as well.
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1) Software tester / Software test engineer
2) Yes
3) Using a whole medley of apps and tools for logging, reporting, testing etc...
4) Yes, in my own time. I did get an interview for an in house programming position at the same company, but didn't get it.
5) Depends on the programming task. (Since so many of you are playing the spoken language card I'm going to add Latin because it's so nice. I kind of suck at it though because I have to learn Finnish)
6) Some people do crosswords. I try to program.
7) No. I guess if I program them, then I am a kind of a creator as well.
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3) Looking for business and doing reports
4) Nop
5) English, German, Spanish
7) Yes I'm a 100% computer user. i even watch Tv on my computer
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1) What do you do for a living?
2) And do you get to use computers during the working day?
Does Tills Count, and yes i do use a computer
3) If 2) is yes, doing what?
Stock mangement
4) Do you do any coding?
i use my code "I need to visit Cornwall" when i need the bog lol
5) Any language preference?
6) If 4) is yes why?
Cos you cant say "i need a P**s in front of customers
7) Or, finally, are you purely a computer user?
Im not pure, but i am a computer user
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Sprouts is a great natural and farmers market type grocery store for buying gluten free groceries. Twice a year (I believe it's in May and Oct) they run a huge sale on all their gluten free products. Best time to stock up.
1515 Hawthorne Boulevard, Redondo Beach, CA 90278
I can't believe it's barely my very first time checking Sprouts out! Everyone was friendly and helpful. I came across their GF aisle but there's way more GF products throughout the store and a yellow tab would let you know also. I was so excited to see so many. The fresh GF breads are amazing! It was more moist than I expected and compared to one I bought before from Whole Foods. I definitely recommend this place to anyone and everyone! I'll be coming back for sure.
7665 North Oracle Way, Oro Valley, AZ 85704
great place to shop for groceries, organic foods, snacks
1130 Branham Ln, San Jose, CA 95118
Great affordable place to shop for your gluten free foods! Great service and be sure to stop by the deli to order a delicious gluten free sandwich!
920 Foothill Blvd, La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011
Good selection of GF items.
475 E. Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92508
Lots of GF items!!!
3315 Rosecrans St, San Diego, CA 92110
This was my first time to a Sprouts store and I found the entire staff to be very friendly and at the top of their game in regards to customer service. Liked the selection and quality and I thought the prices were competitive. I have definitely found a new place to shop for all my produce.
6920 Manchaca Rd, Austin, TX 78745
My favorite grocery store! Great prices on produce and a lot of gf items like bread, oatmeal, snacks, and baking mixes. Plus the employees and customers are surprisingly super nice.
2824 E. Indian School Rd. #126, Phoenix, AZ 85016
I traveled to Arizona recently, and I ran out of GF food, so I ended up finding Sprouts. I was highly impressed with the selection of food, and the prices were great! I found a range of items there, and they were all brands I knew and could trust. (Plus some new brands that I found delicious!) They had Vans, Usual, Amy's, etc. etc. I will definatley be coming back!
7905 Greenback Ln, Citrus Heights, CA 95610
I love shopping here! GF foods have an easy-to-find shelf tag and every time I shop it seems as though they've added more GF options. Great produce too, with lots of organic options.
1706 E Southern Ave, Tempe, AZ 85282
Extensive selection of gf items.
600 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Love this place. Good selection of GF foods
1933 East Brown Road, Mesa, AZ 85203
they have some of the best options and best beans in gf.
7153 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin, CA 94568
So many choices!!!!
3365 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89121
So many healthy gluten free items from this market. I shop here just about every other week!! Love this place
475 E. Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92508
Love Sprouts! The best sales are usually on Wednesdays, and twice a year they have Gluten Free Jubilee, 25% off all gluten free items!
4345 Corbett Dr., Fort Collins, CO 80525
Lots of gf food!
9301 East Shea Blvd. #132, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Ample selection of almond milks, cereals and bread. Very clean space and friendly staff.
2824 E. Indian School Rd. #126, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Very good selection of GF products. Thanks!
11722 Marsh Lane #317, Dallas, TX 75229
Clearly labeled GF items at good prices compared to other grocery stores
3030 Harbor Blvd., Suite D, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
They have everything that is gluten free labeled.
5660 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230
Lots of GF items. Prices of frozen food is more than the Ralph's I go to.
