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Pliny The Elder - Russian River Brewing Company
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4.93/5 rDev +6%
I finally snagged an ever-elusive bottle here in Southern California. I got the last four bottles of a 3 case shipment that just showed up a few hours ago. Man, this beer disappears fast.
A - Bright gold, clear, with a nice bubbly, foamy head that dissipates fairly quickly and leaves a thin lacing.
S - Floral and piney, a classic and vibrant IPA bouquet. The wonderful smell of hops just leaves me eager to drink it.
T - A light and smooth start, the hops don't hit immediately, but slowly find their way onto the tongue, unleashing a refreshing and intense burst of bitterness and flavor. Pine, citrus, sweet, floral, all combine simultaneously in a wonderful balance. Most IPA's feel very divided to me in their flavors, and the hops can be too harsh, simply for show. The Pliny melds them in a perfect combination - nothing is too overpowering or unnecessary.
M - Smooth and simple carbonation, not very bubbly after a few minutes. A stronger carbonation might help stir up the flavor more, but still, it is light and soft on the tongue, which provides a nice contrast to the bitterness and lends to a clean and crisp finish, sweet and satisfying.
D - One of the most drinkable IPA's I've ever had, particularly for a double. A wonderfully complex and satisfying drinking experience from start to finish. This is my new favorite IPA, perhaps my new overall favorite.
I can see the attraction, almost obsession that this beer creates - it is well deserved. The man at the store I picked up the beer at (do I dare say where?) said that they can't order near as much as they would like to - the demand far outweighs the supply Russian River can turn out. Hopefully soon that won't be a problem, but in the meantime, I will continue the search for this Holy Grail of IPA's.
07-09-2010 05:04:56 | More by timonan
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4.88/5 rDev +4.9%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. III Issue I:
One of the best labels in the world and a great wake-up call for overzealous über beer geeks who feel the need to age any and all beers. "Drink fresh, do not age! Pliny the Elder is a historical figure, don't make the beer inside this bottle one ... Age your cheese, not your Pliny ... Pliny is for savoring, not for saving!" Love it. "Respect hops, consume fresh!"
Light honey amber in color, topped with a big, fluffy, creamy white head with a ton of glass stickage. Massive ripe pineapple aroma in the nose, with pine, mint, sappy resins, powdery pale malts and a hint of alcohol. Silky smooth, medium bodied, with a very firm consistency and slightly chewy back. Hop presence is artfully chaotic. Nice prickly stab on the palate up front, semisharp bitterness, grassy, zesty grapefruit, deep smacking of ripe pineapple and pine. Juicy fruitiness, notes of apple and pear too. Dry middle with suggestions of chalky aspirin. Bready malts, soft and sweet, provide a nice backboard for the hops. Oily and ashy hop resins stick to the palate and follow through into a dry, bitter linger. Alcohol becomes sentient as the beer warms, speaking to us in tongues. And despite this, remains insanely drinkable.
One of the best DIPAs on planet Earth, ever.
09-20-2010 19:39:48 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
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Mildly hazed orange golden color, solid two fingers of head leave a nice crowning of sticky lace that leaves thick rings on the glass. Big hop aroma of evergreen, clementine rind, pineapple and fresh cut grass. Super smooth with a modest amount of carbonation. Prickly spicy hop bitterness with citric, mint and wild flower flavors that linger far into the aftertaste. Hint of nutty yeast and a big handful of biscuity malt are thrown at the palate and actually shows that this beer has balance. Full bursting orange grove flavor. The 8.0% stays hidden for the most part yet does yield a slow warmth about half way through the pint, a bit of ripe tropical fruitiness within from the esters. Finishes with that long drawn out hop bitterness and flavor as it leans towards the dry side.
Epic, a deserving epic as well even with all of the hype surrounding PTY. Pliny The Elder is the poster-boy for Double IPAs. Every hophead needs to put this on their must try list.
02-24-2010 02:55:40 | More by Jason
5/5 rDev +7.5%
Crisp and fresh. Best DBL IPA. Hands down.
08-19-2014 22:14:14 | More by DPETRIILO79
4.75/5 rDev +2.2%
What else needs to be said. Russian River set the bar pretty damn high with this one. Outstanding!
08-16-2014 20:29:59 | More by Hophazzard
North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev -15.5%
Finally....finally I have a bottle of this beer.
Bottled on 2/17/11,fresh as well.Poured into an imperial nonic a rich burnt orange tinged golden with a large blooming white that left broken chunks of lace behind as it settled into a frothy mass.Much lighter aromas than expected,resin and grapefruit mixed with a firm dryer malt base,a little iron is in there as well.Resiny and bitter flavors are the main component flavor-wise,again the malt base is dry wich is good with way to many of the style to sweet.The alcohol is incredibly well hidden mainly because the sweetness is in check,its a very good beer but I gotta say I have had better of the style.While I like Hopslam,Dreadnaught,Oracle,and Hercules better, its a good beer,worth the rating?....Not so sure.
