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The ultimate travel accessory is a handcrafted, custom-made leather bag
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"It's very much a tactile and aromatic product." You'd think the speaker is talking about a good cigar. Actually, Ian Eastwood, the managing director of manufacturing for Swaine Adeney Brigg, was talking about his company's handmade leather luggage. And he's absolutely right.
In an era of luggage made to withstand airline baggage-handling gorillas, a "tactile and aromatic" piece of luggage is an astonishing pleasure. It's the ideal of elegance, an indulgence for a weekend visit to a friend's house or a great car trip. What's more, the world's best leather luggage is made for wear.
Take the Italian luggage maker Schedoni. Almost unknown in America, the company is prized in Europe for the quality of its leather and craftsmanship. (The very phrase "Italian leather" says it all.)
Schedoni's fame is its long-standing relationship with Ferrari. "Schedoni is Ferrari's oldest vendor," says Patrick Lapone, Schedoni's North American distributor. "The leather used is five or six grades above Connolly hide."
Because of the distinctive body shapes -- and limited luggage space -- of Ferrari automobiles, Ferrari owners can get special Schedoni luggage designed for their particular model Ferrari. The same opportunity exists for owners of the Mercedes-Benz SLK and CLK Cabriolet series, neither of which boasts large trunks, especially when the top is down. The finishing touch? Schedoni uses leather from the same tannery that supplies Mercedes-Benz, so its red, navy or black luggage exactly matches your Mercedes interior. A six-piece set goes for $2,200 for the SLK and $2,300 for the CLK Cabriolet. (www.schedoni.it)
Schedoni's style emphasizes a rounded shape, with one of the world's most beautiful leather suitcases ($620), as well as an extra-large travel bag with a rigid base that unzips from the soft-sided top half ($1,100). Schedoni's "Golf Collection" is worth noting, with a leather golf bag (two sizes, $2,000 and $2,200) and a golf tote that would make an ideal carry-on bag for airline travel ($850). Its two-way top zipper unzips to the base of the bag, making it easy to see the full contents.
Good as Italian craftsmen are with leather, the kudos for great leather luggage probably belongs to the British. They have an old tradition of handcrafting luggage. You want custom-made leather luggage? A certain shape, perhaps? Or a special color to match your company's logo? Then you want either of two top-of-the-line English bespoke, or custom-made, luggage makers: the aforementioned Swaine Adeney Brigg (which dates to 1750) or Tanner Krolle (founded in 1856). This is luggage you practically fondle.
Swaine Adeney Brigg has a shop on St. James's Street in London. Most of its clients, says managing director Eastwood, first encounter Swaine Adeney Brigg's craftsmanship in person. "It's one thing to see the photos, but until you touch it and smell it, well, that's when it all comes home." Typically, he says, when Americans arrive home, they call and order more.
"It takes three or four months to fulfill the order," says Eastwood. Everything is done by hand. Anything you want, we can, and will, do if it's at all possible. After all, it's entirely handmade. Everything is hand-stitched -- and that's really rare."
Along with its custom-made line, there's a sort of "secret" Swaine Adeney Brigg luggage: its Papworth brand. Once a proud luggage maker in its own right, Papworth was purchased by Swaine Adeney Brigg in 1997.


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Ocean View, Romantic, Air Conditioned, Close to beach in Poipu Beach
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- baths 3
- sleeps 8
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Aloha and Welcome to "Poipu Beach Hale (House)."
Located just steps away from the world-famous Poipu Beach and Brennecke's Beach on Kauai's sunny South Shore. From this unforgettable vantage point you may experience dolphins, sea birds, humpback whales and even sea turtles. From your deck you will watch sunsets paint the sky with brilliant color, then fade with the calm of a tropical evening.
Come and be renewed by the relaxing sound of a soft breeze rustling through the coconut fronds. Be lulled to sleep by the sounds of the waves. Watch the brilliant sunsets from the spacious deck as you BBQ and enjoy the privacy of your own place. Lounge in the garden and enjoy the sunshine and tropical breeze.
Decorated in elegant island style this three bedroom home features two bedrooms (both air-conditioned), two baths upstairs, with a king size bed and two twins. Downstairs there is another master bedroom with a king size bed, a bathroom, and a spacious sitting area equipped with a kitchenette. There is also a laundry room ready for all your adventure needs. We have stocked the kitchen with all the cooking utensils and great appliances to prepare lovely island meals.
The romance and beauty of Kauai awaits you and the perfect place to begin your experience in paradise is Poipu Beach Hale
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house rental amenities
-1-3 minute walk from the beach!
