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My original idea for this story was a simple article discussing how Cumpton was getting advice from Morton and was working on improving his sinker. Add in some numbers from Cumpton last year, and it would be an easy story that I could file away as I tried to get ahead during the early weeks of Spring Training. But after talking with both players, I quickly realized that there was so much I didn't know about the sinker, and about what players discuss when they're talking to each other about grips. After over a dozen interviews with nine players and coaches over the last month, I realized how complex something as simple as a sinkerball pitch could be.
Really good technical article about the sinker from Pirates Prospects.
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The sinker is traditionally viewed as a two-seam fastball thrown from a three-quarters arm slot. That's the case with almost all of the players I talked to.
Why do those pitches sink? They're not actually thrown with top-spin, right? (Doesn't sound like it from the descriptions in the article.)
I just wanted to reiterate that the linked article is really good.
The sinkerballers with the most movement are the guys who are actually throwing mini-screwballs, by throwing from a 3/4 angle but then letting their fingers roll to the inside on release.
The pitcher can also throw across their body (not recommended as it causes excessive shoulder stress) to amplify the rotation, as the arm has to travel across the pitcher's body to make up for the stepping away from the batter and slides over the ball more.
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Sarah "Suzie" Krieger of Deer Park, passed away peacefully in her sleep on Sunday Feb. 10, 2013, at the Adagio Family Home in Everett, Wash., at the age of 93.
She was born on April 12, 1919, in Plentywood, Mont., the daughter of Hans and Grace Hardersen. She was raised in Montana and Seattle and graduated from Bothell High School in Bothell, Wash.
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'Illegal' luggage searches at Birmingham Airport
Illegal luggage searches could have been conducted by border officials at one of Britain's busiest airports, without the passengers' knowledge.
Over 1,000 pieces of luggage were seized at Birmingham Airport in the year to September.
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Celtics allow 38 fourth quarter points, fall to Lakers
The Celtics were looking good going into the fourth quarter, but were outscored 38-18 in the final stanza to fall to the Lakers 101-92 Friday night in Los Angeles. With the loss they remain winless on the road against Western Conference teams this year.
Jeff Green and Brandon Bass led the way with 21 and 20 points respectively for the C's, while Gerald Wallace and Jared Sullinger added 12 despite the loss. Rajon Rondo was limited to just six points, although he did had 11 assists in the loss.
The Lakers had a balanced attack in their comeback win with Pau Gasol, Jodie Meeks and Chris Kaman each posting 16 points.
There is no time to dwell on the loss for the C's as they will be back in action Saturday night (10:00, CSNNE) in Sacramento against the Kings.
What they'll be saying: It was a tough loss for the Celtics as they had their worst fourth quarter of the season. It was the Lakers bench which did the majority of the damage as they scored 63 of the 101 points. Each loss seems to get more and more frustrating for the Celtics as they just cannot put a full game together and remain in the cellar of the league's standings.
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Kansas City Ballet Hosts 4th Annual KC Dance Day
Kansas City Ballet will present the 4th Annual KC Dance Day at the Todd Bolender Center for Dance & Creativity today, Aug. 23rd from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The full day will feature FREE dance performances, classes, demonstrations, giveaways and FUN for the whole family.
Senior citizens improve balance, memory through ballet class at Medina studio
On a recent Thursday morning, ballet instructor Stephanie Moran ran through a series of movements for her class at the Medina Centre for Dance Art .
Lakeside lounging near Las Vegas, fun in Cozumel, discounts on ballet tickets
The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa is offering a stay in a King room with a resort view starting at $69 per night.
Jacob's Pillow: Aspen Santa Fe Ballet High-altitude dance in the Shawn
Clipped movements and strong feet characterized Aspen Santa Fe Ballet's return to Jacob's Pillow for its fifth engagement, concluding the season on Sunday.
Ballet Star Steven Heathcote Rejoins the Australian Ballet
Heathcote's acclaimed ability to bring characters to life is a coup for the company as it prepares for the Australian premiere of La Bayadre Despite retiring from The Australian Ballet in 2007 Heathcote has maintained strong links with the company, returning numerous times over the last seven years in a variety of guest and coaching roles.
