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6 cups
all-purpose flour
4 cups
white sugar
3/4 teaspoon
baking soda
3/4 teaspoon
2 cups
sour cream
2 cups
butter, melted
3 tablespoons
lemon zest
2 tablespoons
lemon juice
3/4 cup
all-purpose flour
3/4 cup
white sugar
1/4 cup
cubed cold butter
I have made this recipe twice; on the second time around I made a few changes that made a delicious difference. I halved the recipe, and used low fat sour cream, then I added the juice of 1 1/2 lemons to the batter, I tasted the batter to make sure it had the tang of lemon before I was satisfied. I used the full recipe for the crumb topping, in other words doubled it for a halved recipe. When the muffins came out of the oven I drizzled a glaze of fresh squeezed lemon juice and powdered sugar over the top and in the crevices of the warm muffins, it made them even moister and more lemony. I will make this recipe over and over for my family and gifts for friends. If you love lemon you will love these changes.
The muffins had a great base and they came out wonderfully, but I don't find them to be that phenomenal. Without the crumb topping they would have been very boring. If I ever make them again I think I'll add some more lemon to it; the flavor was rather faint in the final product.
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This recipe was originally published in Taste of Home and I noticed that it leaves out the most vital step of the whole muffin experience! There is supposed to be a Lemon Juice/Sugar syrup that you drizzle over the warm muffins. Believe me, this is so important to make these muffins top notch. They already have a beautiful texture and light lemon flavor, but the sweet tang of the syrup takes these over the top! For the full batch, the original TOH glaze recipe calls for 1/2 cup sugar and 1/3 cup lemon juice. Mix to dissolve the sugar, then drizzle over your warm muffins. I sometimes warm the sugar syrup in the microwave a bit to dissolve the sugar, and I always drizzle the muffins while they are still in the pan because this sends the syrup down the sides of the muffin and creates a wonderful experience in your mouth when you finally have a bite! Plus, it's less messy overall, keep the mess in the pan right! They are easy to take out of the pan, too! I made the entire batch one day and couldn't bake them all that evening, so I saved the remaining batter overnight and baked them the next morning and I had no issues with them rising at all. Also, if I have plain or flavored yogurt to use up, I use that in place of the sour cream. I've made these many times according to the recipe and I find that I like more lemon flavor, so I add 2 - 3 tsp of Lemon Extract to the batter with a little more lemon juice as well. Very forgiving recipe and freezes well!
I made these today & they are amazing! I did make a few changes: I used French Vanilla yogurt instead of sour cream and also added lemon extract. For the topping, I mixed brown sugar, white sugar & lemon zest then sprinkled that on top before baking. From this recipe, I made 24 mini muffins, 12 regular sized muffins then, with the leftover batter, I added frozen blueberries & made 2 lemon blueberry loaves! YUM!
yummy! but the serving size must refer to small muffins. using large/jumbo cupcake liners, when i halved this recipe I only got 12 muffins out of it. tasty! I increased the heat to 425 degrees and baked about 20 minutes for a nice rise on the muffins. also added finely chopped pecans, bout 1/2 a cup to the recipe. since i was low on sour cream, i subbed vanilla yogurt and sour milk. also, i used oil in place of the butter in the muffin batter. next time i will use only two eggs, though- it was a little dense. will make these again!
Soooo Good! I halved the whole recipe exept for the lemon zest and lemon juice (I substituted the lemon juice with lemon extract). Some reviewers said it was a tad dry but I didn't think so. Maybe next time add a splash of milk and see what happens. Also I added some lemon zest to the crumb topping. GREAT RECIPE!
I think there were aspects of this muffin that I really liked, but, it would need a little tweaking to the recipe to work for me. I prepared exactly as the recipe stated, except I added a little extra lemon juice because it did not seem lemony enough. I also thought the crumble was a little powdery. I think it needs a touch more butter to make it more of a crumble. The batter is unbelievably thick, so, don't think you did anything wrong once you make it. Based on other reviews I made a simple syrup with 1/3 cup lemon juice and 1/2 cup sugar and drizzled over some of the muffins while they were hot. The ones that had the drizzle were definitely better than the ones that did not. They were slightly dry and they were definitely not overcooked. The texture is heavier than a typical muffin, but, still good. I would make these again, but, drizzle a little extra of the simple syrup I made on them next time and that may help with the dryness. I think it would be better with a little extra lemon zest added also.