-WIFI wireless internet
-Fully equipped kitchen
-open, light living plan with oceanviews
-2 masterbedroom suites
-3rd bedroom with 2 twin beds
-AC in bedrooms Master and 2nd bedroom
-3 full bathrooms
-downstairs mastersuite has a fully equiped kitchenette and sitting area-perfect for travling with extneded family or friends.
-large deck with BBQ and comfortable outdoor furniture-perfect for sunsets!
-3 car garage
-TV/VCR/DVD Cable
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"The Garden Isle"
Kauai is the Northernmost of the Hawaiian Islands, and the oldest. Formed by a volcano (now extinct), time has turned much of Kauai's rock into rich, fertile soil. High mountain rainfall, often exceeding 400 inches per year at the center of the island, produces lush, green vegetation, and makes Kauai ideal for agriculture and wildlife. Enjoy Kauai's warm and friendly people, clean air, beautiful rivers, tropical and sea birds, dramatic mountains and valleys, and blue ocean waters.
Poipu-Sunshine and Beaches
Brennecke's Beach Cottage and Poipu Beach Hale are located in Poipu, Kauai's sunniest spot (average temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit, with annual rainfall of only 16 inches). The Poipu area offers a variety of dining experiences. Walk to Brennecke's Beach Broiler; or drive right over to Keoki's Paradise, the Beach House Restaurant, Roy's Poipu Bar & Grill, or Tidepools at the Hyatt Hotel. Stop by one of our farmers' markets for a taste of local culture. Sample our exotic fresh fruits--juicy mangos, sunrise papayas, apple bananas, fresh coconut juice, passionfruit and more. Our year 'round warm weather always provides an abundant harvest of fruits and vegetables. Check for Luaus (Hawaiian-style feasts) and other local events in one of the drive guides (also available at the Lihue airport).
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Poipu Beach Hale is available year round.
- One or Two guests: $ 1,750 per week ($ 250 per night, 3 night minimum)
- Three to Four guests: $ 1,855 per week ($ 265 per night, 3 night minimum)
- Five to Seven guests: $ 1,995 per week ($285 per night, 3 night minimum).
Check in time is at 4pm. Check out is at 10 am. It's best to reserve early to secure your desired dates. There's a $250 deposit, and a $195 required cleaning charge. Payment is required 90 days prior to your arrival, or you will forfeit your requested dates.
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Mastercard, Visa, Traveler's checks, personal checks, and business checks.
Deposits must be received within 7 days of your reservation. The deposit will be promptly returned to you within one week of departure, less any extraordinary cleaning, long distance charges, or any damages that exceed normal wear.
Cancellations must be received in writing at least 90 days prior to your planned arrival at Poipu Beach Hale. All cancellations are subject to a $100 cancellation fee. Cancellation notification of less than 90 days results in forfeiture of the full amount unless we are able to re-rent the unit to another party for the period affected by the cancellation.
Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have questions concerning our facilities, local activities, events, or about Kauai in general. We are always happy to help make your stay with us the most relaxing and enjoyable vacation ever!
Bob White 888-386-8786
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Top things to do in Poipu Beach
- Enjoy the beach
- Golf
- Swim, Surf, Snorkel
- Great Restaurants
- Relax at the Hale
Top things to do on a budget
- Explore the beach
- Snorkel
- Hike
- Picnic at the many beach or mountain parks
- Watch the sunset while you BBQ at the Hale
Top things to do with a family
- Swim in the ocean
- Take surfing lessons
- Ride Horses along the South Shore
- Hike in the mountains
- ATV adventure tours
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2.75/5 rDev -25.9%
12-05-2013 16:52:05 | More by target88
1/5 rDev -73%
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11-14-2013 03:16:31 | More by wisrarebeer
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07-12-2013 03:18:17 | More by acknight
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Picked this one up at Varsity Liquors in Evansville while in town visiting family in Henderson during Christmas vacation 2012.
Served in an Elysian tulip.
A: Poured a very, very cloudy, dark orange color, with a nice 1/2 finger head that stain the glass with webbing all the way down.
S: Lots of malty citrus (oxymoron?), fairly rich in potency, but still rather nice. Smells fresh.
T: I liked this a lot. Sure it had a huge malt backbone, but that starts to separate at the end, leaving a big citrus attack from the mid to late palate. The rye was especially strong here, especially once I swallowed the liquid and all that was left was sugary film. Nice.
M: Not too bitter, but still enough there to please the hophead in most of us. The bitterness and rye funk started to heat up the most gulps I took, which was fine by me. The carbonation was perfect for the style and lacing was ridiculous.
