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Spacious 8 Bedroom Home, Hot Tub, BBQ, Wifi in South Lake Tahoe
- bedrooms 8
- baths 4
- sleeps 18
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,900 - $ 10,500 / week
$ 15,000 - $ 15,000 / month
vacation rental description
Ormsby House
Address: 1494 Ormsby Drive South Lake Tahoe, 96150
Square footage: 4200 square feet
Bedrooms: 8, Bathrooms: 4
Maximum # of guests: 18, Parking: 6 cars
Check in time: 4 pm, Check out time: 11 am
Distance to:
Heavenly Ski Resort: about 2 miles, The Casinos: about 3 miles
Closest grocery store: about 1 mile, The Lake: about 2 miles
Hiking/jogging/cross country skiing trails: just out the back
#1 Master Bedroom, main level, TV, DVD player, bathroom with shower
#2 King Bedroom, main level
#3 Queen Bedroom, main level
#4 Queen Bedroom, views of mountain and meadow, entrance from garage or deck
#5 Queen Bedroom, lower level
#6 Queen Bedroom, lower level
#7 Queen Bedroom, lower level
#8 Two full beds, lower level
Additional sleeping: sofabed in upstairs living room, sleeping mattresses
#1 Master bathroom, main level, shower
#2 Main level hallway, bathtub/shower
#3 Bathroom off of bedroom #4
#4 Lower level, shower
- Double oven
- toaster, coffee maker, microwave, blender, instant hot water
- dishwasher,
- large gas BBQ on 55 foot deck, deck furniture, dining room seating for 18 people
- fully equipped with pots, pans, dishes, cups, mugs, high quality silverware, etc.
- granite counters
Handicap Access
This home is fairly accessible for those with limited mobility since there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the main level. The main entrance has 2 steps to enter the home. Once you are on the main level, there is a living room, TV, kitchen, dining area, BBQ, and 55 foot deck with amazing views.
You walk in the front door and straight ahead is the large living room with lots of comfy couches, table seating for 6 and a TV with DirecTV, DVD player. Next to the TV is a wood burning stove and we provide the wood. It is very rare to find homes in Tahoe with real wood burning stoves and fireplaces since a rule came out over 6 years ago that fireplaces must be removed when a home is sold. I bought this house before that rule so I am able to keep the wood stove and fireplace. There are large double paned windows facing the mountain and meadows in this room. The sliding glass door leads you out to the large 55 foot deck with picnic table seating for 18 and a high quality BBQ. The views of the mountains and meadow are amazing and you can see coyotes, birds, chipmunks and sometimes a beaver running around.
On the right side of the deck is a door that leads into the master suite with a queen bed, seating, and ensuite bathroom. You can also enter this private master suite through the garage. Off of the upstairs living room is a hallway which leads you to a bathroom with a shower/tub on the left, a queen bedroom on the right, a king bedroom on the right and then a second master bedroom on the left with a king bed, TV, DirecTV service, and a private bathroom with shower.
Off of the upstairs living room is the open kitchen and dining seating for 12. The kitchen was recently remodeled with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and new sink. Continue through the kitchen and walk down the stairs to the lower level. You will enter the billiards room with a large pool table. On the right are three bedrooms with queen beds. After you pass the billiards room, there is a large bathroom on the left with a shower. Continue down the hallway and you will enter the great room with a large TV with DirecTV, DVD player, DVD library, wet bar, bar stools, shuffleboard table, large cozy fireplace and I provide the wood.
Pass this room and you will enter the sunroom. There is a foosball table, ping pong table, couches and great views. To the right is a large bedroom with 2 full beds. There is a sliding glass door that leads outside to the hot tub. This hot tub was recently purchased and has lots of jets. Around the corner from the hot tub is the wood room. The driveway can fit 4 cars and 2 cars can fit in the garage. In the garage is a storage room for skis, boards, poles, boots, etc.
I love when guests are able to stop by and view the home. I live in San Francisco but I drive up to Tahoe once a week to bring supplies, fix things, monitor construction projects in the home, etc. You can call me on my cell phone and arrange a time to view the home. I am only able to give tours when the homes are empty as I am sure you would not want guests viewing the home when you are occupying the house.
Snow Removal
I have a company that plows the driveway when there is more than 5 inches of snow. Remember to bring chains when traveling in the Sierras and bring extra food and water in your car.
Vacation Rental by Owner
My name is Charles Seidel and I am the owner of this vacation rental home in South Lake Tahoe. If you are looking to rent a home in Tahoe, I recommend finding a private owner instead of using one of the agencies. Private owners take care of their homes much better than the large rental agencies since they care more. I live in San Francisco but I drive up to Tahoe about 3-4 times per month to check on my homes, fix any problems, buy new furniture, and bring up supplies.
house rental amenities
Hot tub outside, ping pong table, shuffleboard table, foosball table, pool table, board games, DVD library, iPod speakers, wet bar
High Speed Wireless internet, 2 car garage, views of mountain and meadows, high quality linens and towels provided, central heating, 55 foot deck with picnic tables and furniture, large fireplace, wood burning stove, washer & dyrer
Downstairs living room: 36 inch TV, DirecTV, DVD player
Master bedroom: 27 inch TV, DirecTV, DVD player
Upstairs living room: 36 inch TV, DVD
Bedroom #8: 19 inch TV, VCR and tapes
Roku Player by NetFlix Now featuring Roku player on the main television. This movie box from NetFlix has over 17,000 recently released movies, foreign movies, children's movies, comedies, documentaries, and TV shows. There are also over one hundred DVD's to choose from.
activities and attractions in South Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe Area
Skiing and Snow Boarding at Heavely
Casions and Nightlife
Restaurants and Shopping
vacation rental rates
Vacation Rental Homes in South Lake Tahoe have many different prices depending upon holidays, high season, low season, number of nights, etc. Please see the prices below or call or email me if you have any questions.