Youngster dances her way to big ballet production
Isobel Joyce, who attens the Elizabeth Hill dance school, was selected from more than 200 young hopefuls to appear in a production of Coppelia at the Plaza Theatre in Stockport with the English Youth Ballet .
Pacific Northwest Ballet Presents George Balanchine's JEWELS, 9/26
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Seaside to host Joffrey Ballet
The one and a half hour show will include 26 Joffrey company members performing a variety of dances ranging from modern and jazz, to classical ballet.
Moscow Ballet Holds Two Chicago Area Auditions Today
The legendary Moscow Ballet is holding two open auditions in the Chicago area in their search for talented young dancers ages 6-18 to perform in their annual Chicago production of "The Great Russian Nutcracker."
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Left: Majestic design: Costumes for a friend of Queen Thamar, Queen Thamar and a Lezghin, designed by Leon Bakst for the Ballets Russes' production of "Thamar" .
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Gambrills' Bad Boys of Ballet booted from 'America's Got Talent'
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Vibe dance studio combines big-city expertise with small-town friendliness
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FSCJ Artist Series to Present The State Ballet Theatre of Russia's Swan Lake, Jan 9
The State Ballet Theatre of Russia's production of Swan Lake plays Jacksonville's Times-Union Center's Moran Theater for one performance only on Friday, January 9, 2015 at 8:00PM! Tickets go on sale Wednesday, September 10th at 10AM through the FSCJ Artist Series, sponsored by Chase, the official presenter of the Jacksonville show.
Downtown Vallejo street festival to return Friday night
Dancers with Ballet Folklorico 'El Valle' St. Helena are set to perform at a cultural festival in downtown Vallejo on Friday.
JW Marriott turns to Joffrey Ballet to elevate staff service techniques
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Ballet Idaho Adds Four New Faces, Including Former TMP Dancer
Ballet Idaho frequently fills its company roster with dancers from across the country but this year, it will add a hometown dancer in addition to recruiting three out-of-towners.
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Authorities say Robert Erwin, 49, of Columbia has also been charged with driving under suspension.
A spokesperson with the Columbia Fire Department says the truck was at a stop sign at the intersection of Beltline and Two Notch Rd. when Erwin's car collided with it around 11 p.m. Saturday.
Erwin was trapped inside and had to be removed from the vehicle. Four firefighters along with Erwin were taken to area hospitals. The firefighters had minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Reviews by DefenCorps:
4.43/5 rDev +11.9%
Bottled Feb 2010, I picked this up tonight. At $7, it wasn't cheap, but this brewery brews some incredibly unique beers.
Brilliantly clear ruby red, this beer is capped with a dense, light brown head with good retention and nice lacing. Looks on par for the course, but it smells nothing like a typical wee heavy. Caramel, toffee and brown sugar are present, but there's also a unique herbal character with a blend of spruce, juniper and some spice - cinnamon? mace?. A little smoke and a little cola round out the nose. Unique and wonderful, this is like a hybrid of a wee heavy and a gruit.
The palate replicates the flavors of the nose for the most part, but this is wonderfully structured. Starting with a grainy sweetness, flavors of brown sugar, dark fruit and molasses take over, along with a blend of plum and cola-like sweetness. Balance is provided by the botanicals, with the spruce/juniper character lending a little bite. Hop character is low here. Towards the finish, cocoa appears, drying and mildly dusty almost. The herbal character lingers on the finish, one that's absolutely stunning with the flavors of brown sugar, molasses, smoke and just the right touch of spruce. A whisper of alcohol is present as well. Medium in body with a soft, gentle carbonation, I couldn't ask for more in this department. Combine the finish and the palate, and you have a winner. As an after dinner sipper, this shines, a 11.2oz bottle is barely sufficient.
Nathan, I am in your debt for recommending this beer to me. Thank you, friend!