4100 East Legacy Drive #401, Plano, TX 75024
Lots of choices. Twice yearly sale on gf products.
3315 Rosecrans St, San Diego, CA 92110
Lots of options, but lacking in customer service.
7153 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin, CA 94568
Love this store. It's so helpful that the gf items are clearly labeled on the shelves.
7665 North Oracle Way, Oro Valley, AZ 85704
There is so many gluten free options here!! almost any thing you can think of!
1500 E Village Way #2279, The Village at Orange, Orange, CA 92865
love Sprouts. I can find just about anything there that is GF and Organic.
4345 Corbett Dr., Fort Collins, CO 80525
Farmers market with the best prices on produce in town. And a great selection of gluten-free foods.
1011 N San Fernando Blvd, Burbank, CA 91504
This is now called Sprouts. They do have a deli section and offer gluten free sandwiches. Sprouts also has a nice selection of gluten free products. The staff is very nice and always ready to help.
1515 Hawthorne Boulevard, Redondo Beach, CA 90278
Buy a lot of staples here. Justin's almond butter, glutino pretzels, case discounts on Kind bars, MRM egg white protein powder,. They have a special sale for gluten free products once a month or so. Great supplements and prices.
3201 Zafarano Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87507
Upscale grocery/health food store with many gluten free products.
1012 South Westlake Boulevard, Westlake, CA 91361
Love Sprouts! Well marked GF groceries and their prices can't be beat.
39 N. Rosemead Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107
Lots of GF options. Good prices. A few times a year they have "GF Jubilee" where all GF products are 25% off.
3365 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89121
Ever increasing GF and organic selection with lower prices than competitors. Several different GF displays throughout the store.
39 N. Rosemead Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107
Great GF labeling. Affordable, similar brands to competitors.
5150 W 120th Ave, Westminster, CO 80031
big sale on all gluten free products this week. 25% off
835 West Foothill Blvd., Claremont, CA 91711
They have more GF options than many GF stores. They often have sales of 25% off all GF foods. Love this store!
5130 West Peoria Ave., Glendale, AZ 85302
Sprouts always has what I need, wish they had their gluten free sales more often
15405 East Briarwood Circle, Aurora, CO 80016
They have plenty of gluten free options, but watch what you buy because they are not the best deal.
7153 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin, CA 94568
Lots of gluten free choices from bread. Rolls cereal ice cream etc. love this store
220 Randol Mill Ave., Southlake, TX 76092
Wonderful store. If Central Mkt doesn't have it, they do. Try the Almond Cheese. WAY better than any other faux cheese product.
111 E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Great gluten free section, wide selection
1700 McHenry Ave, Modesto, CA 95350
Best assortment of gluten free foods in Modesto.
110 North Interstate 35, Round Rock, TX 78681
Good cheap produce and decent prices on gf products. Products visibly labeled with tags on the shelf.
4439 Genesee Ave, San Diego, CA 92117
If I lived here, this would be one of my favorite stores. When I asked a young man stocking shelves where I could find the GF items, he walked me over to where they were located. A shelf with GF items on all 4 sides! He also said they can be found throughout the store and to look for a tag labeled gluten free.
475 E. Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92508
Great store! Gluten free pasta is cheaper here than my grocery store, same with the gluten free bread and Mac and cheese. Great selection great staff!
475 E. Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92508
Love this place. Good prices and great selection.
1011 N San Fernando Blvd, Burbank, CA 91504
Good selection of GF items.
120 W Ontario Ave, Corona, CA 92882
Sprouts is the easiest store to shop GF! Items are clearly identified with a yellow shelf tag. Lots of products in every category. Thank you! :-)
1327 Encinitas Blvd, Encinitas, CA 92024
Had a gluten free sandwich at the deli! They apparently get requests for this a lot!
4253 Woodruff Ave, Lakewood, CA 90713
EXCELLENT selections for both Gluten and dairy free products.
5665 West Bell Road, Glendale, AZ 85308
This one has a pretty good selection and is normally where I shop. That is until today when I tried the sprouts at bell rd and 7th st. It's new at has a huge selection of gf foods!
4230 Pacific Coast Highway, Torrance, CA 90505
Lots of Gluten free options and easy to find. Better than trader joes for GF
8040 North 19th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
They have a GREAT selection of GF products!