03-17-2011 20:23:20 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
11-08-2013 02:52:19 | More by IronCity1822
4.47/5 rDev -3.9%
Appearance - This came out a hazy, beautiful orange in color with a big, hefty white head.
Smell - This fella has a monster hop profile. The Pliny is piney, that's for sure. There actually seems to be a couple variations of pine smell in here along with some strong floral notes that carry that raw "off the vine" hop fragrance. The citrus hops are rich and sweetish.
Besides all that, this puppy has a huge malt profile. They aren't really toasted at all but have more of a caramel character. All and all this thing is packing quite a wallop!
Taste - This is a big, bountiful DIPA, full of all the delicious flavors from the aroma. All of the hops work in harmony to provide an amazing hop experience with every sip. The malts don't let up for a minute, either. The thick, caramel malts remind me of the 90 Minute. Everything is big yet very well balanced, in a massive hop-head kind of way.
Mouthfeel - This is big but I'd still call it medium-bodied. It is slickly smooth in the cheeks and dangerously easy to drink.
Drinkability - This goes down like none other. The Younger is bigger but doesn't go down as easy as this. At 8.0 ABV I'm sure this has snuck up on many a Russian River patron over the years.
Update - I first reviewed this in 2006 and had a chance to sample it from the bottle again in 2010. It is raw this year and has a monstrous pine aroma. The flavor will cause the uninitiated to dial 911. As massive as the hops are in this beer, to me, still as I said four years ago, it is the malt backbone that separates this man from the boys. I've seen a few examples like this of hop overkill, but this is the only really big monster hop beer that tries to be a true, complete, well-rounded beer if you know what I mean. Most won't even notice the malt base as this one is so hoppy, but it's that almost unnoticeable malt backbone that completes the package.
03-25-2006 01:33:17 | More by RoyalT
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
03-11-2012 17:36:11 | More by aszatk01
4.24/5 rDev -8.8%
I had two on tap in Philly. Very excited when the waitress mentioned it, because like many, I thought I might never get to taste it. This beer has a golden-red, rather clear hue. A small white head. An amazing citrus smell that you know is gonna taste good, just from one sniff. Taste is very crisp, refreshing, and citrusy. Grapefruit mostly, with medium body. Could drink a lot of these in a single sitting. I still give an edge to Gandhi Bot as slightly better tasting, because as a local, I have my biases =), but I liked Pliny so much, I thought I would add to the chorus of complimentary reviews. Worth the hype in my opinion, of course I was lucky and didn't have to wait in a line or trade to get a taste, very fortunate on my part. Right bar, right time.
04-01-2013 15:25:44 | More by braugon
Newfoundland (Canada)
5/5 rDev +7.5%
12-19-2012 23:10:22 | More by cam477
4.3/5 rDev -7.5%
On tap at Toronado. Bright amber orange with a full white head. Head lasts well for an IPA. Body is medium to full with intermittent carbonation attacks. Aroma comes on complexly featuring an appealing amount of pineapple on top of a subtle pine/juniper base. By far, however, the pine is overshadowed by citrus juice, peaches, and grapefruit. The aroma could be described as candy like if it didnt trigger receptors in your brain that say: Warning Hop Blast Acomin! Feels tangy and acidic with a citrus medley blast of lime, lemon, grapefruit, and nectarine. Perfectly balanced (for the style) with a sweet malt base and only residual pine oils in the flavor. More delicate then expected. My tongue is not destroyed after two glasses. I guess that makes this one a drinker.
05-22-2006 19:36:53 | More by DaPeculierDane
New York
5/5 rDev +7.5%
12-14-2011 19:29:58 | More by pbsmooth
4/5 rDev -14%
07-09-2013 12:07:12 | More by DanGeo
New York
4.93/5 rDev +6%
This was the perfect double I.P.A., no question about it. The beer pours a hazy golden color with not much head. I found it to have more carbonation that some of the other double I.P.A.'s I've had. Pliny gives off an incredible aroma of pine with barely a hint of fruit. It was a little too cold for our first few tastes so the hop explosion was very intense, but as the beer dropped in temperature you could taste every element to this beer perfectly. An initial hop explosion that leaves a citrus, grapefruit, taste lingering behind with absolutely no undesirable aftertaste. The only thing that I can find wrong with this beer is that it is incredibly difficult to find. Places were sold out of it or had limited quantities. If you are ever on the west coast, this beer is a must!