O: I really dug this and think it deserves more respect here. To be honest, I don't remember how much I paid for this but I don't think it was too obscene. I'm only stating that because NA has a reputation for charging an arm and a leg. Just sayin...
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11-26-2012 23:39:10 | More by weonfire
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Appearance: Holy carbonation, Batman! The beer pours a two-finger body and an eight-finger head. Seriously, the body is a beautiful hazy-straw color but the excessive carbonation almost ruins it. It ends up looking more like an ice cream soda float than a beer. Retention is decent as well.
Smell: Citrus (mainly grapefruit) and an earthy hop aroma dominate the nose. The rye becomes more noticeable as the carbonation dies down and the beer warms.
Taste: Much like the nose, citrus notes are followed quickly by a massive hop punch. A hint of rye lingers on the tongue together with the hop bitterness. To be honest, the rye flavor could stand to be a bit more aggressive. Malts take a back seat in this beer but they are slightly noticeable. While the 130 IBU count seems exaggerated, it is still bitter enough that hop heads will love the experience.
Mouth feel: It is medium bodied. The excessive carbonation refreshingly compliments the dry aftertaste but it still seems a bit excessive.
Overall: Being a hop head, I enjoyed this beer. It is certainly not the most complex IPA but the overabundance of hops and the rye hint make for an interesting change of pace. I would gladly have it again.
11-02-2012 13:44:56 | More by Raven3464
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
10-31-2012 23:08:58 | More by JackStraw
North Carolina
3.83/5 rDev +3.2%
Appearance: Like the others who have reviewed this beer, my bottle was a gusher, and poured with a massive head that refused to fade; the liquid was a hazy honey color when it appeared
Smell: A bit soapy, but there is a nice leafy character as well; graham cracker malt dominates
Taste: Graham cracker malt forward, with a building leafy bitterness that complements the malts in the middle; the hops have a balance between earthy and citrusy, but still very bitter; some of the spicy rye character arrives, after the swallow, allowing the finish to be rather dry
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate to high carbonation
Overall: I sat on this beer for about six months and, based on other comments, that gave the hops time to achieve a nice balance with the malts; definitely helps the beer out as I rather enjoyed it
Thanks, duels, for the opportunity
10-19-2012 23:12:33 | More by brentk56
3.53/5 rDev -4.9%
As others have mentioned, the pour is something else. I opened the bottle about 15 minutes ago and still haven't tasted it. I've been cleaning my snifter, the bottle, and yes, the floor. My snifter is something like 18 ounces. Maybe two ounces of beer and the head won't stay in the snifter. It lasts forever. Not that you can see it, but the beer is a golden orange and kind of hazy. The head is forever huge, lots of different-sized white bubbles and simply looks like a cloud exploded in the glass.
I'm not sure it's even worth it to grade the smell because the glass is full but only the first third of it is beer and it's trapped under three inches of foam. Regardless, you can pick up the Cascade and Centennial hops and the nice citric notes they provide. Somewhere along the way is a nice honey smell that works well with the citrus.
There's some cracker-like notes, a bit yeasty. The hops dominate with an earthy, musty taste but ultimately, there's not much in the way of taste happening here. I wouldn't be able to tell you it was a RyePA had the label on the beer not suggested it. Slightly disappointing.
The feel is full on IPA, but with 130 IBUs listed on the bottle, I expected more aggression from the hops. The malt and yeast do a great job of balancing the bitter, but that's not what I was looking for in something like this. Early on it's got a bready feel to it and then mid-sip the hops take over. Sure, it's bitter, but I can still feel my tongue so something's missing. Medium bodied with a mostly oil finish.
It's an ok beer, but certainly not great. Cut back on the carbonation so it doesn't take a half hour to drink and give it some real rye taste. While it's certainly bitter, put on some big boy pants and make it a hop bomb. It's like a beer that doesn't know what kind it wants to be.
10-06-2012 04:26:29 | More by RickS95
4/5 rDev +7.8%
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3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
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3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
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3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
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4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
05-07-2012 13:01:50 | More by FreshZ
4/5 rDev +7.8%
04-27-2012 22:44:42 | More by 4Socialanxiety
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Tom Feorene picked up a picture frame from the floor and, readjusting
his bifocals, he eyed the faded Kodak memories.
There was a
black-and-white picture of his daughter, taken years ago. Pictures of
cars. In fact, lots and lots of pictures of cars. And then look here.
"That's a picture of my station," Feorene said on his 87th birthday while sitting inside the same station from the photo.