2301 Cross Timbers Rd #200, Flower Mound, TX 75028
I get all my major gf staples here! love this store!
4253 Woodruff Ave, Lakewood, CA 90713
this is GF base camp! just about everything you need. all the GF foods are nicely tagged on the shelves to make it easy to spot. wide variety of foods. thank you sprouts!
471 College Blvd, Oceanside, CA 92057
It's nice to have a grocery store that carries GF foods. Since Henry's switched to Sprouts, they've replaced some of their good GF offerings with corn replacements. (If you're not corn-free, this probably doesn't matter to you.) For example, they got rid of Takinyada pasta (the BEST GF pasta), and replaced it with a corn/quinoa brand. It's been gradual, but most of my fav GF brands have been replaced with corn-filled brands. Now I have to shop at Frazier Farms or Jimbo's.
1150 S. Ironton St. Unit 130, Aurora, CO 80012
although this is not as large on gluten free food it does have some options that you won't find elsewhere
9861 Adams Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Best selection of GF staples anywhere. They have sale 2 or 3 times a year...good sale , so look for it and stock up ;) great frozen food selection.
1327 Encinitas Blvd, Encinitas, CA 92024
So many options, Sprouts is one of our favorite stores to find gluten free options!
1700 McHenry Ave, Modesto, CA 95350
The Sunflower store has a large gluten free section. Fruits & veggies sections are really great.
10225 Research Blvd. Suite 1000, Austin, TX 78759
Best prices and selections on gfree items! Gluten free jubilee for 25% off gfree items in store happens every 4 months or so. I always STOCK up!
207 E. FM 544, Murphy, TX 75094
Smaller store, but many gf items nicely labeled... Pizza, donuts, frozen meals, beer, etc!
24285 W. Magic Mountain Parkway, Valencia, CA 91355
Love this place! They often have sale GF items...I found Vans GF waffles for $2.99 the other day! GF items are clearly marked and easy to find. Lots of choices available.
362 E. FM 1382, Cedar Hill, TX 75104
this is an amazing store
5225 East Southern Ave., Mesa, AZ 85206
Tons of GF products- lots of freezer items, cereals, pastas, etc. The deli area also carries ready-to-bake GF pizzas with great crust! I hear they will make GF sandwiches too at some locations but haven't tried it. Great prices on my favorite brands/items. Keep an eye open for their GF Bonanza they have a couple times a year!!
1012 South Westlake Boulevard, Westlake, CA 91361
Best place to shop for GF food
12301 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach, CA 90740
Great variety and prices on gluten free foods. They even make their own GF pizza, for much cheaper than the frozen pizzas. I'm not sure about cross contamination though.
2582 South Val Vista Dr., Gilbert, AZ 85296
Great gluten free selection. But the English muffins they carry were awful
475 E. Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92508
Good G-free selection, knowledgeable, helpful staff.... just a bit pricey.
6920 Manchaca Rd, Austin, TX 78745
Loooove this place for gluten and dairy free grocery shopping!!
1012 South Westlake Boulevard, Westlake, CA 91361
this place had an amazing variety of gluten free foods and its amazing and tastes wonderful
7153 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin, CA 94568
Great offering of gf groceries including Schar, Udi's, and much more. Note to the informed: Target across the street sells Udi's multigrain bread for $4.99 but it is $5.49 at Sprouts; however, Sprouts will honor that price at check out.
11710 Carmel Mountain Road, San Diego, CA 92128
Sprouts is the best place to shop for GF items. They have more variety there than I've seen anywhere else. You'll do almost as well at Henry's, which is the same company. Everything GF has a shelf tag which is really helpful. Periodically they have a big GF sale which is a great time to stock up on non- perishable or freezable items.
5150 W 120th Ave, Westminster, CO 80031
This store makes shopping so much easier with gf labels on the shelves. Such a time saver!
2805 Bee Caves Rd. Suite 400, Rollingwood, TX 78746
Frequent this location. Great stuff.
9861 Adams Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92646
I just got diagnosed with celiacs disease and was overwelmed shopping. Sprouts has tags saying gluten free on their items so you dont have to read every label, makes shopping so much easier.
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Bills can't win unless offense improves
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jeff, ofcourse my familys prayers are with you and yours as you finish your career and prepare for your "2nd life"
Well it's been a busy week. Monday we went to the paulnary doc. then did a CT scan. On Tue we had a broicule scope, Wed. we had a P.E.T. scan.