2-3 nights: $900 per night
4-6 nights: $800 per night
7-10 nights: $750 per night
11 nights +: please inquire
Cleaning fee: $250 (one time charge)
Hot tub cleaning: $45 (one time charge)
El Dorado Occupancy Tax: 10% on the above
Holiday Rates
$1100 a night (3 night minimum)
MLK, Super Bowl, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Christmas Rates per night
7 nights: $900, 6 nights: $1000, 5 nights: $1100, 4 nights: $1200
New Years Rates per night
7 nights: $1400, 6 nights: $1500, 5 nights: $1600, 4 nights: $1700
Off Season Special Discounts:
May & October: $700 per night (conditions apply)
Weddings/Receptions at the house
Wedding receptions or large gatherings are allowed at the Pioneer House or Black Bart House but not at the Ormsby House. There is a 3 night minimum stay and there is a $500 surcharge to allow a wedding or reception at the house. No more than 40 people are allowed at the home day or night and festivities have to stop by 10 pm (per South Lake Tahoe Vacation Home ordinance).
Pet Policy
There is a one time charge of $100 to bring your pets to the Tahoe house. Some people are allergic so you can ask when the last time a guest was at the house with a pet. This only happens about once a year since most of my guests are flying in from overseas or from the other side of the country.
A few weeks before your arrival, I will email you the access code for the lockbox.
When is payment due?
Payment is due two months before your arrival (3 months prior for holidays or special events)
How do I make a reservation?
Fill out the reservation form on this website.
Cancellation policy?
You can cancel giving one month's notice or more and receive a full refund. After one month there is no refund.
Is there a security deposit?
Yes. The security deposit of $800 is required about 2 weeks before your arrival. It will be returned to you about 2 weeks after your check out.
When is my reservation confirmed?
If your rental is within two months, you are not confirmed until I receive the rental payment and the rental agreement. If your rental is over two months in the future, you are not confirmed until I receive the two page rental agreement. It is possible that I email you back to let you know that the house is available and the next day it could get booked by another guest. That is why after you receive the rental agreement, I recommend sending it back soon to secure your reservation. It is very common for me to have 2 or 3 rental agreements sent out for the same time and whoever returns it to me first will receive the booking.
These homes are very famous and very popular and I sell out quickly. I understand it takes some time to confirm the booking with your group, buy airline tickets, etc. and by the time you confirm everyone, the house could get booked by another group. But you can make a tentative reservation to hold the date. All you have to do is fill out the reservation form on the website and then I will send you the rental agreement. Most vacation rental companies demand half payment upon booking and the balance due two months before arrival. However, I do not like that policy since some of my guests make bookings far in advance and I don't think it is fair taking someone's money a year in advance. No payment is due until 2 month before arrival.
What form of payments are accepted?
I accept checks, Paypal, debit cards or credit cards.


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Statement on Rolando v State
May 22, 2014
The Montana State AFL-CIO released the following statement from Executive Secretary Al Ekblad in response to the legal action filed yesterday in Federal Court challenging Montana's prohibition against marriage equality:
"Today in Montana, couples who share lives and homes and children, are being denied spousal benefits. In places where the employer offers family health coverage and/or pension and death benefits, marriage defines the spouse as family. In the absence of marriage, spouses cannot extend benefit coverage to one another. Denying couples the right to marry is an economic issue. If an employee is offered family coverage as part of their employment package but they are prevented from using that coverage, the value of their employment package is reduced and the value of their work. When an employee's compensation is impacted by matters exterior to qualifications and quality of work, it is workplace discrimination.
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He is the son of Jay D. Cardwell, Kokomo, and Lori Cardwell, Macy, and Bill Clemons. He graduated from Kokomo High School in 2007 and Tyler Junior College, Tyler, Texas. He is a staff sergeant and an aeromedical evacuation technician in the U.S. Air Force.
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Hotel Paracas Libertador is a hotel known for the quality of their service and the friendliness of their staff. The Peru Hotel Libertador is considered one of the most important in Peru. This hotel stands out due to its unique and exclusive properties where the customs and traditions of the city are highlighted.
The Paracas Hotel is one of the most important five-star hotels in the south of Peru with a total area of 34,136m2, 120 rooms and suites, two restaurants, a bar lounge, a luxury spa, a conference rooms that seat up to 500 people and a wide variety of activities available for its guests. It is located near a nature reserve where you can admire marine life (sea lions, flamingos, dolphins, penguins) and where the Paracas culture flourished nearly two millennia before the Incas. Strategically located in the bay, in front of the Nature Reserve of Paracas, the Paracas Hotel is the most luxurious resort spa on the Peruvian coast and the ideal starting point for excursions to the Ballesta islands.
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Superior rooms feature bamboo-covered walls and wooden furniture. This room is available with one king or two full XL beds, an iPod docking station, a 37" LCD television and a fully equipped bathroom.
Solarium Suite is located on the second floor and offers spectacular views of the ocean from two spacious balconies; one of them with a dining table and six chairs. In the living room, a wide sofa bed is an ideal sleep space for children 10 and under, and the main bedroom has a king size bed both with a big screen TV.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- A local cancer patient, whose treatments were jeopardized by the shutdown, boarded a plane for the National Institute of Health in Maryland on Monday and returned to the Capital Region on Tuesday.