Worst muffin recipe ever. I changed the recipe to 24 muffins instead of 40. I added 5 eggs like they suggested in heading. The muffins were way too eggy and greasy and tasted terribly. The only nice part of this recipe is the crumble topping.
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Serving Size: 1/40 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 40
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 300
Calories from Fat: 126
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1971 - A Look At The First Shoney's Location
By Heath Harrison
September 1, 2013
At its peak, the Shoney's restaurant chain was one of the most successful businesses to originate from Charleston.
The company began in 1947 when city businessman Alex Schoenbaum opened the Parkette drive-in next his father's bowling alley on Kanawha Boulevard on Charleston's West Side (across the street from where Drug Emporium now stands). After seeing a Big Boy statue on a Cincinnati restaurant, Schoenbaum became a franchisee and his company, now numbering five restaurants, became known as the Parkette Big Boy Shoppes in 1952.
The next year, Schoenbaum offered a Lincoln Continental as the prize for a contest to rename the restaurants, which began operating under the winning choice of Shoney's in 1954.
The company expanded to become a billion-dollar business, with 1,800 restaurants in 35 states at its peak in the 1990s. In 1970, Shoney's went public on the New York Stock Exchange. In 1971, the company launched the Shoney's Inn motel chain. Schoenbaum also helped to develop the Captain D's restaurant chain, which operated under Shoney's until it was sold off in 2004.
In order to expand into states that already had Big Boy franchises, the company ended its ties with the organization. Big Boy was dropped from the restaurant and replaced with the company's own Shoney Bear mascot in 1984.
Schoenbaum became known for his philanthropy, with he and his wife Betty donating generously to both West Virginia and Florida. Their contributions include the Schoenbaum Family Enrichment Center and the Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium in Charleston.
He died on Dec. 6, 1996 at age 81, while in Florida (He split his years between West Virginia and his winter residence in Sarasota). Active to the end, despite his failing health, he had been seen in public just a week earlier, when he left the hospital for a day to accept a B'nai B'rith Great American Traditions Award.
Shoney's suffered financial setbacks in the years following Schoenbaum's death, including a 2000 bankruptcy. Lone Star Funds, a Texas-based investment group acquired Shoney's in 2002. In 2007, the company having dwindled to just 282 restaurants was sold to Atlanta businessman David Davoudpour.
Davoudpour serves as CEO of the new company, Shoney's North America Corp., and has vowed to "revive an iconic American brand."
A roadside museum now stands at the site of the original Shoney's.
This week's clip, courtesy of the West Virginia State Archives at the Culture Center, features two WCHS clips, dated to approximately 1971 (as estimated by archives historian Richard Fauss). The first is a return visit by Schoenbaum to the first Shoney's location on Kanawha Boulevard. The silent footage gives a rare view in color of the first restaurant and a glimpse of the surrounding West Side in the early 1970s. The second part (with a brief glitch near the beginning) features Schoenbaum and his family, as he discusses his planned philanthropic projects and desire to give back to the community.
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3.73/5 rDev +8.7%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue IX:
Something for the organic driven hopheads? Excellent lacing on the glass after a hard pour; bright and clear copper color. Orangey, spicy citric zest with a mix of biscuit and caramel graininess in the aroma. Fullish body with a pleasantly smooth carbonation. A slightly pungent hop bitterness makes sure the taste buds know that this is an IPA. Citric zest and spearmint flavors come through strong middle to end. Faint apricot/estery fruitiness within, though all in all quite clean. Nice caramel malt backing, a good amount of toasted grain as well, which comes off a little rough toward the drying finish. There is some malt sweetness here, yet the taste buds are more caught up in the hop profile.
This is a good IPA--while it is not totally balanced, it does come forth with a ton of flavor and some complexity. A worthy pick for the hophead or IPA fanatic.
09-14-2010 15:07:07 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.63/5 rDev +5.8%
12 oz brown bottle with no freshness date. This bottle was from Liquid Solutions.