05-28-2011 03:39:26 | More by Supersweetshirts
5/5 rDev +7.5%
03-05-2012 03:47:37 | More by wahba
4.88/5 rDev +4.9%
Finally got to try this one thanks to Johnny Ramirez. Can't thank him enough! This has been on my wants list as long as I can remember. Pours a perfect amber color with amazing clarity - something not necessarily expected from a DIPA. Very clean looking with a long-lasting head, super white, thick, and foamy.
The aroma is, bluntly put, motherfucking outrageous. Simply amazing. Heavy ass pineapple and citrus aroma, right along with orange zest and lemon. Hops-to-the-walls; piney, leafy, floral, perfume-like. This amazing balance on the nose between sweet-bitter and fruit-hops is incredible. The pineapple kills me - powerful and pure, not fake or artificial in any way. A total forest of hops, trees, pines, fruits, mangos, pineapples, etc. I want a goddamn Pliny the Elder air freshener.
The taste starts off with an up-front smash of hops; wet, bitter, and assertive, but not harsh, overpowering, or off-putting. These hops are perfect in every way. Piney, oily, and resinous. Alcohol presence is noticeable but never intrudes and is always welcomed. Heavy malt backbone balances everything perfectly. The sweetness from the pineapples and mangos are well-timed and synchronize perfectly with the hops. The flavor profile on this beer is executed eloquently and masterfully. Medium-thick body, mild stickiness, perfect carbonation.
I was scared the hype would ruin this for me. How can a beer seriously live up to the ridiculous amount of hype that Pliny regularly gets? Not only did it live up to those expectations, it surpassed them. I promised myself I wouldn't be swayed by the reviews and wouldn't "say I liked it, just to like it" - but it's impossible. There's a reason this beer is so highly acclaimed. It's ridiculously amazing.
12-10-2012 01:08:26 | More by tectactoe
4.43/5 rDev -4.7%
Deep golden color with a sticky off-white head that leaves nice lacings.
The aroma very intense with a big punch of exotic fruits - grapefruit, pineapple, mango, you name it. Grassy and resiny hop aromas as well, and hints of tobacco. Crisp malts underneath provides a lovely balance.
The flavor is fairly sweet with a nice crisp maltiness of caramel beneath an abundance of hops. Hops, hops and more hops. Great juicy fruit aromas and notes of pine-needles. The finish is bitter and resiny with lingering fresh hop notes.
Big body, smooth mouthfeel with a nice semi-dry finish.
As far as Double IPAs goes, it doesn't get much better than this. Easy to drink is an understatement for this one.
05-21-2010 22:34:30 | More by ricke
5/5 rDev +7.5%
02-26-2014 14:51:25 | More by jedschlueter
4.25/5 rDev -8.6%
04-10-2012 15:47:09 | More by DavyJones
4.75/5 rDev +2.2%
09-08-2013 15:10:05 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4.25/5 rDev -8.6%
03-18-2013 03:09:05 | More by MadScientist
North Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +2.2%
08-10-2014 18:22:17 | More by CavemanRamblin
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
11-27-2013 19:33:44 | More by jono0101
5/5 rDev +7.5%
07-28-2013 04:13:24 | More by MaxT
Pliny The Elder from Russian River Brewing Company
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potato soup
Just had to share this receipe. Wife's been making this for me awhile, and it has become a regular at our house since she/found created it.
Potato Soup
6 medium sized potato's, peeled, and cubed
1 medium onion diced
1 stick of butter
1 ½ Cup of shredded cheddar cheese
1 lb of Italian Sausage (Jimmy Dean)
1 12oz Can evaporated milk
-Place potato's and onion in large pan, fill with water, about ¼ inch above contents. (higher water level, the more "soupy†the end product will be, less water, thicker it will be) Bring to a boil and simmer until tender. (20-30 minutes)
-1 lb of Jimmy Dean Italian sausage, crumbled and fry
-Once potato's are tender, add 1 can evaporated milk, sausage, cheese, butter. Turn heat to medium/low, ready to severe in a couple of minutes. Should serve 4 people.
-I like to sprinkle a few Frito Lay SCOOPS chips on top. For the salt content and the crunchiness.
Sounds good
Sounds good, I will have to try it.
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david, to tell you the truth i was eating a bowl while typing. thats how i finally got the reciepe from her, was to watch her make it and take notes. john
Doc, I tried your recipe today. I had some frozen sweet Italian sausage in the freezer which had to be used, so I whipped up a batch of potato soup! I really like it. It has a very good flavor. However, I think that I should have used your recommended sausage. Mine had been coarse ground and I would have liked smaller pieces. I was going to start chopping it in the pan while frying, but "The Boss" don't like me doing that to Teflon skillets! Thanks for the recipe. It's a keeper. We both liked it.It's getting harder and harder to please her. Larry
We made some for supper tonight. Very good with buttered hard rolls.