Robert Duncan is one of only four people alive who have a rare type of cancer, and his entry into a clinical trial was put on hold because of the shutdown.
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The trustees of the Peabody Institute Library and the board of the Peabody Institute Library Foundation would like to publicly express our thanks and gratefully acknowledge the generosity of local businesses and members of our community for supporting our ninth annual Starry, Starry Night event. To all who joined us that evening, we thank you for making the event the most successful ever! More than $4,000 was raised to help promote, maintain, preserve and enhance the activities and programs of the Peabody Institute Library. The trustees look forward to hosting our 10th annual event next year.
We cannot fail to note that this success could not have been achieved without generous donations of food and raffle prizes from the following local restaurants, businesses and organizations: Peabody Historical Society, New Brothers Deli & Restaurant, Burtons, Su Chang's, Century House, Cheesecake Factory, Chick-fil-A, D'Orsi's Bakery, Kappy's Liquors, Kelly's Roast Beef and Seafood, Polcari's, Power of Touch, Qdoba, Rizzo's, Sea Witch, Simon Corporation, Stonewood Tavern, Sylvan Street Grille, T & L Liquors, Table of Contents Caterers, Tennessee BBQ, Trader Joe's, Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt and the City of Peabody Concert Committee, Ed's Service Station, Jackie Torigian, Treadwell's Ice Cream, Metro North YMCA, North Shore Music Theatre, the Boston Bruins, The Boston Red Sox, Hannaford's, Wardhurst Restaurant, and Wavelengths Day Spa.
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EMBARKATION-We got to the pier early. We were hell bent on scoring a good parking space and we did. We were steps away from check-in and even closer from where we exited the day we returned. We did all our own luggage, it was painless.
PUBLIC ROOMS-The ship is easy to navigate. There was never a problem getting a seat at the shows, a machine in the casino (payout was typical, I guess it's all about knowing when to cash out and walk away), a table at the buffet or a last minute shore excursion. The public rest rooms were immaculate.
CABIN-As said before, we felt our cabin was a bit tight but the bathroom was one of the largest we've had in a very long time. It was a great location, quiet with easy access to stairs, elevators, Internet, library, etc. Beds were very comfortable and linens were wonderful.
RECREATION AND FITNESS-The gym was state-of-the-art but way too small for a ship this size. We managed to get a piece of equipment the first sea day and when we were finished, every single machine was taken including the areas to stretch and work out with weights. We were in port for the next 4 days so we didn't even attempt to go back and blew it off the last sea day as well so it's being judged by the one-time visit. There are signs limiting you to 20 minute workouts but didn't notice one person paying attention and it's obviously not enforced.
FOOD- We headed to the buffet on embarkation day and we had the first of many build-your-own pasta lunches. They had several different pastas with a huge selection of add-ins and a few different sauces. You build it, they toss it in a fry pan so it's hot and fresh.
We had breakfast at the buffet several times as well, everything we tried was very good. We both especially loved the french toast. We had no problems getting a table at breakfast or lunch and never encountered any lines.
We tried all three specialty restaurants and the Bistro on Five which serves crepes and paninis. While all of the places were very good, we favored some over others. We did like the The Bistro so much we returned. The tables in the main dining room were way too close for our liking and glad we didn't eat there often even though we felt the food was far better then most other cruises we've been on. We don't think anyone will be disappointed with the selections offered on this ship.
Try not to miss the brunch on your first sea day. It was wonderful.
Cabin service was limited to the door menu and used more as a wake up call with coffee and juice. ENTERTAINMENT-The shows each night were a step above what we've seen on cruises lately. We're originally from NY so we know Broadway vs. cruise ship. We were pleasantly surprised by the caliber of talent on board. There had an illusionist who was pretty good and mixed in the 7 nights they had 3 production shows which they're now taking to new levels with Cirque du Soleil type aerial acts. We also saw an amazing talent performing classical music, on a xylo-synthesizer, at the speed of light. A super group of 4 young guys that did A cappella, Jersey Boys and Motown performed 2 nights, opening and closing, but you could catch them all around the ship at different times.
There was something going on all over all the time. Some of the other things we did were the Hot Glass Show put on by Corning. It was great but like the name, it was HOT even if you managed to get a seat in the shade. We also did a back stage and galley tour, both were enlightening.
SERVICE-Typically good everywhere we went. Staff was engaging, personable and certainly nicer then either of us could ever be 24/7.
SHORE EXCURSIONS-We did 3 of the 4 ports on-our-own. We only booked one through the cruise line and it was fine. We do feel most of the cruise offerings are over priced. They buy in bulk, it should be less or at least competitive.
GRAND CAYMAN-We did Atlantis submarine at this port. We went down over 100 feet, it was the only way these chickens were going to ever see what's down there as neither of us do water related anything. It was interesting, saw a lot of fish, coral, reefs, etc. It was $84 pre-booked on the Internet and $105 from Celebrity. It's an easy 5 minute walk from where the ship docks. The water was beautiful, the typical Caribbean blue.
COZUMEL-Cozumel brought another first for us, we para-sailed. It was amazing! It's not easy to take off or land but we did it, a bit clumsily, but no broken bones. This was the only excursion through the ship. It was $50 on-your-own, $84 through Celebrity. We had no idea you could get this walking distance from the ship thus our reason for booking with the score excursion desk.