He turned and placed the frame back on the ground with a few other pictures and countless more memories.
long ago, the frames hung on the wall of Feorene's Exxon service
station on Locust Avenue, next to more pictures of motorized beer cooler
races and the time old Gary Kelley dressed up like a girl and that one
of his son's car with its front tires three feet in the air.
But soon it will all be gone. Packed up.
more than half a century of owning and operating the station, Feorene
is calling it a career. He shut off the pumps in August. It won't be
long before the sale is final and he moves out of the shop.
gathered here with friends on an uncharacteristically cool June morning
to celebrate his birthday. Fittingly, it fell on a Saturday, the day of
the week that he spent the past several decades at his shop talking cars
with an informal group of collectible car aficionados who call
themselves the "Muscle Car Mafia."
Feorene opened his shop in 1953
after serving in the Navy during World War II. The early years weren't
easy. Competition was fierce with a gas station on nearly every corner.
But Feorene's shop stuck.
He got married and had two children —
the girl in the photograph and a boy, Tommy Jr. The junior Feorene
shared his father's passion for automobiles and in the 1970s and 1980s
started racing cars.
Every Saturday night they went out to Eldora
Raceway to race. So each Saturday morning, hot-rod racers met at
Feorene's shop to tune up their vehicles, and the "Muscle Car Mafia" was
"If you were a hot-rodder, you came here," said Tommy Jr.,
who went on to race NHRA Super Stock professionally, eventually becoming
a national record holder and division winner.
The group of a
dozen or so men gathered around on stools and folding chairs all nod in
silent agreement. Between them, the crew has fixed up and raced
everything from cars to motorcycles to dune buggies. Hearing them talk
about the cars is like an alphabet soup of horsepower and grit: 1923 T
Bucket. 65 C 10. 68 Camaro, 70 Chevelle Super Sport.
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around talking about the old days. Remember the time a couple of them
were street racing a yellow Camaro? All of the sudden they saw flashing
lights. Cops. They narrowly got away, but around town the word was out:
Look for the yellow Camaro.
"That weekend, it got sanded down and painted black," J.D. Wyant said with a laugh.
guys say they've known each other "forever." The majority of the group
met in high school or college, where they got their thrills, not to
mention their nicknames.
There's Grumpy. His real name's Dave
McDougal, but back in the day, he used to race a Camaro. It reminded the
guys of an old racer named Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins, so from then on, he's
just been Grumpy.
Then there's Hippie. Why's he named Hippie? The
room explodes with laughter, each man talking over the next: Oh look at
him! He hasn't cut his hair since 1965! He's a redneck!
on his stool, finishing the last puffs of his cigarette and pulling back
his curly grey hair and beard, John Heck explained: "The Times puts
names of winners at the drag strip in the paper. I raced my mother's car
and I said, 'Oh, I can't have my name in there. That's a no-no.' So I
had to change my name to Herb Smith."
"It was supposed to be
Herbert T. Shoebecker, but I couldn't remember how to spell
'Shoebecker,' so I said, 'Herb Smith is my name,'" he added with a sly
But the racing days — the time Feorene Jr. got caught on
fire during a race in Budscreek, Md., the aliases and the Saturday
nights at Eldora — are far in the rear view mirror. What has remained
are the friendships, as solidly built as the vintage American-made motor
vehicles they treasure.
"This is our unofficial car club," Nick Fantasia said. "There's no meetings, no dues and we don't take any (stuff)."
travel around the country, from Detroit to Las Vegas in search of car
shows and good times. They've been in magazines and set records. And of
course, they hang out. Every Saturday at the shop— at least until the
paperwork for the sale goes through.
"We talked about keeping it
going individually," said Porter Stiles. "But we all have lives. ... All
of us other than Hippie there."
"I'm the only guy that works!" shouted "Hippie," lighting another cigarette.
"Retired." he said pointing to one of the "Mafiosos."
"Retired," he continued, with his finger pointed around the room. "Does it look like he works? Does it look like he works?"
the way it is around here. They poke fun and make jokes. Some swear a
little. Others tell a couple dirty jokes. Maybe they smoke a cigarette
or two. But mainly, it's about cars ... and today, the shop.
think the real story is, in the 1950s there were probably 50 privately
owned service stations in Fairmont," Fantasia said. "This is one of the
last remaining stations."
At the end of the afternoon, Tommy Jr.
lights a single candle with Hippie's cigarette lighter and puts it in a
big vanilla cake. Together, the "Muscle Car Mafia" sings "Happy
Birthday" to the 87-year-old Feorene.