More blood taken. Of what they have told my wife on Tue. that it could be cancer. At what stage unknow. We will get through this with high hopes.
My family & myself would like to thank you all for your prayers & comments it does help.
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Hang tough Jeff, we will continue to remember you in our prayers.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
You and your family are in our prayers.
Learn as much as you can about your ailments and work with the doctors - they need your help treating you as much as you need their's.
"Chance favors the prepared mind."
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"In character, in manners, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity."
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Prayer works. I know from experience. God will walk beside you and help you thru this. You're never without Him. I'll pray for you.
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In your profession, you are exposed to so many things, that the possibilities are nearly endless as far as respiratory problems, I suppose.
Have you had a positive biopsy yet?
Of course, there are so many types of cancer, as well. Some are far less ominous than others. Severe fibrosis can look a lot like cancer as well, but be relatively benign. I went through a period with my late wife, when they suspected cancer, but it was merely fibrosis and collapsed lung tissue.
I'd like to tell you not to be scared until you know all the facts, but then again, I'd be scared to death in your situation. Your profession, though, takes so much courage, that I'm sure you're facing this pretty well.
Among the things from Buddhism that I've adopted into my personal belief set is that smoke carries one's prayers to heaven. One would think, then, that the prayers of firemen would reach the heavens first and foremost.
I do believe that someone or something in heaven pays special attention to firefighters, and their prayers.
All my best to you, Jeff,
-Tom Myro
Jeff the worst thing that you can do is to worry!
I know that is so easy to say, but stress and worry only aggrevate any problems of health.
I think that there is a Bible passage that says something like..'do not worry about tomorrow for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of it's own...
Seek first His Kingdom....
Our prayers are with you, along with the love of Jesus Christ,
Pat and Noëlle
Had some really great news today . All test were negative . The doctor said he doesn't know why I had the problem of coughing up blood. We will do another CT sran on April 14th then a reg. doc appiontment on April 17th.
The doc just wants everything to heal. Before he may want to another scope.
My family want to THANK YOU folks for your prayers.
In my line of work
Great news Jeff!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
A big cheer from all of us for you and especially for Our Lord,
Pat and Noëlle
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Old Ruffian Barley Wine - Great Divide Brewing Company
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Ratings: 1,999 | Reviews: 1,039 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by PorterBoy14:
New York
3/5 rDev -28.9%
08-28-2012 13:50:40 | More by PorterBoy14
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North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +4.3%
My first carack at this bad boy its nice to see it here in Greensboro,pours a deep amber with a creamy like head that leaves a nice amount of lace behind as it slowly settles.Big fruit in the aroma upfront along with some raisin and caramel very vibrant in color and aroma it really jumps out at ya.Like the aroma the flavors of this are very fruity up front very ripe peaches and brown suger,there is a real hop presence even more as it warms in the finish keeping it balanced.Wow this is a dangerous brew intense and flavorful this is one I'll be grabbing alot of now that its local.
09-22-2005 23:29:38 | More by oberon
4.68/5 rDev +10.9%
Appearance - When I started softly pouring this I saw that it was flat so I worked the pour a little more. Boy was I mistaken. The head came up a full inch and a half and almost overflowed my Chimay glass.
The body was a solid orangish-brown and just gorgeous. The afore-mentioned head was light brown and showed great retention, leaving tons of lacing as it slowly went down. I can't believe that this is a 10% ABW.
Smell - There's a good malty winey aroma here, but the hops really rule the roost. They are very complex and seem to favor pine resin, which is something for a BW. There are a lot of sugars in here, too.
Taste - Man, this has some big flavors. The hops are gigantic, almost like an ADIPA, but the malt flavors are so strong that it's somewhat balanced. The sugars are raw table and grapes. The wine is more cab than anything else. The ale just explodes with flavors.
Mouthfeel - This one is borderline full in the body but not quite. The body goes perfectly with the flavor profile. There's a slight sense of carbonation in the mouth. The show here though is the roller coaster that your tongue gets on with all of the dynamic flavors. You have big hops, chewy malts, and candy-sweet sugars all driving you wild. The huge dryness will have you lapping your lips.