COSTA MAYA-MAYA CHAN-an all-inclusive day resort. It was only about a 10 minute ride but because the roads are so poor it takes more like 20+. This was a little piece of heaven, one of the best kept secrets of this island and the bargain of the century.
Once you get there, you're escorted to your private 8X10 thatched hut with a bed/chaise, pillows and reclining Adirondack chairs. During the morning, they bring around fresh fruit followed by their signature drink, chips with salsa and guacamole and free flowing booze, anything you want from beer, mai-tai's, Bailey's, soda, bottled water, etc.
Lunch is a buffet-all you can eat fajitas with the trimmings. They're made fresh by a local grilling seasoned chicken, steak and fish. They were DELICIOUS.
They have kayak's for your use (encourage races), snorkeling equipment and water chairs. They also have bikes and will escort you on a 2 mile ride. They offer scuba diving for an extra charge as well as massages which we jumped on. It was as good as you get anywhere else for multiple times the price. It was right on the beach under a burlap tarp, $45 for an hour.
This all-inclusive was $49 PP which paid for the transportation, food, drinks, equipment- all but the massage. We we did leave a tip in the Love Box at the bar. What an amazing day! We're going back to Costa Maya in January, we'll definitely be returning to Maya Chan. www.mayachanbeach.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
ROATAN-We had a private taxi tour with Rony's Tours who we found on-line here with great reviews. We contacted him via the Internet and he personally did the tour in his air-conditioned van. He did exactly as we asked, just to see the island with some photo stops and tons of information about their economy, education, prices, etc. Rony worked for Celebrity Cruise lines for 4 years so he knows the ropes and his English is great. firstname.lastname@example.com or www.ronystours.com He was wonderful!
We were so pleased overall that we bought into the max of future cruises the last sea day. Your allowed 3 per cabin and with this you get certificates for family/friends as well. Our biggest complaint was that it went far to fast.


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A man on trial for strangling the daughter of a Hall of Fame football player in 1999 took the stand in his own defense Wednesday in San Mateo County Superior Court.
Throughout emotional testimony that spanned several hours, Mohammed Haroon Ali, 36, covered his face and sobbed as he described the circumstances that led up to a fight in which he choked his girlfriend Tracey Biletnikoff to death on February 15, 1999.
Ali and Biletnikoff -- the daughter of former Oakland Raiders wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff -- were both recovering drug addicts and enrolled in drug rehab programs in San Mateo.
Ali testified that days before he fought with Biletnikoff, he heard that a former girlfriend was on the verge of giving birth to a child that he had fathered.
He said he called the woman in an attempt to reenter her life and share part of the responsibility of raising the child, but she rejected the overture and hung up.
The episode prompted him to relapse, Ali said. He and a friend went on a drinking binge in San Francisco, and ultimately drove back to San Mateo and bought drugs.
Ali testified that when he confessed to Biletnikoff that he relapsed, she got angry and told him he was going to have to start the Project 90 substance abuse program from the beginning.
"She said I had to start the program again," Ali said. "I had been in the program for two years. I was embarrassed."
The couple drove around San Mateo arguing, Ali said. They eventually ended up in an office at "Friendship Hall," a meeting place for recovering addicts, and continued to argue.
"We just kept going back and forth," he said. "She was angry, and at that point I was starting to get angry, too."
Ali told Biletnikoff he was going to quit the program, and she kept "nagging" him, insisting that he stay there and restart it.
The breaking point was when Biletnikoff called him "a loser" and compared him to an ex-boyfriend, who had also relapsed, Ali said.
"She started calling me names, I started calling her names," he said.
Ali said that during the fight he told Biletnikoff about his pregnant ex-girlfriend, prompting her to hit him.
"At that point the argument became unbearable for me," he said. "I just wanted to get out of there."
Biletnikoff blocked the doorway, and Ali said he grabbed her shoulders to try to get her to move.
"I tried to pull her," he said, breaking down in tears and covering his face with his hand. "I held her neck."
Judge Barbara Mallach called a second recess for the defendant to compose himself after his testimony became inaudible.
When Ali continued, he said he couldn't believe what he did when he saw Tracey on the ground with "big eyes" and white fluid coming out of her mouth.
"Her eyes were big," he said, crying. "She was dead."
Scared and confused, Ali said he devised a plan to cover up the crime and make it look like Tracey had been killed in a sexual attack.
Ali said he tied a black T-shirt around her neck and choked her, while knowing she was already dead.
He then put her body in the front seat of a Project 90 van and drove her from Freedom Hall to a parking lot at , where he pulled her pants off, and dumped her down a ravine, he said.
"I tried to make it look like a sexual crime," he said.
Ali was eventually arrested trying to drive back from Mexico in Biletnikoff's car on Feb. 16.
Under cross-examination, District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said that before today, Ali had never said he tried to cover up the homicide by making it look like Tracey had been the victim of a sex crime.
"Is that because you're making it up?" Wagstaffe asked.
"No, I'm not," Ali said.
Prosecutors argue that Ali strangled Biletnikoff a second time to ensure that she was dead.
He faces life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder.
Defense attorney Peter Goldscheider has argued that the homicide was a crime of passion, which carries a much shorter sentence.
This is the second time that Ali has been on trial in San Mateo County Superior Court for Biletnikoff's murder.
He was convicted of first-degree murder in 2001 and sentenced to 64 years to life in prison.
In 2009, an appellate court overturned the conviction stating that prosecutors had improperly dismissed at least one black juror, thus requiring a retrial.
Cross-examination is scheduled to continue today.