"You can tell we aren't singers," Hippie laughs.
when the cake is eaten and the last joke told, the fellas fire up their
engines like the rumble of a summer thunderstorm, and they're gone,
leaving Feorene and his son with the photographs.
The faded photographs. And the memories.
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Reviews by cbarrett4:
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Ap - Typical amber/copper hue with very little haze
Ar - Very light but pleasant malt and hop
T - Again, mellow with pleasant bitterness from the hops
M - Light body with some acidity balancing the hop tannins
D - Balanced and sips easily.
A well made session style ESB. Not my favorite Bridgeport (IPA all the way!) but another great beer like the amber for conversing with friends.
11-12-2009 21:07:48 | More by cbarrett4
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North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +7.1%
Pours a attractive deep copper color woth a this wispy head,big bready malt aroma off the bat but dissapates quickly leaving a light cherry-like aroma.Like this malt tilted brew here lightly sweet malt almost cherry-like again with a big biscuity backbone with a woody/cedar finish wich is light and appetizing.I really like ESB's and this is no different.
05-26-2004 01:15:33 | More by oberon
4.4/5 rDev +11.7%
Presentation: 12 oz slender brown bottle, Bridgeport Oregons Oldest Craft Brewery in raised glass around the neck. Undecipherable freshness code on the back label.
Appearance: Tarnished and tawny reddish brass with a great foaming while pouring, clings to the glass in big chunky clumps as the head settles into a wild rocky formation.
Smell: Ripe fruity aroma with a mild woody hop aroma and sweet toasted caramel malt aroma.
Taste: Lush medium body with a slick crispness and creamy mouth feel. Touch of fruitiness up front with tones of raisins and figs, maltiness is from toasted to caramel and thick in flavour. Sweetness from the malt is countered by an abundant hop bitterness that flares with a woody / earthy flavour. Alcohol is thrown on to the palate with some esters.
Notes: This ale shows great poise, rich and satisfying. One of the top ESB interpretations I have tasted in a long time. Spicy baby back ribs with corn on the cob and potato salad is a perfect match to this brew.
06-25-2002 00:00:01 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.35/5 rDev +10.4%
This ale shows great poise, rich and satisfying. One of the top ESB interpretations I have tasted in a long time. Spicy baby back ribs with corn on the cob and potato salad is a perfect match to this brew.
06-25-2002 09:10:12 | More by Jason
3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
Bottle pours a clear amber body with a medium sized offwhite head that leaves some clingy lacing. Aroma of toasted caramel with pink grapefruit and some red apple notes. Medium body and carbonation. Well balanced taste, with an infusion of earthy hop bitterness atop the toasted caramel toasted malt backbone, kissed by hints of ripe pears. Tasty and very drinkable, a really nice American ESB.
01-21-2008 16:20:30 | More by merlin48
3.68/5 rDev -6.6%
At last, a superior cask pour proves the ESB is still a quirky beer, and I would say that the reason this is better is not because of mishandling or freshness or conditioning or anything like that, but it actually comes from a better batch. I'm perfectly happy to accept variances in my fresh, local, cask-conditioned brew but the drinker should be aware that nuances can change. This beer has been downright bad before; thankfully it's much better. Yet the sparkling fruit hop element is brash and jarring, contrasting sharply with the intriguing malts, all the more so if the beer is too cold for malts to fully emerge. (It is. Cask pints pulled at the Hawthorne pub usually are.) Big bubbled lace forms a hardened crust of foam along the inside of the glass, above a dark wood brown colored beer with amber highlights. The flavor is mellow once the grapefruity hops have been taken into consideration, with flavors of dough, grain, whole wheat bread with nuts, a light caramel tang, and a slight smoky woodiness. The hops are quite citric, but also have a lot of herbalness which better matches the style. I'd like less grapefruit and more herbalness in the ESB, since if I want the Cascade hops I can always get the IPA. Actually, the beer is pretty well balanced as a whole but my final impression is that the cask version is not all that different from either the tap or bottle, only with an earthier, breezier quality from the yeast.
04-18-2005 06:20:26 | More by Thrasher
3.53/5 rDev -10.4%
Pours darker amber colored with creamy head. Smells of fruits and bread like malt. Taste is malty, fruity and finishes with hops. There isn't much hop flavor, but a little bit of bitterness is there. Medium body, with lighter carbonation. This is a great example of a style that isn't as common as it should be.
08-07-2006 02:24:27 | More by Dizzy
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Now here's a really good example of an esb to satiate American and English palates.
Good dark orange pour, massively thick off white head, excellent retention, totally looks the part. Aroma was citrusy as if an ipa.