Appearance: Deep dull copper hue, mild haze with a pancake like head that is two fingers deep.
Smell: Thick maltiness in the nose with hints of caramel, some fruity by-products of the yeast and aromatics from the hops.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Long drawn-out smoothness shows a creamy underbelly and a solid medium body. Maltiness lays down a path of sweetness and light caramel / toasted flavours for the hops to walk over. The bitterness is not out of control but it makes its mark, and finishes with a puckering mild citric rind in the palate. Some sweetness in the end but gets covered up by the hops.
Notes: A very balanced IPA but this could be mistaken for a hoppy red or amber ale, lots of rich malt flavour with a long push of hops to show that it is a craft beer and that is all that matters to me.
03-28-2003 10:38:15 | More by Jason
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4.05/5 rDev +18.1%
Appearance This is one of the best-looking IPAs that Ive ever seen. The body is a dark and beautiful orange. The head is huge and defines the term pillowy. It leaves delicate lumps of slightly-tanned cream all over the glass.
Smell There is a significant malt backbone here. The malts are kind of biscuity and the citrus hops seem almost like an afterthought.
Taste This IPA has a bitter orange peel hop profile with a huge malt balance. The malt is biscuit and flavored with nuts.
Mouthfeel This body is somewhere between medium and full. It is big and chewy with a noticeable rindy bitterness.
Drinkability This is out of the ordinary for an IPA, especially one from the West Coast. It is similar though to the Wolavar's Organic IPA, so maybe we have a new "organic style" of IPA now.
06-01-2004 03:13:14 | More by RoyalT
3.13/5 rDev -8.7%
Always like to see a new IPA and it's cool that this one is organic as well. Let's see how I like it. Pours into my SN tulip a deep copper orange with a half inch of bubbly white head that leaves a little lacing. Aromas start off with some lightly toasted malts, a bit of caramel and a touch biscuity. Earthy, herbal hops mainly with a hint of citrus. Just seems a bit muddled to me. Nothing really stands out.
First sip brings a toasty caramel maltiness upfront along with some fresh baked biscuit flavors as well. Herbal, earthy hops dominate the middle along with a slightly chalky aspect. The flavor just really doesn't do it for me. Finishes with a blast of bitterness and a caustic, metallic grain. Again, it just seems a little off balance.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a smooth flow of carbonation. Easy to drink overall. In the end though, this IPA just didn't cut the mustard with me. The earthy, somewhat dirty hop flavor isn't for me...not sure what kind of hops were used here. I'd have to say I'd pass on this one.
04-15-2007 04:50:02 | More by orbitalr0x
New York
3.93/5 rDev +14.6%
12 ounce botle, no freshness dating. Pours a copper hued amber, clear with a fine light tan head, leaving pleanty of fine scattered (after a swirl) lacing. nose is the expected grainy, grapefuit stinkin' hops, and the taste follows along with decent levels of oily, citrus infused hops. Drying on the tongue and teath. Respectable IPA, worthy sessioner for lovers of hoppy ales. Like me.
04-05-2006 00:59:59 | More by Billolick
2.95/5 rDev -14%
Not bad. Kind of rough IPA, feels as though it is missing something. Orange pour with a bunch of malt to accompany the hops in the aroma. Taste is nicely bitter and heavy in the resin. The malt kicks in on the back, but there is no smooth transition to speak of. Not nearly as good as their IIPA, but good nonetheless.
12-05-2008 21:53:30 | More by magictrokini
3.38/5 rDev -1.5%
A medium amber color with a minimal head that doesn't last long. Smells strongly of crystal malt; hops are secondary. The taste also contains a lot of crystal malt and a moderate amount of hops. Carbonation is low, which works well for this brew. Finishes a little thin for a beer of this size. Good drinkable brew, but, to my mind, more of an American amber ale than an IPA.
01-06-2007 12:29:43 | More by skivtjerry
3.23/5 rDev -5.8%
A rather brown pour, dark copper and red kind of color. Far darker than your average IPA. Off white head, about 1/4" deep, a little thin.
Aroma was hoppy, heavy malt aspect to it. Grains. Comes off as lots of Cascade hops.