--Bay City News
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Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroos are mostly brown in colour with golden yellow limbs, a long mottled golden yellow and brown tail and two golden yellow dorsal stripes. They are found in Papua New Guinea from Alotau through the Central Cordillera and into the West Papuan border.
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroos are primarily browsing herbivores, but can be considered omnivores, occasionally consuming small birds and eggs.
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Ølfabrikken Porter - Ølfabrikken
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Reviews by hero27:
4.88/5 rDev +13%
22.3 oz bottle
7.5% abv
Bottle given by IBUnit63 in trade, many thanks!
Pours a rich chestnut color..unassuming head of tan froth sits on top.
God in heaven, if you are reading this review prior to trying this beer...please, PLEASE let this warm up to 50-60 degrees before even attempting a sip. This beer is best enjoyed quite warm, trust me...
Slightly smoky aroma..heavy dark chocolate lingers in, with a punch of fresh roasted coffee & grain..enticing.
Roasted toffee malts, rich, bitter dark chocolate..
Mouthfeel is sublime..creamy, smooth, and no alcohol presence noted.
Amazingly easy to drink, and supremely enjoyable.
Well deserving of it's reputation...This is easily one of the best Baltic Porters in the world, if not THE best.
11-17-2008 06:21:49 | More by hero27
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North Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +1.4%
Its great to see the northern European countries newer craft breweries wares showing up now in the states like Nogne and this one,this poured a near opaque black into a Guinness pint glass with a thin but well retained mocha colored head atop.Full and complex aromas complex to the hilt smokey burnt notes along with some cocoa, dark roast coffee and sweet caramel just well rounded with everything being well represented.Big and roasty up front on the palate with a hint of smoke,an underlying caramel sweetness sticks thruout finishing with a unsweetened chocolate trace that lingers for a bit.Wow this is nice it has everything,robust roastiness,caramel sweetness,chocolate,and smoke a real gem of a Baltic porter.
08-11-2007 23:14:20 | More by oberon
4.28/5 rDev -0.9%
Large bottle picked up at West Lakeview Liquors for $7.50 or 8 bucks.
Deep dark brown with mahogany hues. Just a dark brown skim for head.
Aroma is bold and mildly boozy. It's also loaded with complexity: caramel, dates, licorice, molasses, chocolate, etc...
Taste is even bigger and better. Each aroma is distinctive in the taste yet they all blend together well. Chocolate, caramel, licorice, molasses, dark fruits, lactic flavors, brown sugar, and grain liquor.
Mouthfeel is exceptional, for despite this beer's rather humongous flavor, the body remains mellow, though somewhat warming and boozy. The front is mildy lactic, the middle is sweet, and the finish is dry, roasty, and boozy.
Very drinkable.
04-24-2008 01:51:05 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.63/5 rDev -16%
A: Very dark brown and opaque. A small brown thick head with good retention leaves a nice lid of foam on top of the liquid.
S: A very pleasant smell with lots of aromas of malts with a quite prominent roasted character. A hint of smoke and charcoal. Notes of chocolate and chocolate syrup. Hints of dark fruits and faint hops.
T: The taste starts of nicely with a pleasant sweet flavor of roasted malts, dark chocolate and a note of charcoal. Dark bread and wood. Muted notes of dark fruits and vanilla. A faint hint of hops. The finish has an aggressive bitterness to it that seems out of tune, and a not so integrated taste of alcohol. Notes of chocolate and slightly acidic roasted malts in the finish as well. The finish is actually quite a letdown.
M: Full-bodied, viscous and creamy. Gentle carbonation.
D: A good beer with lots of flavors. But there are some flaws in it. Most importantly, the finish is quite out of balance, which is a real shame. Even though I kind of like it, it's far from its former glory from the time when Christian Skovdal Andersen (now Beer Here) was the head brewer at Ølfabrikken.
08-03-2009 22:00:37 | More by ricke
4.6/5 rDev +6.5%
Poured from the odd 22.3 oz bottle.
Pours oily jet black with a bourbon barrel brown head that fades quickly but retains a thin layer throught the drink.
Big, burnt coffee bean aroma fills the room instantly. Smoke, bitter chocolate, and whisky go well with the alcohol presence.
The flavors are powerful, yet graceful. Roasty up front, sweet in the middle, and a cookie like fade. Brown sugar, bourbon, and dark chocolate come out with the hoppiness as it warms.
The key for this one is not drinking it too cold. That will kill the magnificant complexity of this world class porter.
09-30-2009 22:48:00 | More by brownbeer
4.33/5 rDev +0.2%
From BeerAdvocate Magazine Volume II, Issue III:
Brewed by Ølfabrikken (The Beer Factory) with barley malt, roasted barley, hops, brown sugar and water.
Pitch black, with a gorgeous cascading, creamy coffee-colored foam head that retains and clings to the glass. The nose is a bit nutty and roasted with suggestions of sweetness, powdery chocolate, molasses and a soft floral hop note with a unique herbal aroma. Super silky smooth, even palate. Medium, near chewy mouthfeel. Dark chocolate and mint come to the front. Burnt malts, smoky, chocolate, thick sugary character. Solvent-like alcohol, but clean. Underlying herbal hop character with a minty edge. Orange? Yeah. Charred bitterness in the finish, with a very flavorful pipe tobacco, smoky linger, toasted marshmallow and hint of hazelnut.
Simply put, this is one delicious Porter that lounges on the palate with one of the most seductive finishes we've ever run into.
11-24-2009 02:35:11 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.8/5 rDev -12%
500ml bottle. Pours a pitch black with a thin dark brown head that quickly diminishes to a thin film.