12-12-2010 04:01:30 | More by DefenCorps
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3.48/5 rDev -12.1%
This was the first bottled batch, shared by iowaherkeye. Copper color, tan head, good lacing, retention was OK. Aroma was predominantly of malted milk balls, maybe a little bread coming through. Taste was malted milk balls, sweet caramel, brown sugar, and some sherry. Medium carbonation and body. Decent, but I wouldn't go nuts trying to obtain.
12-28-2008 00:49:01 | More by badbeer
British Columbia (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
03-28-2012 02:12:31 | More by chickenm
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +1%
341ml bottle. I had no idea where in Quebec this brewery was from - wow - that's some remote part of Canada, and the name (Foghorn, in English) makes more sense now. Thanks to papat444 for enabling this bit of cultural enlightenment!
This beer pours a clear dark ruby hue, with three fingers of puffy, caked beige head, which leaves a few minor forms of wavecrest lace around the glass as it duly recedes.
It smells of lightly toasted caramel malt, dark vinous fruit, a wavering sweet pumpkin meat vegetal character, brown sugar, softly grainy and somewhat soused wood, and earthy, leafy hops. The taste is more roasted caramel/toffee malt, uninoculated red wine must, further edgy black fruit, singed demarara sugar, a subtle barrel woodiness, and a wee hint of acrid booze.
The bubbles are lean, not so mean, and mostly just structural, the body a sturdy medium weight, and actually rather smooth, with a nod toward a nascent creaminess. It finishes on the sweet side, the caramelized fruity malt barely tempered by understated wood, hop, and alcohol.
A rather enjoyable, well-made Scotch ale, made all the more interesting due to the fact that it seems to come from a little part of French-speaking Canada of which I had no prior geographical knowledge.
04-09-2013 04:01:26 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
Very few things are as good as hyped, so I was pleasantly surprised that this hit the spot even though many of the style do not do it for me. It was quite drinkable, a bit on sweet side which also makes it very quaffable. Barley, scotch and carmel taste. Some fruitiness. Rich solid mouthfeel.
08-13-2006 03:41:13 | More by Sammy
4.03/5 rDev +1.8%
On tap at Birch & Barley.
Pours clear deep dark brown with a slight tan head on the beer.
The aroma is that of a well-done Scotch Ale, with caramel, nuts, vanilla, roast, and peat smoke.
The flavor has big caramel malt and nuttiness, considerable malty sweetness and peat. Tasty.
Medium-full bodied and smooth with softer carbonation.
A very good Canadian Scotch Ale overall.
08-25-2011 22:01:39 | More by nickd717
4/5 rDev +1%
07-17-2014 22:53:30 | More by Kegatron
Rhode Island
4/5 rDev +1%
Originally reviewed March 31, 2007. Pour from a 500mL bottle. Deep French salted caramels, with gentle cold-aged yeast esters and a mouthful of sea-salty oats and sweet grain sugars. Nice cherry brown pour, with tannic-tinged head. Rich deep cream malt, of unparalleled intensity. Alcohol shows as wanted warmth and assistance. Characters well-rounded, beautifully blended and nicely melded. Nothing particularly individualistic, save for stunning all-around quality and finish. Thanks Mike!
07-21-2007 20:54:32 | More by CharlesDarwin
Quebec (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -0.3%
Bottled September '09
A- Beautiful cherry wood is noticeable as it comes out of the bottle. I actually said "Ooh" as I poured. Light beige head went quickly. Spotty lacing.
S- Right away I thought Barleywine. Sweet boiled beets. Brown sugar and caramel. Tomato juice. Red licorice and chocolate as it warmed.
T- Much like the smell. Caramel malt. Woody hops. Alcohol all the way through. Good hoppy aftertaste.
M- High carbonation and full mouthfeel.
D- Very good. Every sip is pleasant.
I'm not saying much, because this didn't really move me. I'm certain I can find something similar or better for half the price.
03-30-2010 04:16:23 | More by Yoonisaykul
Alberta (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +10.6%
Received in CanBif from Goldorak. Thank you again man.
Appearance Pours a deep brown with red characteristics. There is one centimeter of off white head which dissipates a bit but stays throughout. Lots of lacing is left though.