Taste, substantially bitter. Tons of bittering hops. Again, Cascades give off the grapefruit character and pithiness. Big hit of caramel throughout it.
Man used to drink these quite often, I don't know what the deal is now, but their distribution seems to be almost nil. Seems like they continually lower the heft and abv of this beer every year or so.
While it used to be pretty enjoyable, every subsequent time I have it, it comes off less impressive.
03-27-2013 19:29:01 | More by Beerandraiderfan
South Carolina
3.8/5 rDev +10.8%
12 oz undated bottle. Different label than on BA. Small amount of sediment in bottom of the bottle (added).
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy amber with a small ivory-hued head. Speckled lacing left on the glass.
Smell: A bit faint for style. Aroma of pale malts with hops providing notes of herbs and citrus fruit. Earthy, and slightly musty, but not so much as to render the overall effect unpleasant.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation. Crisp with a lightly dry finish.
Taste: Rather sweet and malty for style, making this well-balanced and highly drinkable for an IPA, but not a go-to beer for a good hop hit. The caramel sweetness is eventually followed by herbal and citrus hop flavors. Moderately bitter, although still bittersweet, by the finish. The aroma is more complex than the taste.
12-06-2011 23:41:02 | More by chinchill
North Carolina
3.73/5 rDev +8.7%
Pours up the color of an amber ale, not too dark.
A puffy one-finger head forms then trails away. Some decent lacing left behind.
Aroma-Nice! Hoppy, piney, smells like it may have a little punch.
Mouthfeel-An immediate hoppy bitterness coats the palate, but it fades quickly and the finish is very clean without any lingering bitterness. Just slightly disappointing since the aroma was great.
The malt flavor is really good but this thins out from the first sip. Clean, refreshing and quaffable. But I would have liked the hops to hang a round a bit more. Definitely worth it, on the milder side of an IPA.
05-06-2008 12:48:33 | More by ByTor2112
New Mexico
3.88/5 rDev +13.1%
A clear honey golden colored beer sits below a big off white head the slowly falls into a pretty nice lacing.
Citrus fruit to almost floral hop aroma, a really pretty nice aroma on this IPA.
Taste is citrus hops with a light maltiness backing it up, not as hoppy as the aroma would suggest, but not bad either.
A light dry aftertaste with a slight citrus tone remains after all the beer is gone.
This is a decent tasting beer but not quite the west coast hops taste I thought I was going to get after my initial whiff of this IPA
07-30-2011 21:48:50 | More by LXIXME
3.33/5 rDev -2.9%
22 oz. bomber from BevMo
The label promised lots of hops. I like lots of hops.
This pours a lazy hazy red color. There is plenty of malt aroma, some molasses, but where are them hops? First sip, had me asking this question again. Am I drinking a red? I check the bottle. Nope, IPA still promising lots of hops. Butte Creek is in Chico. Chico is in California. California is famous (infamous?) for its stupidly hopped beers. I live in California. I like stupidly hopped beers. How can they make a proclamation on the bottle?
From here out Im treating this as a red, so as to not further my disappointment (lord knows I want a hoppy IPA). As a red, this not bad: nice malt character very nutty, slight sweetness, medium bodied with a nice mouthfeel with good carbonation and texture. A bigger sized red, not sure if I would drink this often I struggled to finish the 22 oz.
Get an another IPA, if thats what youre looking for. This is not.
02-08-2006 20:14:31 | More by sloejams
2.35/5 rDev -31.5%
This stuff looks good. It poured to a nice orange and gold color with a hint of red. The modest head is doing a good job of lasting, and a nice amount of lace tops it off.
Something about this thing's flavor just doesn't sit well with me, however. The mouthfeel is good and full but the flavor it came with is not appealing to me. The drinkability was impacted by an off flavor, not an overwhelming amount of alcohol.
I actually had a little bit of a rough time finishing this one off.
11-02-2004 19:00:39 | More by watermelonman
3.63/5 rDev +5.8%
Served in a hurricane glass.
Opaque dark orange color...small head, but with ribbon of foam on the glass.
Sweet malt aroma.
Definate strong hops flavoring ...even heavier than typical for an IPA....with citrus undertones.
Nice carbonated bite...