Taste, melds the hops of America with the restrained bitterness of an esb. The caramel of an esb, the hop flavor of an ipa, the bitterness of both (this is not a hop bomb by any means, but well above traditional style, thankfully).
An enjoyable beer, can be obtained at a good price $6-7 frequently.
08-05-2010 19:03:59 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
Attractive clear copper appearance, lightly yellow head of 1/2 an inch and with compact bubbles. Laces drip to start, form fat rings later. Malty aroma, caramel and cinnamon sugar. Lower carbonation and fairly lush body. Flavor follows the aroma in some aspects, the caramel still comes through but there's a good bit of decided fruitiness to lighten the overall impression and to add some variety. That's where it tends to rest, the hop impact seems quite subdued and much more of a background player, mostly the malt seems to come through. Pleasant drinker here, I kind of like an added spiciness in an ESB.
04-28-2005 14:35:17 | More by ADR
West Virginia
3.68/5 rDev -6.6%
Appearance: Dark chestnut ruby brown with a nice vanilla off white head lacing left is evenly dispersed speckled patterned. Aroma: Very nice caramel malt with some vienna malts tossed in and an earthy hop aroma very classic almost like Fuller's in some sense a butterscotch twang to it all. Taste: Very sweet, slightly acidic with a load of woody hop character very earthy and piney at same time in the flavor good overall true ESB. Mouthfeel: Medium bodied ale with a nice sturdy carbonation holds up in my books as a classic brew. Drinkability: Decent the flavors work well together giving bonus points but the earthy hops throw me off just a little very tasty but not a beer I chill with all night.
01-17-2004 22:01:23 | More by WVbeergeek
3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
Moderately dark clear amber with a full finger white head that sticks very well. Melting is slow.
Aromas are toasted sweet amber malts.
Mouth is filled with the same toasted sweet amber malts that fade to a moderately bitter hopping as you swallow.
Aftertaste primarily of the toasted, roasted malts with just enough hops to create a drying in the mouth.
Very, VERY sessionable.
While it might be 'spot on' for the style, I marked down taste simply because I've grown to enjoy a sharper, more citrus hoppiness in my ESBs.
Thanks to csims for giving me the opportunity to try this ESB.
10-06-2006 02:36:15 | More by IntriqKen
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Quite surprised to find this at my local Kroger so I picked up a sixer out of curiousity and I was not disappointed.
It pours a light shade of copper (a bit lighter than I expected) with a solid two fingered white head. Aroma brings floral hops to the forefront. The do not really produce a sharp bite but they are prevelant. Loads of sweet malt balance out the dominating floral nose. Taste is well balance with the English hops only giving way to carmel like malt in the finish. Extremely drinkable and it hides it's six percent strength very well as it tastes no more potent than a 4 percent session beer. I'll probably be picking this one up again (that is if my Kroger runs out of Elissa IPA).
09-28-2005 00:15:26 | More by soper2000
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Beer color is a coppery-medium brown with a creamy tan head. Nice oily tight bubbled appearance with spotty bits of lace. Aroma is of sweet caramel and bread malts with a light nuttiness and spicy resiny hops. Fresh light and crisp aroma. Taste has a good amount of creamy smooth malt, grain and an even hop character. Spicy and a little bitter but not heavy on hops at all. More easy going and crisply flavorful. Mouthfeel has a grainy resinous feel to it among the smooth malts. Carbonation is good but could perhaps be heavier to back up the spicy hops. Very drinkable + very sessionable.
Good esb for large, warm weather consumption.
05-09-2007 21:53:40 | More by tastybeer
4.72/5 rDev +19.8%
Pour: A Thick well structured nearly beige head; breaks down slowly to just over a thumbnail plateaus and finally as a fine light coating the ale over. Thick legs remain over the coarse of the ale. Deep Amber with orange highlights.
Nose: slight cream & hop. Rather brisk and lightest touch of that 'citrus/grapefruit'. Additionally, I have noticed as a consistent favourite among PAs,IPAs,& IIPAs,
Mouth: Just off center, but well balanced all the same. A light malting, hoppy and effervescent. the cream foreshadowed on the nose is present in the end and gives way to a slight residual sugar.
a delightful 'everyday' ale. Though, how it got there is certainly a reason its one of this company's cornerstones. The price is a pro as well.
02-17-2010 22:20:28 | More by allthatAles
4.15/5 rDev +5.3%
Pours a coppery amber color topped by a half inch of pretty creamy white head. Aroma of mellow sweet caramel malt and mild fruity hops. Palate is nice and balanced, with the equally mild hops and sweet malt playing off one another well. Body is smooth and creamy, very enjoyable. Although I prefer the draft version, I could drink bottles of this all night. An excellent brew from a quality local brewery.