Smell Quite nice. Slightly fruity with some Scotch aromas which bring about alcohol. There is some brown sugar and lots of caramel malts all over. There is a wood smell in there as well with just the smallest hint of chocolate.
Taste Wow. There are tons, and I mean tons of malt in this. Scotch and alcohol are strong here as well. Caramel is prevalent as expected with brown sugar too. There is a buttery flavor which arises as well. Peat and wood appear too and the finish is slightly toasted. A great overall effect
Mouthfeel Thick as hell which a toned down carbonation. Great.
Drinkability Very good. This beer is big and very drinkable. Had to show some restraint for sure.
This is another amazing Scotch ale to add to my repertoire of beers tasted. Glad I tried this and hope to get my hands on it again.
07-15-2006 03:26:12 | More by Orrshow
Ontario (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev +6.6%
Pours a dark red, almost burgundy color with a smooth and thick tawny head.
Taste: Dark fruits mixed with honey and molasses. A slight smokey overtone.
Taste: Starts sweet with strong malty character of dark fruits then quickly a scotchy like smokeyness takes over followed by hop bitterness which melts away into a scotch-like aftertaste. Very fascinating.
An excellent beer, very surprised highly recommended.
01-09-2010 22:30:33 | More by jbonapar
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
Shining amber-brown in colour, thick creamy head with copious sticky lacing. The head on this almost looks like head from a cream ale.
Big smells of honey, wheat, roasted malt, caramel. Sweet and delicious like a dessert.
Delicious! Dulce de leche, roasted malt, grain, honey, yeast with dark hop flavour on the finish. The sweet aftertaste is a flavour all its own. This tastes like what I would imagine a Belgian honey brown to taste like, though I'm not sure that even exists. The 9% ABV is not noticeable at all. Sweet but not too sweet, strong but smooth as hell. Fresh tasting, unique, excellent.
Medium-full bodied. Creamy, sweet caramel sticks to the tongue. Light on the carbonation, which works well with the creamy consistency.
Unfortunately, this is very drinkable. I paid $6.29 for a 341ml of this stuff which, even though it might be worth it, is out of my price range for something to drink regularly or in large quantities. This is one of the better beers I've ever tried. Hopefully I'll have some extra cash kicking around soon and will go buy a six-pack of this ($35...ouch). This seems like a beer that would probably age well.
06-06-2009 03:27:54 | More by eat
Alberta (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +9.8%
Pours a deep cola red with a finger of tan head. Looks near black in the glass. The head has plenty of staying power and leaves substantial lacing.
The smell is alcohol laden and reminds me of and American Double Stout in that aspect. Rum soaked raisin and caramel with a touch of peppery spice and a woody aroma mixed in.
This is quite the malt bomb, it is toasty and full of buttery toffee up front, with a bite of spiciness in the middle. Alcohol is apparent but not overpowering. The finish is laden with butterscotch, a totally unique quality to the finish from what I've tasted.
The beer is smooth in the mouthfeel, it has a bit of slickness to it. The carbonation is quite subdued making it very comfortable.
I am a fan of this style, and I would say that this offering holds its own against some of the greats. I could see the buttery flavour becoming a bit much with multiple glasses, but this is still a top notch beer.
Thanks to orrshow for splitting his bottle with me.
07-18-2006 22:13:34 | More by elricorico
Quebec (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +4.8%
This Beer was highly anticipated by all of the Québec Beer-lovin' community. To make a long story short, the brewer used to make this Beer at a defunct brewery called au 4 temps in St-Hyacinthe, but closed shop about 6 years ago. He re-opened a brewery on the Magdelein Islands, way, way out where the St-Laurence river meets the Atlantic ocean. Being that far away, he basically has to grow his own hops, barley, etc. because shipping everything over would be too expensive. After many years of being pestered by everyone who's ever had the original Corne de brume, he finally caved in and made another batch, and it finally made it to our doorstep. Expectations were high on this one.
Appearance: Lovely scarlet/ruby red and quite translucent, with a very nice compact, greyish head.