VERY definate bitterness in aftertaste...definate grapefruit lingering aftertaste that remains in the mouth until the next sip when it warmly goes away from the carbination and alcohol, only to return as you swallow.
Good IPA....slightly stronger on the hops than a traditional English IPA and heavy on the citrus, but nice.
10-17-2005 00:00:59 | More by IntriqKen
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +16.6%
I enjoyed a few of these out of plastic cups in a hotel jacuzzi a few weeks ago in Jasper, so let's have a more discerning look, shall we...
I guess it's nice to know that there's fewer chemicals in the production process, if that's what the 'organic' in the name means. The beer pours a cloudy, hazy copper hue, with a copious amount of billowy eggshell white head, which slowly disappears, leaving a slight ring around the glass. The aroma is very pleasant, with lots of smooth malt and citrus hop essence. The flavour has much more hops, more of the grapefruit variety, which tend to somewhat dominate the still balanced sweet malt body. The carbonation is quite low, giving this a smooth mouthfeel. The elevated alcohol isn't really noticeable, making this a very drinkable American IPA, but I suppose that I already knew that from the hotel...
11-01-2008 23:36:59 | More by biboergosum
New York
4.05/5 rDev +18.1%
12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: Nice hazy yellow with lots of bubble in the body. Don't know why it's hazy necessarily, but it's nice. Head stays at about 1/4" and keeps fairly nicely after a swirl or two. Lacing isn't too clumpy but it's a bit spotty.
Smell: Oddly enough there's some good chocolate notes in the nose that seem to dominate, along with some fruitiness and a bit of caramel. Hops are, oddly enough, more toward the back, but I think they have to be contributing to the caramel aspect also. And the notes of ripe fruit are nice too. Very novel for an IPA aroma as far as I'm concerned.
Taste: The best thing about this brew is the finish; at first it seems like it'll dissipate, but the finish lets the chocolate and fruit notes linger on the tongue. The hops that weren't in the aroma are definitely in the body. There's a little bit more IBU than balance, but they provide a nice bitter hop bite as you drink. But yes, the hops are indeed biting, so if you like that sort of thing you should dig this.
Mouthfeel: A bit slick and watery, maybe because there doesn't seem to be enough carbonation. It forms a bit better at the end of the swallow, but I expected a bit more.
Drinkability: I was surprised by this, and it's nice to have some differences considering how many IPAs are being made that are very average these days. For the weirdness and complexity, along with the drinkability and lack of discernible alcohol, this is a solid brew, and I recommend it.
03-04-2006 00:23:03 | More by asabreed
2.9/5 rDev -15.5%
A: the cap popped a lifeless hiss. The body is a nice melding of oranges and bright reddish yellow. The cap is near bright white and dissipated quickly, only a gathering of soapy bubbles remain. Some lacing is present but is rather minimal
S: a shot of herbal hops and maybe some lemons and grapefruits in the nasal passage. At most, it lends smells of rough cut toasted grains and crushed aspirin
T: the flavors are far from great and struggle to hit good. The hops just hold a bitter character with no real definition. No real citrus notes are present and all I gather is a faint spiced grassy hop character that wallows about. From the nose, I had my fingers crossed for a little more of a citrus explosion
The lack of hops that I deem is also muddled down by the strong and musty toasted malts. The caramel notes help make this a bit more quaffable
M: body hits the tongue with a mild-plus feel. I find the aftertaste somewhat dry and warm with some hop oils holding. Carbonation is loose and not to heavy
D: drinkable and not so much a "delight" as stated on the bottle. I pass on this one
06-16-2009 03:55:20 | More by Magpie14
3.75/5 rDev +9.3%
Lightly hazed copper under a small off-white head that endures as a large-bubbled lace.
Lovely aroma of sugared pineapple, spruce and caramel-draped toast. Increasingly breadier as it sits (and duller too).
Taste is as balanced as the nose promised, but not as remarkable. Toffee malt base with toasted accents. Hopping is sufficient in both complexity and bitterness. Hefty amounts of pine, smaller amounts of flower petals and lime peels, with a twist of iron at the end.
Adopts a psuedo-sourness as it approaches room temp, and takes on some band-aid esters. Not enough to knock it very much, but this is a better bet at cooler temperatures, it seems.