07-02-2006 07:21:59 | More by ElGordo
3.65/5 rDev -7.4%
This is quite a tasty beer, I'm sorry to hear it's leaving the MN market. I drank it back-to-back with the Fuller's and while they're the same style, Bridgeport's is obviously more American. In general the caramel malt is bolder and the hops are bigger. It lacks some of the great ESB subtleties but its still a pretty good brew.
06-09-2007 05:06:04 | More by tempest
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
Pours a slightly cloudy amber with a descent beige head that dissapates quickly. The aroma has some citrus and floral hops, with toasted bread, caramel, fruity esters and hint of alcohol. The taste is similar, with a citrus and floral hops flavor initially, followed by caramel and toasted bread, some fruity esters and a trace of alcohol. The mouthfeel is light with moderate carbonation and drinkability is excellent. Honestly tastes like they took a good ESB and added an ounce or two of water...has a good foundation but weak as a whole.
05-09-2006 03:28:28 | More by silver0rlead
3.93/5 rDev -0.3%
Pours amber with a 4 fingers+ off white head. Good head retention& average lacing
S: Iron & piney hops up front. Fruittyness surfaces as it warms
T: Fruitty with piney hops up front. Breadyness emerges as it warms along with piney & citrus hops. Finishes fruitty with a nice hoppy snap
MF: Midly carbonated with great balance & medium body
Drinks very easy a pretty good restrained american-styled take on an ESB
10-23-2006 02:52:56 | More by russpowell
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
01-26-2014 05:58:11 | More by DOCRW
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
12oz bottle with illegible freshness date.
Poured a hazed copper-orange with thin head but decent lace. Straight-forward citrus, pine, and resin aromas. Flavors begin with prickly but restrained fresh hops before building a very nice chewy toasted malt backbone. Finishes quite dry and pleasingly bitter. Very nicely balanced flavors. Light in body with moderate-to-strong carbonation.
An interesting twist on the ESB. The nose is full of distinctively North American hops, but the body is more characteristic of British examples.
12-28-2005 01:07:07 | More by dgallina
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
Ok so...this beer pours a quite hazy brownish orange color with little to no head on a heavy pour. The color and carbonation look good but the head was lacking. The smell is sweet malt notes of caramel and toffee, very English smelling with a thin fruity kind of hop edge over it, which also adds some bitterness to it, but over all this smells sweet.
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The flavor is very balanced between its caramel malt and the fruitiness from the hops, with much more bitterness coming through in the taste. The overall effect is a little light. I know I have this before and have been more blown away by its almost perfectly balanced flavor, but this specific bottle is lacking. The overall texture is nice and there's still something effervescent about the Bridgeport ESB when I drink it that's amazing. Overall not bad but leaves me wanted to reviews this again with a better batch perhaps.
02-18-2010 02:52:51 | More by Thur123
4.05/5 rDev +2.8%
Well balanced like an ESB should be. flavor is
crisp without being all over the place. Finishes
smooth. My Light beer drinking friends can enjoy
more than one!
Can taste the hop hints, but it is not
overpowering. Prefer the tap highly over the
bottle. Great session Beer overall.
02-16-2011 17:19:04 | More by Rickdiggity
4.28/5 rDev +8.6%
Pours a hazy amber with hardly any bubbles in the body and a thin head that fizzles out. Aroma is full of yeasty fruitiness, lots of apple and pear, along with toasty malts and a bouqet of floral and herbal hop notes. I pick up lavender and sage. Flavor is full of the fruity esters, toasted malts, and floral hops. There is a lingering flavor in the aftertaste of jasmine. Mouthfeel is solid: smooth, soft and just about full. Could be a tad too sticky. Aside from the mild stickiness form the residual sugars, this is damned drinkable.
12-16-2006 07:18:39 | More by goochpunch
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Poured nice amber color from a 12 ounce bottle.
Good one inch head with plenty of lacing.
Aroma is piney hops.
Taste is citrus, resinous hops with just enough malt sweetness to keep a good balance. Nice bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is average.
Drinkability is better than average. For me an ideal ESB for an entire evening. If you can't get enough hops this is not your brew. If you like balanced beers this is a keeper.
This ESB has become one of my "in-stock" beers.
03-22-2008 04:14:34 | More by Spikester
4.08/5 rDev +3.6%
12oz bottle into mug.
Slightly hazy amber color with a thin light tan head. The head slowly settles to a razor thin cap, leaving stringy layered lacing.