Smell: A big fat dose of caramel up front in the nose, followed by a surge of sticky sweet strawberry tart smelling hops that I just adore, with alcohol slowly creeping up to mellow everything out with pleasing fusels.
Taste: A big ol'malt Bomb! If it were richer than that, you'd have to drink it with a fork. A real avalanche of caramel malt, smooth but present carbonation, warming alcohol finish who's bitterness prevented the Beer from getting too cloying from the massive malt.
Just a great sipping Beer, and was worth the wait.
03-19-2006 18:44:48 | More by Goldorak
British Columbia (Canada)
4.2/5 rDev +6.1%
Thanks Deadbolt82!!!
Appearance. Pours a deep red-brown, little light getting through and topped with a thin khaki head.
Smell. Brown sugar, dark fruits and raisins with a little molasses, fresh wood and caramel malts. Smells like it's going to be a big beer.
Taste. Caramel and demerara sugar with some lightly smokey grains. There's some raisins and a bit of wood in the fairly clean finish. Alcohol is very well hidden.
Mouthfeel. Medium body with medium+ carbonation.
Overall. Not as big tasting as the smell led on, but very easy drinking and enjoyable.
12-01-2012 19:23:42 | More by Rutager
Quebec (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev -5.8%
Bottle: Poured a deep burgundy color ale with a huge foamy head with good retention. Aroma of sweet malt with a subtle touch of peat is quite interesting. Taste of caramel, molasses and a subtle peat finish. Body is a bit thinner then expected but has a nice creamy consistency. Alcohol is very well hidden and provide a nice warming feel tot his beer. I find it hard to rate this beer while trying to remember some good (and bad) memories of the previous example of this beer. Very good for the style but not sure it is worth that much.
06-12-2006 17:37:02 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
2.35/5 rDev -40.7%
Bottles on date of December 2010. Poured in to Founder's Tulip.
A - Poured a very slightly translucent ruby/amber colour with a half finger of khaki coloured head.
S - Slightly sour/funky nose makes me wonder if this one has spoiled. Behind the funky aroma are some notes of brown sugar, maple syrup and slight woody notes that are reminiscent of a scotch ale. Unfortunately, the sourness distracts the nose and the other aromas are very muted.
T - The funky sourness is noticeable right away and is somewhat dominant and very distracting. There are notes of sweet brown sugar, maple syrup and caramel present as well along with a very slight wood flavour. The tart funky flaovur becomes even more prominent as the beer warms up with soy flavours coming through as well. Definitely seems spoiled/oxidized.
M - Medium body, light to moderate carbonation.
10-07-2011 23:18:54 | More by TheSevenDuffs
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
Poured on tap into a tumbler at Church Key.
Super carbonated off the pour, with a nice dark opaque amber. Head is tight kind of soupy looking, very dense, off white color I would say but supper solid. Real sick lacing on this glass in sheets while drinking, and the had has stupid saying power just... sick.
Ok... I am not sure what the deal is with this beer, but this is the most ambushed smell I have EVER smelled on a scotch ale in my life. you ready... Mint tea. That's it. I mean did someone use my glass for a mojito before the poured this? This is MINT big time! What the heck?! HOW?! Just glancing at the reviews of others this beer is all over the map as far as smell, but I don't know how anyone could not pick this up. It's so big it smells like mint tea. Ok, I really dig it, this sort of thick herbal mint smell, but seriously what?
Taste again... faint mint and herbal qualities with a quick hop punch. This isn't malty at all and slightly wet and a very masked abv.
Seriously I like this but what the heck is this? Is this a Scotch Ale it doesn't feel anything like one whatsoever. Wickedly strange and good. But overall for this style I have to give it a low score overall because it is nothing like the style what so ever and not what I would grab for.
04-03-2011 01:06:30 | More by smakawhat
Quebec (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -9.1%
Tasted on June 28th, 2009. Revisited in June 2011.
Mine says 9.0% ABV, not 8.0%.
A: Beer pours as dark brown, slightly reddish on the edge. The head is quite good but disappear very fast. Slightly sticky to the glass.