Medium full in stature. Plenty of heft without feeling fat.
Not classic, but not bad by any means.
05-29-2003 15:51:14 | More by cokes
Ontario (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev 0%
Incredible foaming power, leaving a mountain of foam in my glass. Significant C hop tangerine aroma combined with some mustiness there. Starts with soft mouthfeel followed by acid and high carbonation. Overall a drinkable beer, although mediocre IPA.
07-01-2007 03:53:46 | More by Sammy
3.9/5 rDev +13.7%
Pours an orange-amber hue topped by a half inch of creamy beige head that sticks around for a minute or two before subsiding. Aroma of mild sweet malt blended with aromatic floral hops, with some bready notes and a whiff of alcohol. Palate is well-balanced between mild malt and some mellow Euro hops. Notes of biscuit and light caramel emerge mid-palate before the hops take over for a lightly bitter finish. Body is smooth and somewhat rich, very enjoyable. A good, if not great, beer that tends toward the English IPA style rather than American.
07-25-2006 04:45:20 | More by ElGordo
2.8/5 rDev -18.4%
As far as IPA's go, I have to give this one a big "meh." In that world of IPA's, it's completely forgettable. There isn't much hop flavor, and that's a big problem. The mix of spicy and citrus hops are too weak both on the tongue and in the aftertaste. It's like there's at least a decent bitterness, but not enough late-addition hops to really make the flavor pop. Instead there's an awkward purgatory where it's kinda like a pale ale, kinda like an IPA, but not necessarily good for either.
02-04-2008 15:10:08 | More by tempest
2.65/5 rDev -22.7%
Bottle shared by largadeer.
A - Pours a clear copper color with a medium white head.
S - Aroma is nail polish, caramel, and some resiny, overboiled hops. Besides the nail polish, it's not too bad.
T - Below average for an IPA, with burnt wood, caramel, resiny hops. A little weird but not too bad. Others were more disgusted by it than I was.
M - Palate a bit watery with medium carbonation.
D - Not so good.
10-06-2009 17:34:57 | More by nickd717
3.25/5 rDev -5.2%
Lightly hazy, coppery bronze in hue with a kiss of amber as well. The liquid looks like an IPA should. The head was slightly off-white, at the apex the foam was one finger high. Head retention was fair; it slowly faded to a soapy cap. The subsequent lacing was spotty but fairly widespread. Overall, this beer looks as it should but nothing more. It is textbook solid.
The nose is odd. It is earthy and nutty with some piney/woody notes. The hoppiness is very muddled; disappointing. There is some light fruitiness but not at any level of relevance. At the back are weak caramel malt notes. The first time I smelled this beer I was bummed. However, it was much nicer the second time. This is the third beer from my six-pack and the nose is just not working (again!). I just dont get enough hops. Moderate potency but it is not saying much I like. I say, this is Below-average aroma, for the style.
The palate is as much of a mess as the nose. The only thing that saves this beer from sucking is the heavy-handedness of the alcohol. I havent had much luck with organic beers; this is the best of the bunch for what that is worth. Caramel malt, dry, lightly nutty woody in the middle, some pine at the back the hop bitterness is moderate but firm. Light fruitiness, some honey, some flowers, some bark. At times this beer is rough. IMO, this beer is not well thought-out. It is flawed. It is a so-so IPA. However, it somehow works. This is not a great beer but I dont mind drinking it. I bet it could be paired with some sharp cheddar or even some nutty cheese, maybe even a Black & Bleu Burger!
Medium/medium-full in body, low but natural carbonation, the mouthfeel is firm and filling. The mouthfeel is easily the strongest aspect of this beer. Very well done!
Yes this beer is drinkable but it still is flawed. I purchased a six-pack in Kansas City, MO. Sure, this is the best organic beer I have had. Big deal. I wont mind drinking what I have but I will not buy more. Decent at times, while never foul it does leave a lot to be desired. Fair when at its best there are too many good IPAs on the market. I say, skip it.
12-07-2005 14:07:08 | More by bditty187
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Poured a beautiful deep amber with a foaming, floating head.