Drinkability - I'd have to do a few side-by-sides to say that this is the best American Barley Wine that I've ever had, but it has to be in the running. It's such an easy drinker and just epitomizes the style as I've imagined it to be.
Update - I originally drank this in 2005 so thought I'd take another shot in 2010. This is an exceptional BW by any measure and certatinly represents the best of the best by any stretch of the imagination.
07-08-2005 02:36:14 | More by RoyalT
4.68/5 rDev +10.9%
Beautiful rusty red with a golden halo around it poured from a bottle which had been cellared for nearly 9 months. Delectable dollup of beige cream on top. Wildly hoppy, even when cold. The hops intensify greatly as it warms. Body is full, syrupy. The viscosity is simply mind-blowing. Full thats an understatement. This beer is bloody explosive. Nose is diesel fuel, citrus fruit, mountain holly, juniper, sweet bread, mango. Taste is brown sugar, jam, rye bread, cinnamon, mango, earth, pineapple, and much, much more. How much more? Well, there are chocolates, melons, dates, grapefruit, figs, and caramels a plenty. The whole deal is great. Tremendous, depthful, balanced better than most if not all of the competitor and ever so complex. Strong and numbing as the alcohol is, the hops just kick starts your face back into believing that you could just drink and drink this brew all day. Minimal carbonation, (as expected). Filling MF. Rich and creamy. Drinkability is crazy good. This stuff is 10% yet I could guzzle it if I wished. A damn near perfect representation of the style.
04-17-2006 00:23:57 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.9/5 rDev -7.6%
Pours a murky fig color with a couple fingers of creamy khaki head that leaves strong layers of lacing down the snifter. It hangs around in a clump at one side and a ring around the glass.
Caramel malts hit the nose first, then dark chocolate, toffee, and roasted malts. The fruit talked about on the label begins to shine with warmth - mostly of the dark variety like fig and prune. Some earthy hops round things out.
Flavor is far more bitter than the nose lets on, a great swath of which expands across all corners of the palate with the first sip. Again, these hops are earthy and woody, developing some floral and slight grapefruit character as it warms. Caramel and chocolate are still prevalent all along. Five degrees or so of warmth makes all the difference. With the second pour out of the bomber, you're now drinking a vanilla caramel praline ice cream cone with chocolate sauce, albeit still with a bitter backbone, but more subdued.
The mouthfeel is massive and robust, and the hop bitterness is relentless. I'd recommend cellaring this one for a while. Alcohol only shows up both in nose and on tongue towards the final 20% of the beer, but it's so full-bodied, it's one and done per sitting for this one. It's a great version of the style but a bit too bitter for me at least at this age.
04-06-2008 04:00:02 | More by boston2bburg
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Gorgeous. A very pretty ruby color, with an extremely light khaki, almost white head. A medium hard pour yields a 2-finger head that leaves behind fluffy, pillow-y lacing. The head retention is impressive. This is one of the most attractive beers mine eyes have e'er gazed upon.
S: Heavy on caramel and brown sugar sweetness in my nose. I'm not positive how long ago this was bottled (I picked it up about 2 months ago) and maybe because of this, I am not getting much of a hop presence from the smell. I smell a slight hint of plum and pear mingling with the sweet candy smells.
T: There is a fine pine hop flavor in my mouth (especially on the tongue) that balances the sweetness almost perfectly. The lingering bitterness on my palate is downright IPA-ish, which shows that this beer is aggressively hopped, because the malt bill is huge, as well. Surprisingly, I am getting a lot pear flavor from this beer.
M: Phenomenal. The first word that comes to mind is velvety. Such a full feel that disperses over my palate and then becomes deliciously drying as the hops kick in.
D: As with many beers that are similarly big, I think this is a once in awhile treat. It is delicious and satisfying, but would be too much for both my palate and mind to have more than a bomber in a sitting. I would certainly have another, but not right now.
04-17-2010 00:10:13 | More by TCHopCraver
New York
4.55/5 rDev +7.8%
This was picked up about 7 months ago so it's probably last years release; it kind of got forgotten about in my basement.
A: A medium copper with a red hue and excellent clarity. A persistent, light-tan head that is a quarter inch of compact foam and leave small patches of bubbles on the glass instead of lacing.
S: A strong, rich malty aroma with a moderately-strong caramel malt character and a moderately citrus hops aroma. There is a low fruit ester with a slight raisin character. Smooth, perfume alcohol aroma a a moderate level.