S: Very hard to discern the different things. Average intensity aroma. Mainly fruits, dark fruits. A hint of alcohol? Maybe. Something as caramel malts in there too.
T: No bitterness. The intensity of the taste is strong. A very complex beer for my taste buds. Raisins and dark fruits with a hint of caramel. June 2011: Get some bitterness at the end. Good taste wise, but not great or exceptional. I've had better tasting Scotch Ale.
M: smooth.
D: Well, easy to drink. I wouldn't get 2 per drinking session. However, one goes down quite well.
07-05-2009 23:48:47 | More by ZorPrime
South Carolina
3.03/5 rDev -23.5%
the pour had me fooled as the deep and dark brown looked very nice to me, with its light and compact head, but looks can be decieving as was the case here. aroma was all over. some off dark fruits that were misplaced as were some caramel malts that were no where near strong enough. flavor was wrong, with plums dominating a wet hay and mud like flavor that i just simply coul not take. had a touch of tartness to it in the finish with a healthy dose of grass and a dry finish.
06-14-2011 01:15:17 | More by mikesgroove
Alberta (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -10.9%
Thanks to Goldorak for generously offering a bottle of this straight from la belle provence. Comes in a 341 ml brown bottle.
Pours out a deep brown nearly opaque hue, nice translucent mahogany when held to light. A couple of fingers of spongy off-white head.
The aroma is closely akin to a Winter Warmer, toasty, nutty, sweet cinnamon and nutmeg.
Warm spicy flavour, nutmeg and cinnamon, toasted and burnt malt, woody and a bit smokey, finish has an astringent bite to it, woody in the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is medium-bodied yet on the fuller end of the spectrum, fairly smooth with light carbonation.
Quite mild all things considered, yet well contained and somewhat refined as well, a very approachable interpretation of the style. Doesn't leave much of an impression on me however as far as wishing to revisit it.
11-29-2009 08:18:52 | More by IronDjinn
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
She came back!
A red deep burgundy with some shades of golden strikes, good foamy head that stick to the glass.
Grass smell you can witness at first, followed by a shy hoppy touch, with a good strawberry jam flavours coming from this beer.
Her taste is quite heavy, heavy malted touch, caramel and toffee flavours come in with a smoked grass touch. Floral hops come in the dance too and ends with a shy alcohol warm.
03-18-2006 07:39:25 | More by 3Vandoo
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +0.5%
12oz acquired in a trade from Pier-Luc I believe, thanks man!
Pours a pretty amber, hints of ruby, a good finger plus of sticky head that slowly dies down, leaves a few small patches of lace on the glass.
Nose is dominated by raisin and toffee, just a hint of earth and spice.
Pretty spicy version of a scotch ale, alongside a nice toffee, caramel, some ripe dark plum sweetness, bread body, hint of cocoa, light earth and peat, not dominant, real subtle. Light hopping, comes out in a nice dry finish. Balanced sweetness and dryness. Like the dry finish though as it warms the sweetness asserts itself more.
Medium body, not overly big. Hides the ABV really well, makes it pretty drinkable for a big scotch ale. Very nice.
04-25-2010 15:11:51 | More by ritzkiss
Quebec (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev +4.3%
Poured from a 341ml. bottle, bottled Sept. 2010..
Appearance: A reddish-brown body, nice healthy 3 finger head that thins out to less than a finger.
Smell: Meat, wood, peaty a bit with some smokiness.
Taste: Barbecued meat, wood, hickory a bit with low peat. Has a sweet tinge to it. My wife tastes banana bread. I do taste some breadiness but more towards the spices is what i'm getting.
Mouthfeel: Really smooth, no heat and a pleasure in the mouth.
Overall: I really dig this one. Ease of consumption and unique flavor puts this one right up there.
09-03-2011 22:21:34 | More by papat444
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -8.3%
12oz bottle from Marche Omni QC for 5$
Appearance - Brown colour with an average size fizzy beige head. There is a low amount of carbonation showing and there is some decent lacing. The head lasted for 3-4 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Malts, dark fruits, peat, light smoke
Taste & Mouth - There is an average amount of carbonation and I can taste malts, dark fruits, and some smokey notes. There is also a peat flavour and some grainy metallic notes. It ends with a malty slightly smokey aftertaste.