Smelled excellent, almot identical to (the amazing) hop rod rye.
This is where it all goes down hill. Taste is bitter, astringent, and otherwise fairly bland. I wouldn't call this beer hoppy in anyway as none of the typical spice taste is present. Its just disappointingly bitter.
Maybe this is what organic beers taste like (this is my first) and if so, I won't be trying another.
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This beer could easily be mistaken for a hopped up amber. Color is gold with slight amber tones. Decent head retention and moderate lacing. The nose on this is predominantly malt: sweet bread and toast aromas. Slight off-putting resin qualities, while some bright citrus plays through from the hops. The nose along with the taste made me almost mistake this for a hoppy amber if not for the label on the bottle. A big mouthful of of slightly burned toast and biscuit comes through, lingering pretty nicely on the palate. Definitely a lemon and pine element working in the mid-palate from the hop component. All-in-all the flavor profile is unexpectedly balanced for a west coast IPA. Mouthfeel on this is fuller than most IPAs. While flavors still linger on the palate, the beer finishes pretty clean, almost watery. Approaching this as an IPA places your expectations a bit off-kilter. Nonetheless, the flavors are nice and balanced. A decent effort.
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3.69/5 rDev +1.1%
Billed as a "perfect brew for the impending Autumn chill", the Pumpkin Porter features sweet pumpkin aromatics, a spice driven middle and a dry, roasty finish.
From 10/17/13 notes. Had this on tap at Blind Tiger in NYC. Served in a tulip.
a - Pours a deep mahogany brown color with one finger of dark tan head and moderate carbonation evident. This one looks great.
s - Smells of chocolate, pumkin, roasted malts, spice, mint, burnt malts, light cream, pepper, and cloves. Nice nose, lots of chocolate and the pumpkin definitely comes through.
t - Tastes of spices, dark bitter chocolate, pepper, cloves, yeast, roasted malts, and a touch of pumpkin. More spice here and much less pumpkin. Definite step down from the nose for me.
m - Light to medium body and low to moderate carbonation. Overall pretty easy to drink body.
o - Overall an interesting beer. Looked great and had a great mouthfeel, and the nose was promising, though the taste had too much spice to it for me. Worth checking out, would like to try their other beers.
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3.61/5 rDev -1.1%
Lovely in the glass as the head rises to a lacy top with a denser concentration as it nears the dark sticky liquid in the glass. Cola colored and clear with a light absorbing quality. Good lacing and retention. A syrupy stickiness in the liquid as it runs down the glass. Nose is filled with complexity. Dark roasted malts, chocolate, coffee, pumpkin, the usual pie spices. Nice english ale yeast and its accompanying fruitiness. Taste is like a nice cup of pumpkin coffee. Roasted grains and pie spices play over a gentle gourd presence. This has the effect of substituting the spices for the hops. Where a healthy amount of pumpkin has the effect of amping up the malt, this considerable spicing elevates the hops. Speaking of they are earthy and crisp. No citrus, just firm dryness that harkens back to a dry stout porter of old world origins at the heart of this one. The maca gives a dry tannic edge that I have noted in other Kuka beers. A raisiny sweetness hides any alcohol that may have tried to show itself though I can't really find any. Feel is the high point on this one and I think the maca contributes here as well as I remember a lovely velvety sensation as I had the some of the other beers from this brewery. The carbonation is crisp while maintaining a mild creaminess. This is rich full bodied porter that leans on the drier side of things with a high amplitude pumpkin spicing. The dryness allows you to session this one more than you might think but in the end it is still very much in your face with the pumpkin personality. If you are on the fence on pumpkin ales approach this one with caution as it is not shy. For me I like it quite a bit. I usually find this amount of spicing overwhelming, but the intense roastiness of the malt, along with the pumpkin and yeast allow this one to find a nice balance and hang together well. A great cold night sipper in the holiday season, just what I'm doing tonight.
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Date: July 22, 2009
by: Michael Eng | Executive Editor
HERITAGE HARBOUR — When the curtain opens at the Manatee Players this Friday, it will reveal one of the East County's up-and-coming stars in her first role at the community theater.