The aroma is excellent with a lot going on - lactic chocolate, vanilla, some grains, coffee, some dark fruits.
The flavor is some sweet chocolate fudge and anise followed by a big burnt bitterness. There's a little sour fruitiness in the background, and a little medicinal aftertaste. The mouthfeel is medium to full and a bit creamy.
Overall, it's similar to the Nogne Imperial Stout. It's much more stout-like than porter-like. The burnt bitterness and anise was a bit much for me. It starts to come together more as it warms.
06-08-2007 00:50:47 | More by Beaver13
4.47/5 rDev +3.5%
Poured into an English pint. Opaque black with a rich dark brown head. The aroma is pretty big, featuring molassas, and dark chocolate. The flavor reminds me of some of the classic baltic style porter. Licorice, anis, and chocolate. The body is huge, and the texture is similar to mashmellow fluff. This is really a pretty damn wonderful beer. I totally understand all of the hubbub.
02-13-2009 17:58:33 | More by tjthresh
4.45/5 rDev +3%
Thanks to thirdeye11 for sharing this bottle.
Pours dark brown with a medium brown head. Lots of roasted malt and some coffee in the aroma. The flavor is more of the same with a great roasty component. Alcohol is well hidden. As the beer warms it gets more of a smokey component. The mouthfeel is very creamy and is medium-thick. Very drinkable for a beer of this strength.
01-03-2010 17:54:30 | More by Mora2000
4.45/5 rDev +3%
22oz bomber poured into an 8oz taster.
Pours a pitch oily black with a small dark brown head. Nose is strong with dark coffee and chocolate notes, quite sweet with a hint of alcohol.
First off the mouthfeel is phenomenal, it's velvety smooth, creamy and light. There's an awesome coffee bitter finish, light and roasty. Carbonation is perfect, it's unobtrusive and makes it spot on. It's a bit sweet but the roasted bitterness of it makes it near perfect.
03-06-2011 20:32:47 | More by kingcrowing
4.25/5 rDev -1.6%
Executive Summary: I'm blown away, frankly. This "porter" has the complexity and flavor profile exceeding that of many imperial stouts, yet it's more drinkable due to the slightly lighter body (though still formidable) and lower ABV. Just a fantastic ale. Well worth the money.
Appearance: Engine oil with a beautiful, fluffy mocha head that persists at about a finger thick. Pretty nice lacing.
Smell: Coffee, roasted malts, dark chocolate. A little alcohol in there, too, but it doesn't detract; rather, it adds depth.
Taste: Sweet malts to start, with roasted character shining through rather quickly. Definite coffee flavor, too. I'm seriously chewing some espresso beans here. A little bit of a fruity flavor - perhaps raspberries - as well. Some alcohol and a hint of hop bitterness in the back end.
Mouthfeel: Creamy, smooth - little in the way of carbonation. Pretty viscous, especially fr what's being billed as a porter.
Drinkability: This has complexity that only gets better as the beer warms. That, combined with a delightful chewiness and a good compartmentalization of the alcohol, makes this a VERY drinkable brew.
04-05-2007 02:32:42 | More by kpantz
4.5/5 rDev +4.2%
From a bomber poured into my GI Tulip glass.
A - The color is black as night without any real light coming through this one. On the whole, this has a nice reflection to it and there was a small amount of carbonation that coud be seen trailing up the glass. The head poured up to about 2 fingers but did not last too long as there was only a small bit of white left sitting on top.
S - hints of caramel, caramel and chocolate waft up from this one. There is also a nice hint of roastiness that helps to bring forth the coffee flavors to the fore front. There are even some light hints of vanilla and oak that came up as well. Really wish the nose was bigger.
T - the first taste that comes in on me was a toffee and caramel sweetness that slowly fades away into a dark chocolate flavor. There is also a hint of vanilla that comes through as well in the sweet flavors. In the sweetness there is also a light hint of anise that comes through as well. There is a lot of roastiness that comes in as well plus some deep bitter cocoa flavor. This one has some very powerful chocolate flavor and then fades away into a roasty coffee flavor that just sits there. Have to say I was really blown away by this one and its flavor profile. Everything is there and everything is big but no single overpowers any of the others as everything seems to meld together just perfectly. The flavors balance each other very well as the roasted bitter coffee and chocolate go perfectly against the sweet beginning.
MF - At first, the mouth has a bit of stickiness to it that comes through good with the caramel flavors. The longer it sits in the mouth, the stickiness seems to fade away and there starts to have some carbonation that seems to well up from out of the blue and helps to bring out the roasted flavors. The carbonation also makes it seems a bit grainy in the mouth as if some coffee grounds got stuck in this brew. A very creamy brew that has a nice milky smoothness to this as well.
D - overall this is really one great brew that just stands out. This Baltic porter is my first one and would definitely say this could stand up to and is better than some bigger stouts that I have had before. I really like this one and would pick it up again for sure. It is not too heavy when you drink it which is nice because it makes it easy to finish the whole bomber without feeling overpowered. An awesome, must try brew.
03-20-2008 03:50:26 | More by jeonseh
4.4/5 rDev +1.9%
Picked this one up at Green's on Ponce in Atlanta after it went on a brief hiatus.
Pours completely black with a towering two-finger brown head. The head dissipates into a thin layer of bubbles on top and a medium-sized ring around the glass. Lacing is decent.
Smells of roasted malt, chocolate, and very light floral hops. The roasted malt aromas die down a bit as the beer warms.