T: An intense malt flavor with bready and caramel malt flavors. The hops bitterness is at a moderately-strong level with a moderately-low citrus hops flavor. There is a modest amount of malt sweetness up front but the balance is strongly towards the bitter with the alcohol also countering the malt sweetness. The after taste is of caramel and hops bitterness.
M: A smooth and slightly cream medium-full bodied beer with moderate carbonation. The alcohol brings a moderate warmth that keeps on creeping all the to the belly.
O: Even with a year of age it's still a sipping beer but man is smooth. Normally I'd be more than happy to enjoy this in all of it's young, aggressive, hop forward glory but a little bit of age smooths the rough edges and tamps down the hops. This beer would pair well with a steak but I'll be matching it with a Reuben for tonight's dinner.
11-20-2012 23:43:26 | More by MadScientist
4.4/5 rDev +4.3%
Bottled 5-15-07
A- Amber with a thick, frothy tan head with good retention.
S- Rich doughy, caramel malt with a pretty big spicy hop presence still.
T&M- Full bodied malt sweetness up front and rounds out to a balanced finish. The fruity hop flavor and bitterness comes out more as it warms.
D- This beer ages very well and is a pleasure to drink. I'll definately be picking up more of this vintage for the cellar. Recommended.
11-12-2009 02:25:30 | More by brownbeer
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
03-06-2014 19:40:20 | More by Tiernan
5/5 rDev +18.5%
05-18-2014 02:51:22 | More by TimBeaulieu
New York
4/5 rDev -5.2%
A - Pours a murky orange/red color with a thick slightly off white head that leaves some nice lacing.
S - Big malty sweet aroma upfront before the citrusy and slightly herbal hop notes come in. Faint hint of alcohol in the background.
T - Fruity, boozy and quite intense (yet balanced). Citral and piney hops make an appearance. Citrus peel, dark fruit, caramel and boozy finish.
M - Thick and syrupy and full and very much bold with flavor.
O - Another solid beer from Great Divide. This is my first time having this beer and I can tell that I'll like this one more with a few years on it.
02-11-2012 19:22:31 | More by SkiBum22
3.88/5 rDev -8.1%
A. Copper with ruby highlights, good clarity, and nice foamy lacing.
S. Malt sweetness with a touch of caramel, fruit, and hops.
T. An assault of rich malts in front and an herbal citrus rind and warming finish
M. Lush and smooth with a perfect amount of carbonation.
O. One of the more flavorful barleywines I've had without being overwhelmingly sweet or thick. The hop character is a little off for me, I'd like to try one with a bit of age on it.
02-11-2014 04:45:15 | More by joemetric
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
Pours a deep rust color. Smell is huge, mostly pineapple and caramel. Pineapple and caramel come through in the taste as well. There's also a fair amount of hops present, although this isn't quite as bitter as a fresh Old Crusty. Alcohol is surprisingly well hidden. Mouthfeel seems a thouch thin, but quite smooth.
Overall, this is a great barleywine, and a fabulous addition to the Great Divide family. To me, it tastes more like a Double IPA, but then, the good people at GD know more about beer than me, so I'll take their word for it. This is a great beer to warm body and soul on a below-zero evening here in the nation's icebox.
01-18-2005 04:21:51 | More by skybluewater
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
The Old Ruffian pours from the bottle a wickedly thick and syrupy dark reddish brown with a nice sticky khaki head that lingers on nicely. Aromas smack you in the face from the minute the brew is poured. Incredibly rich, big caramel malts hit upfront with mixed fruity notes all over with a touch of raisin. Resinous, piney, somewhat citric hops are in full force as well as puffs of alcohol. Simply a wonderful attack on the senses here and a good sign of things to come.
First sip brings starts with a massive thick caramel fruity maltiness that is fairly sweet. However...as the brew reaches the back of the tongue you're assaulted by a shockwave of piney, resinous hop bitterness that lingers on after each gulp. Raisins and dark fruits are well integrated as well as a faint bready flavor. This is definetly a hoppy barleywine but it remains quite nicely balanced throughout. A tasty treat.
Mouthfeel is freakin spot on. So full, big and creamy..it grabs on and does not let go...all the while being extremely drinkable at the same time. So tasty that it's hard for me to set my glass down. I wouldn't mind have another bomber on hand to cellar. A very nice barleywine that I wish I had access to locally, as I get the rest of the Great Divide line. Picked this up on a trip down to Kentucky.