Overall - My first beer from this brewer and it's pretty decent. This isn't my favourite style of beer but I can tell that it's well balanced and the booze is well hidden. Price is a little high for what you get, but maybe it can be found cheaper elsewhere.
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Tyler Waldman, Essex Patch editor, was upgraded to 'fair condition' at Maryland Shock Trauma Monday after a Nov. 26 car crash.
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The 24-year-old Towson resident suffered serious injuries after his Honda Civic was struck by a Ford Mustang at the intersection of Goucher Boulevard and E. Joppa Road.
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Someone on this forum actually mentioned about direct mail marketing. This would be a pretty good strategy. It's also inexpensive.
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- bedrooms 3
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In his letter (the Times, Wednesday, Nov. 14), R. F. Rooney wrote, "Democracy as we knew it is history."
Let's hope so! Democracy as we knew it has been elections and legislation controlled by money, whereby the wealthy got their top tax bracket reduced from over 90 percent under Eisenhower to 35 percent now.
The voters didn't succumb to the hundreds of millions poured into the recent election to get the taxes on the super-rich reduced even further.
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Acorn Uses?
My acorn tree is dropping more acorns then Ive ever seen before. There all over, my question is what can I do with them? What eats them? What are they good for? I dont have any pet squirells or chipmunks so Im pretty stumped...
Jake-- around these parts the deer and squirrels eat all of them , until they sour later on.
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We fed them to the hogs when I was a kid.
They are also can be used as food stuff.
I suggest feeding them to hogs. In Italy and Spain hogs raised on acorns demand a heafty premium, especially the hams and beacon. Never had any but there is always tommorow.
Si hoc legere scis,nimium eruditionis habes.
The White ,Swamp white,Red and pin oak acorns are a mainstay around here. Swamp white Oak and white Oak, Deer and squirrels love em, Pin oak small acorns are a great food for wood ducks, deer mice etc. My friends is trying to reforest 80 acres,picking up acorns all over, he plants them , and as fast as he get them in the squirrels are digging them up, must smell pretty tasty, so now he sprouts the in a mulch pile then plants them in the spring, he has been having great success with this, I guess if every nut that fell grew to trees ,well you know. The squirrels at the house are picking them up and buring them in our strawberrys and all around the house. I'd like to see a hog do that!
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Also know, that you can't order "extra meals" in the specialty restaurants anymore. There is a upcharge.
ROOMS: Meh. Very average. Nothing special here.
Pools: Like everything on this ship and the main reason we will never go on it again, much too crowded.
THE BAD: Cruise Director AMY - Why and how did this girl get this job? I mean seriously, could you be less fake? I'm a male and I even caught this one. Everyone we cruised with agreed. She has to go.
Invasion of privacy. The cabin steward and room attendants would go through our stuff! When it was brought to their attention he simply said "sir it clearly states that we are allowed to go through your things." I thought that was odd because they would pull out our luggage from under our bed and go through it! Highly uncool.
Upcharge and upsell for EVERYTHING. To us this ruins the cruise. Constant upcharges everywhere. Enough already! Just charge more for the damn cruise if you must.
Specialty Dining at Chops: Horrible
No Cigar lounge or bar.
Lines and crowds are insane and our ship was only booked at 4500 people. Good luck on your 40 min wait to ride the Wave Rider for 2 mins.
Windjammer- what did they do to it? I think they should look to Freedom of the Seas for a reminder of how a buffet should be setup. The new Windjammer design is horrible.
Ports- Just terrible. Go on this ship for the ship. Falmouth Jamaica is a joke of a port. Labadee is only cool if you drop the extra $$ on a private Cabana and Cozumel is purposeless unless you're a Diver.
ENTERTAINMENT - by far the best you will find on a Cruise
You get to say you're on the big ship
The dinners in dining room are excellent
Good drinks
Promenade is a good focal point
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