Tastes great. Roasted malt and chocolate flavors rule the day, but there are also very light amounts of fruity hop flavors if you let the beer sit for a moment. There's a good bitter ending that's clean.
Mouthfeel is great. It's got one of the best, if not the best, thicknesses for a porter in recent memory for me. Carbonation is subdued but active enough to bring out the flavors. Very smooth.
Drinkability is great. The roasted malt and chocolate flavors take turns and the bitter ending brings a nice finality to the sip.
Overall this beer is all that it's cracked up to be. Be sure to pick one up if you see it around.
12-31-2008 00:52:25 | More by glid02
4.5/5 rDev +4.2%
(Served in a glass mug)
A- This beer pours a jet black body with a head made up of a few big yellowish-tan bubbles that soon fade to a thin ring around the rim. There is a strong carbonation of big bubbles that glide to the surface at the sides of the glass.
S- The smell of dark rich black roasted malt comes though even during the pour. The smell of light milk chocolate malt and rich dark coffee malt fill out the malt smell.
T- This beer has a full roasted dark malt flavor with a dark molasses quality to it and a nice earthiness. The finish has a nice smooth black roasted bitterness and a soft alcohol taste that lighten up the flavor and clean the finish.
M- This beer has a medium-light mouthfeel with a clean finish from the soft alcohol heat.
D- This beer has some full black roasted flavors with nice support from other roasted malts. The flavors and smells all have the rich malt flavor and not the more common nougat or cocoa nib qualities that taste a bit off. This not a heavy beer light a stout and seems to hit all the qualities I look for in a great baltic porter. With such a great bold flavor and being so drinkable this bottle didn't last long especially on that cold winter night. Just delicious.
02-06-2008 19:19:34 | More by rhoadsrage
4/5 rDev -7.4%
Thanks to tprokop for this brew.
22oz. brown bomber poured into an imperial pint.
A: Pours a very deep brown, nearly black, completely opaque. A strong 2+ finger head forms pretty tight and holds nicely. Great lacing.
S: Very oat-y and dry smelling. Some chocolate and coffee, as expected but more of a background note.
T/M: More of the oats and dryness. The chocolate is still subtle but the coffee makes a great move into the foreground. A good dose of hops and bitterness up front, adding to the drying effect. Body is medium heavy with a great milky chocolate feel it to it.
D: Decently drinkable and not too crazy on the ABV. A pretty tasty brew.
07-17-2008 02:15:48 | More by pwoods
5/5 rDev +15.7%
Oh, my heavens.
THIS is why I keep trying all of the different beers that I can.
Thanks to koholoe for this bottle.
Pours deep, deep black that no light ever penetrated with a dark tan head of very sticky bubbles.
Aroma is immediately smoke. Smoke, smoke, and more smoke, however nothing bitter at all. Smoke with roasted sweet malts following in the aroma.
Taste is definitely smokey, but lots and lots of complex dark chocolates and coffees move into the flavor profile. Roasted malt and roasted coffee...milk to dark chocolate....cappaccino to espresso. All deliciously blended with the smokey malts and all very deliciously smooth.
Mouthfeel is decadent. Velvetly smooth. Aftertaste is roasted coffee and dark chocolate. Nothing sweet...nothing bitter...marvelously blended.
I'm in love.
12-20-2007 01:29:26 | More by IntriqKen
5/5 rDev +15.7%
01-17-2012 19:55:25 | More by spkissane
Rhode Island
4.33/5 rDev +0.2%
Big thanks for Dave for this tasty treat!!! Pours jet black with a tan head. Strong aroma of coffee, roast, and chocolate. Taste of chocolate and burnt sugar with some dark fruit notes, moving through a warming alcohol to a lastic coffee bitter. Thick mouthfeel. Excellent beer. Almost indistinguishable from an Imperial stout.
06-01-2008 03:07:46 | More by RomanW70
4.4/5 rDev +1.9%
Pours into a snifter black in color with bone white head. It's has a creamy fine texture and leaves lacing behind as it dwindles.
Aroma is intense and roasty with great dark malts and fruits in the nose. Alcohol is evident here too.
Flavor is massive as well and could easily be mistaken for a double stout. Thick and creamy, roasty and sweet, nicely bittered both by hops and chocolate malt.
Great oatmeal smoothness to it and very full bodied.
Drinkability is good for the style despite being on the strong/intense side.
Overall an excellent baltic porter.
01-01-2009 01:36:14 | More by GilGarp
New York
4.38/5 rDev +1.4%
Bomber into a Samuel Smith 12 oz. nonic. Label says that "sugar" is an ingredient. Really? Is that normal?
Appearance: Jet-black with a rich, mocha-colored head grazing on top, leaving clusters of raindrop lacing scattered about the glass's bulb.
Smell: The aroma ends up being sweeter than the taste, with the coffee-minus-cream-but-with-two-sugars going on, along with rich, earthy berries. Alas, the char is there. These aren't roasted malts. They're charred to all hell. Maybe that's why sugar had to be added? Ballsy and rich overall, and I'm digging it.
Taste: I've been using the word raucous a lot when it comes to brews lately, but this sucker definitely deserves that description. Beautifully charred, and though it seems somewhat relentlessly charred, there are the malt flavors that help it come back to earth. The berries here are evident, and almost add a sourness that's nice as an addendum to the rest of the malt flavors, being chocolate mostly, and some black bitter coffee. The hops and charred malts, though, are at the forefront. Any sweetness that comes through doesn't linger, which surprises me that the bottle has it on it every block filled in up to the top, the "sweet" part at the end of that indication line. Black magic marker is evident, along with some tree bark and mild earthy funk.