11-20-2005 02:59:24 | More by orbitalr0x
4.43/5 rDev +5%
Clear garnet colored with lots of carbonation bubbles rising to the surface to support a cloud-like tan head that never goes away. Amazing head for a 10.2% abv beer. Sticky lacing all around the glass. Now if only everyone could pull this off. Gorgeous beer, really dont know what else I could ask for.
Aroma is amazingly strong. Sweetness dominates this hefty brew. Thick syrup caramel with dark ripe fruits and some citrus, tangerine hop overtones. Some toffee works its way in as well.
Flavor has the toffee coming back in initially and then syrupy pine and citrus hops come through. Sweetness is the key to the flavor, brown sugar, raisins and ripe plums. Alcohol doesn't try to hide itself at all but blends in nicely.
Nice mouthfeel. Full bodied and almost oily. Sticks to the tongue and refuses to leave.
Drinkability is good. A super complex beer that works well together. Alcohol is strong making this a definate sipper. I've been holding off on having this for just that reason, its a lot of beer for one person. My stomach is definatly warm right now.
02-12-2006 02:41:46 | More by blitz134
4.22/5 rDev 0%
Pours a translucent carmel headless
Carmel, sweet, malt. Yummy. Dont get the hops as mentioned. Cant smell the ABV, but I can sense it :).
Sweet into hops. Wow. Lots of flavor, not mesing around. Alcohol present, might want to mask it some. Full bodied.
Little syrupy, staring to really enjoy this about the style. Little biting at the end, but overall sits well in the mouth.
Being an east coaster, Im starting to love Great Divide. Everything seems to be very full bodied. This beeris very drinkable and Im not sure what I would pass up of beers I have had to date for a Great Divide.
12-23-2006 02:13:19 | More by JasonA
4/5 rDev -5.2%
08-06-2013 07:18:06 | More by danthehopslamman
4.72/5 rDev +11.8%
Easily the best barley wine in my recent samplings, and quite possibly the best one I've ever had. This is an awesome beer. Served in aa snifter, the beer was a hazy amber color. It had a thick tan head with excellent retention and some great lacing. It had a caramel aroma with some fruit and a little bit of floral hops. The taste followed the aroma, and expanded on it. Sweet caramel to begin with, then the fruit, and a nice hops kick. A wonderful combination of the sweetness and the hops. I'll drink this beer anytime, anywhere.
04-30-2008 15:13:36 | More by lordofthewiens
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
04-26-2013 02:14:28 | More by NWer
4/5 rDev -5.2%
03-19-2014 23:31:30 | More by DaftPatrick
3.95/5 rDev -6.4%
22 oz bottle. Pours a deep copper-red with a huge long lasting orange-brown head that laces the glass.
Its aroma is piney hops, caramel/toffee malt with some fruity figs, anise and smokey alcohol.
The flavor is sweet caramel and figs initially followed by some anise and a big hop bitterness that lingers in the aftertaste. The alcohol is very noticeable and warming, but not overwhelming. The more I drink, the more I like it - it becomes smoother and better balanced. It is medium to full bodied, creamy and slightly syrupy.
Overall a big, bitter barley wine that really kicks your butt! Yet it's not overbearing and is easy to drink. I think this would age very well. It's pretty well balanced as it is, but I think some aging would smooth it out even more.
01-28-2005 07:09:03 | More by Beaver13
3.75/5 rDev -11.1%
05-23-2013 02:29:11 | More by Callmecoon
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
08-18-2013 23:04:24 | More by Jayman931
4.54/5 rDev +7.6%
Nice creamy head, and gorgeous deep amber brown hue. Aroma is malty goodness and brown sugar. Taste also wonderful, sweet, fruity, toasty, hoppy, and a touch earthy. Smooth, it coats the tongue in a rich caramel feeling. This had about 6 months on it, which took down a bit of the holiness, in a very good way.
06-02-2013 06:26:10 | More by mverity
Rhode Island
4.5/5 rDev +6.6%
08-01-2014 14:56:58 | More by Doomcifer
Old Ruffian Barley Wine from Great Divide Brewing Company
94 out of 100 based on 1,999 ratings.


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