Heritage Harbour resident Rebekah Johns will star in the theater's production of "High School Musical 2." Rebekah will portray the realistic, down-to-earth and intelligent Gabriella from the popular Disney movie.
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"They taught us a little portion of the show that included dancing and singing, and then we went up onstage and auditioned," Rebekah said. "They talked for about an hour and then told us all. I was so excited."
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Rebekah inherited her vocal talent from her parents — who both directed choirs in the past. Her father, Wally, also is a guitarist and has served as music minister for several churches.
Wally Johns said he remembers noticing his daughter's singing ability as early as age 5. Since then, Rebekah has embraced fully her talents. She performed in several children's musicals, and later, at Haile Middle School, starred in "Once Upon a Mattress," "Seussical, The Musical" and "Aladdin." And although "High School Musical 2" is her first performance at the Manatee Players — it likely won't be her last.
"I really want to get into it and audition for all the plays this year," she said. "It's going to be a lot of fun — but hard, too. Not everyone gets a part."
Through the Broadway Boot Camp, Rebekah says she has become more comfortable with the dancing aspect of musical theater.
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K-State's defensive calling card came through again.
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"The Sooners received 32 of 41 first-place votes and totaled 396 points. West Virginia was chosen second with 339 points and garnered seven first-place tallies. Texas was picked third, followed by defending Big 12 champion Oklahoma State in fourth. TCU and Kansas State each received a first-place vote and finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Baylor, Iowa State, Texas Tech and Kansas rounded out the poll."
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The storm that paralyzed Atlanta had
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jumped on board a train and then walked the rest of the way to get to their
hotel in the city.
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The game was played, though, because
ACC policy dictates that the only reason a game should be postponed or canceled
is if the conditions affect the safety of the teams or game officials involved.
UNC led just 26-25 after a first half
in which the Heels shot just 31
percent. In the second half, Paige and his teammates shot 67 percent, and
doubled their first-half point production on 15 fewer shots.
North Carolina players and coaches
arrived at their hotel about four hours late.
"It was crazy (traveling to
Atlanta)," Paige said." The plane ride was bumpy . . . We realize
that we were more fortunate than the people that were stuck out on the highways
for 20 hours or so."
Paige scored all but two of his 19
points in the second half Wednesday, when the Tar
Heels turned a one-point halftime
lead into a walk-away win.
Georgia Tech (11-10, 2-6) never really
had North Carolina (13-7, 3-4) on the ropes in the first half, but the
injury-ravaged hosts were competitive.
Marcus Georges-Hunt scored 17 points
for the Yellow Jackets, and center Daniel Miller added 12 with five blocks.
Trae Golden scored just six of his
game-high 21 points before intermission, but the Jackets limited UNC to 31 percent
shooting (12-for-39) over the first 20 minutes.
Golden scored the Jackets' final five
points and Tech closed with a 10-2 run to pull within a point of the Heels.
"The first half was probably the
worst that the combination of Marcus, Leslie (McDonald) and J.P. (Tokoto) have
played," said UNC coach Roy Williams.
Foul trouble looked like it might
become an issue for the Tar Heels early in the second half as starting forwards Tokoto and James Michael
McAdoo picked up their fourth fouls, with 16:37 and 15:49 left respectively.
North Carolina led 36-31 as McAdoo
departed, but after Tech quickly cut the margin to two on a Golden 3-pointer
with 15:17 left, the Heels went about
re-building a comfortable lead.
Paige led the way.
He countered with one of his three
3-pointers 19 seconds later, and scored 11 of the Heels'
next 22 points and gave them a 58-48 lead on another trey with 4:50 to go.
"I think we gave Paige a couple
open looks, and once you do that with a good player he gets him going so he got
in a rhythm," Golden said.
The Tar
Heels scored 52 second-half points on
16-for-24 shooting, including 4 for 6 on 3-pointers, and they made 16 of 20
free throws.
McAdoo added 17 points in just 18
minutes before fouling out, and McDonald had 15.
Paige, who added five rebounds, made
the Heels go.
"He had seven assists and zero
turnovers. When he plays well, they're an elite-level team," Georgia
Tech's coach Brian Gregory said. "I think it's probably well chronicled,
but when Marcus Paige plays at that level, they're a Final Four caliber
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