Mouthfeel: Rich, dense, creamy, and altogether medium-bodied. The carbonation does a fantastic job of not making it cloying in the least, surprisingly, and helps all the darker flavors come together extremely well.
Drinkability: This is a massive sipper that'll ring your bell either way. One of the most fierce yet balanced versions of the style I've ever had. I've been waiting to try this for a long time, and I'm glad I was finally able to. Get your hands on at least one if you can.
10-13-2010 22:44:35 | More by asabreed
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Poured into a night of the barrels tasting glass, vigorous pour gives a brownish tan head and a midnight black liquid with some dark brown hues along the edges of the glass. Smells of roasted malts, chocolate, brine and olives. Taste has some chocolate malts, a medicinal alcohol, some roasted flavors. This has a bitterness to it that doesn't seem like it is from the hops. Mouthfeel is coating and somewhat sticky, medium bodied. Light carbonation. For as strange of a beer as this sounds in my description, I thought it was quite good. The flavors go together very well and i think this would be great accompanied by a plate of cheese, olives, and dark figs. Drinkability is good for a baltic porter.
09-02-2010 19:32:10 | More by nkersten
4.58/5 rDev +6%
Purchased at Brown Jug for $9 something. Damn!
Pours a deep thick brown with ruby highlights and a nice fluffy white head that leaves ok lace. Nose is ridiculobust with serious roasted malt and nice coffee bean and bitter chocolate notes and some slight copper. Taste follows. Extremely robust with great roasty toasty malt presence up front. Chocolatey coffee flavors through the middle with a very slight dark fruit flavor between the middle and the finish. Slight smoke is there. A nice little bitter bite on the finish that reminds you there are some hops in this! Mouthfeel is really good, but could be just a touch less dry. Drinkability is great, could easily have a couple of these. Overall a fantastic porter. Defenitely rivals edmund fitz for my favorite of the overall style, but is a clear winner to me so far in the baltic category. Certainly one of Denmarks top 3 readily available beers IMO. The others being beer geek breakfast and carlsberg....haha just f'ing with ya! I can't pick #3. Fantastic porter!!
04-29-2008 05:39:32 | More by AKBelgianBeast
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3.9/5 rDev -9.7%
Poured a black/opaque color with a thin whispy brown layer of foam on top.
Aromas of milk chocolate, coffee, toffee, treacle, vanilla and a hint of alcohol. Toasty, licorice notes.
Flavor is of rich malty sweetness with a blend of deep malt, dried fruit esters and alcohol.
Slight roasted malt flavor but not burnt. Espresso, coffee, vanilla, cocoa.
Full bodied and smooth with a pleasant alcohol warmth.
03-10-2008 19:15:56 | More by BillyB
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -7.4%
Black, understated carbonation. Good roast, a little baltic porter bad boy sourness in there. Chocolate malt, but in no way resembling the AMerican or British styles. Mediium to thick mouthfeel.A good porter, consistent with other porters I have had from Scandanavia. I think this was almost a year beyond shelf date, and sent to me without a heads up in a trade about that time.
08-19-2007 03:25:52 | More by Sammy
4.5/5 rDev +4.2%
Pours as a dark syrup, with a beautiful light brown head. Excellent lacing with pretty good head retention.
Smells delicious! chocolate, Coffee, roasted characteristics, and caramel.
Fudge, coffee, chocolate syrup and caramel with a lingering bitter aftertaste.
Excellent mouthfeel, very syrupy and very full.
Excellent beer. The best porter I have ever had. Everything is in its right place with this delicious treat.
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Brooklyn, N.Y. — Performance artist and independent curator, Whitney V. Hunter, in association with LIU Brooklyn's Kumble Theater and Humanities gallery, will present "SITE Project" Oct. 4 -Nov. 3.
The exciting engagement includes two components: a month-long gallery exhibition and a two-day, staged performance.
"My intent with the 'SITE Project,' is to cultivate, through the vehicle of exhibition and performance, the African Diasporic collective consciousness. It is through these artistic means, that realities of identity, community and kinship can be revealed," said Mr. Hunter, who earned an M.F.A in New Media Arts and Performance at LIU Brooklyn in May 2012.
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Above is WAY, WAY OFF! Approx. address for this drive-in was 4100 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road.
Originally Blue Star Highway, a couple of ramps north of South New Rd. are still visible.
Chuck1231 and jwmovies…looking at both TOPO maps from both locations. There was DI's at both locations and they are not too far apart. So I'm thinking the address is right on the header since Chuck has seen movie ads with the address on it. So what was the name of the other DI that jwmovies has found?
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Joshua Henry, Amber Riley, Jared Grimes and Tony winner Adriane Lenox star in New York City Center's return engagement of Cotton Club Parade, which plays the famed Manhattan venue Nov. 14-18.
Conceived by Jack Viertel for an engagement that originally played in fall 2011, Cotton Club Parade is once again directed and choreographed by Warren Carlyle (Finian's Rainbow, Chaplin, The Mystery of Edwin Drood), with music direction by Jazz at Lincoln Center artistic director Wynton Marsalis. The show features the Jazz at Lincoln Center All Stars under the direction of Daryl Waters.
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Read Jack Viertel's essay about the creation of Cotton Club Parade, which appeared in the City Center Playbill during the show's first engagement.
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The production also features the work of scenic consultant John Lee Beatty, costume consultant Toni-Leslie James, lighting designer Peter Kaczorowski and sound designer Scott Lehrer.
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