Grainy malt base with a good balancing amount of piney hops.
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"The right of the people to bear arms shall not be questioned," said Representative John McGinnis (R-Blair County) to loud cheers from the throng of supporters on the Capitol steps.
Representative Rick Saccone (R-Allegheny) was even more forceful from the microphone. "What part of 'shall not be questioned' don't they understand?" he said.
Dozens of state lawmakers joined the Second Amendment Rally, a handful spoke and mostly told the crowd they had reason to fear other lawmakers who want to take their guns away.
"Continuous efforts by some in Washington and cities across America to infringe on the rights of citizens and the affairs of the states," said Senator Elder Vogel (R-Beaver County). "We don't need a central government telling us how to live every aspect of our life."
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Harrisburg's Jack Fisher, a Vietnam-era Army veteran, found the rally, and its timing, offensive.
"It's really crude to do this so close to Boston," Fisher said. He noted that eight days ago the Boston Marathon was marred by a terrorist blast. Four days ago the suspected terrorists waged a wild gun battle across the city. "We need stronger gun control so those people couldn't have gotten their hands on those guns."
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Brett White of Millersburg agreed with the concern. "It always winds up in the same way and that's a police state, you lose your rights, and we will not allow that to happen."
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My fault? Some would say so; after all, I was poking along at 40. Well, what is the speed limit there? Is it ok for these SUVs to pick up 50, 55, 60 mph as they fly down off the overpass? Is anyone paying attention to the speed limit on either side of the freeway overpass?
Where are the police officers with this enforcement? Or are we all just playing roulette, waiting for a fatal bike-SUV injury there?
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Build the freeway exchange at that overpass. Install some lights there. That will slow down the inconsiderate drivers.
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Stacey, thanks for reading the topic and thanks for the suggestion. I usually don't disagree with your comments, but I think I'm going to have to this time. I really don't think that the now-defunct (pretty sure that's the current status) extra freeway interchange is the solution to this problem. It seems that some oversight/vigilence in terms of motorcycle traffice police patrols or signage/flashing blinkers to remind drivers of the POSTED speed limits and the danger would be in order. Isn't that part of the job of the Pleasanton Police Department and/or Traffic/Transportation Dept.?
As for the use of "inconsiderate" above, I also beg to differ. I would call these drivers "dangerous", not "inconsiderate", according my concerns for the children on bicylces and according to Merriam-Webster dictionary:
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I can personally "deal" with inconsiderate drivers. However, it's the dangerous drivers that concern me greatly.
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Sorry, I was being facetious about the interchange. Seriously though, I think the police take complaints regarding problems in certain areas like this. Regarding inconsiderate drivers, you're right that they are being dangerous. My belief though is that being inconsiderate leads to being dangerous. Considerate drivers don't normally drive dangerously.


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Long Island University Senior Professor of Art Cynthia Maris Dantzic spent six years searching the city's five boroughs to find each letter — and even several punctuation marks — illustrated within the name of a business. For instance, two palm trees serve as a Middle Eastern restaurant's "H" and a barbershop uses an open pair of shears crossed by a comb to represent the letter "A."
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The Bitchin' Beach house is a very colorful, vibrant beach bungalow! It took a lot of work and heart to create this amazing environment. If you are looking for a unique experience, where your vacation home is not just a bed for the night, you have come to the right place! This house is truly a vacation in itself. Decorated and owned by a professional Interior Designer/Decorator, this Caribbean-Inspired Getaway is unlike any other home. Filled with one-of-a-kind stained glass (including beautifully carved stained glass bedroom doors, dual masters - one we call the "Captain's Room" featuring a queen bed, hanging chair hammock and a clawfoot bathtub perched on a pedestal and the other "The Bamboo Room" has furniture taken straight from a villa in Mexico with a spacious walk-in closet and double bed handmade from bamboo.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Metro Police say they arrested four people at a home where officers found multiple drugs and several meth ingredients.
According to several arrest reports, officers were called to a home on Lake Dreamland Road, west of the intersection of Campground Road and Senn Road, early Monday morning on a report of a meth lab.
When officers arrived, they allegedly saw 32-year-old Joseph Lashley -- a man who fit a suspect description they were given -- at the home. As they approached Lashley, police say he tried to escape by running into a basement door, but they apprehended him.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) – A teacher once accused of animal cruelty can now breathe a little easier.
Beke Lindsay was found not guilty of animal cruelty charges on Monday. She is a teacher at South Brunswick High School, and was accused of animal cruelty back in July.
Officials tell WECT.com that Lindsay remains on paid administrative leave while the school system reviews the situation.
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