Not hard to make either.
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glad its a keeper for you all. its a keeper here as well. excepting i'm the ones that hard to please. didnt realize we could post in this area. thought it was for the "better half's" only. john
Yeah, You can post here. As you will notice Guys`n Gals have shared this forum with their recipes. Besides who qualifies to be the Better~Half Could be either gender depending on household
Well that tater soup recipe made me hungry so I did the next best thing yesterday and made a pot of ham & split`pea soup. Aint had that in a long time either and it sure do taste good. First time I have made it in a crock-pot but it came out so good that thats the way I will cook it from now on.
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welcome aboard Soctt hope to hear more from ya! John
Hi John,
I'm about to see if I can make some here at my house. One question is it 1 & 1/2 cups of cheese or just 1/2 cup of cheese?
Ego diligo meus tracti.
(I love my tractors)
one and 1/2 cup should be fine, but the more the merrier
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video, i made the soup tonite. the wife said it was the best soup she had ever tasted i did make it with 2 cups of cheese.thanks for sharing
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I have tomatos already not ripe but getting there.
Plant is about 3 foot tall. How are everyone else plants doing Weather has been a little weird here in Indiana.
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I have tomatos already not ripe but getting there.
Plant is about 3 foot tall. How are everyone else plants doing Weather has been a little weird here in Indiana.
In my line of work
I have peppers a little larger than golf balls, tomatos are there but as you said, not ripe. Hope my melons and cukes do well, last year my melons didn't fair very well.
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Green beans are blooming...purple hull peas not far behind. Okra is about 6" high....tomatoes and yellow squash blooming...butter peas and sweet corn up, but needs a rain.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
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You guys are.......
you guys ar e bunch of teases.... up here in Maine...lets see... tomatoes abou t4 inches high. Peas a foot.... cukes wished they stayed in the greenhouse another week after the past few 45 degree nights. The potatoes are showing about 2 leaves, and the green beans are just about to pop out of the ground today. The garlic is about 16 to 24 inches... but then again they were all planted last October... Happy growing!
Considering our lattitude is far closer to Bangor, Me than it is to Memphis we're doing pretty good. Lots of pepper, cucumber and zuccinni blossoms but nothing more just yet. I did find an Early Girl tomato about the size of a large pea. Second planting of sweet corn is about 2" but spotty due to lack of moisture. First planting is about a foot high and looking great. Okra is maybe 1" and also spotty.
Strangely enough, vining plants from seed are ahead of nursery plants. So much for getting a head start.
Potatoes are doing poorly. I hope to get the seed back.
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Most of my second planting of corn and both plantings of beans were evidently planted just for the benefit of the rabbits. Some of the first corn is waist high and tassled out. I picked and ate a grape tomato yesterday.
Corn doing ok after the storms friday.[need the rain]Tomatoes doing real well, 3 ft blooms all over ,peas doing real well no blooms yet but should be getting close.Tracys beans got attack by bugs.hope to have a great year selling stuff,my last job change cost me $$$$Be nice to have some spending money on vacation.Kevin
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Corn is coming along nicely - much of it is taller than me. We did have to replant because of the weird weather a while back. We've been picking zucchini and squash like crazy. The zucchinis are huge. we sure could use some more rain though
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Sounds like you have a couple of fine sons there. Later on they will think back and fondly remember the "tough" times with Dad. Those are memories and lessons no one can ever take away from them.
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like beestingz says you guys are killing me. located about forty minutes away my tomatoes, potatoes, zucchini and all the rest are so small i have to carefully scan the dirt before walking across the garden. I am taking a chance and planting corn late this year, in another week. The last couple of years the soil was too cold at the beginning of june and it languished.
bust it? you bet I can!
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Thanks Ron,
Yes we have been through some trying times in which we will never forget. At least they had the opportunity to fulfill a vision they had. Hopefully someday we can laugh at some of the trying times we had together, but I'm sure there will be many more ahead.
My goal is to make them understand the importance of hard work, real world life along with a good education. Education, however in my opinion, probably out weighs everything. As you can see reading through my thread I have the lack of.
My oldest son is very smart; in fact his ACT testing scores rates him in the top 10% of the country but, in the common since part, he is the lowest 10%. This is why my wife and I decided to do this venture with our younger sons.
I've seen this done in other counties with great success. At least my younger sons know what it takes to make the "wheels go aroundâ€.
......Now; on to my oldest son for a crash course.
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