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Xocolatl - Paddock Wood Brewing Co.
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Reviews by markaberrant:
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +6%
Bottle poured into Guinness pint glass.
Pours black with a hint of red shining through the bottom of the glass when held to a light. Large creamy tan head forms.which recedes to a decent cap. No lacing.
Smells of chocolate... high quality dark chocolate, but I wish it was a little stronger.
Some roastiness and hop bitterness show up in the taste.. again I wish there was a little more chocolate.
Mouthfeel is creamy and full.
Drinkability is high for me. I'd love to drink a few of these during a weekend afternoon of watching football.
A very good beer that didn't quite meet my high expectations of what a "chocolate" porter should be. If it was just called a porter, I wouldn't have had the preconcieved notions that I did. That being said, this is one of the best session strength porters I've ever had, right up there with the Fullers London Porter and Boulevard Bully Porter which I enjoy very much.
01-11-2007 01:58:06 | More by markaberrant
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Ontario (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +4.7%
Room temperature as suggested. Dark chocolate with white head, and chocolate in aroma. Middling mouthfeel, malty, but overall bittersweet chocolate taste with drying finish. A tad of roast in there, coffee quite in the background. Minimal carbonation. Quite good porter that I could have many times over the winter.
11-05-2007 04:07:22 | More by Sammy
Alberta (Canada)
3.15/5 rDev -18.2%
For a beer that invokes the ancient origins of chocolate and name-checks the Mayan word for it there isn't a lot of it here.
The label implores drinkers to serve this beer at the proper temperature so the chocolate aromas aren't smothered, but it made little difference in my case. Quaffing this beer slowly while working in front of the computer for an hour did little to reveal much chocolately goodness.
This beer poured dark and opaque as any I've seen: holding it up to a fluorescent desk lamp revealed only the faintest hint of ruby highlights amid the blackness. A bubbly tan head quickly reduced to a ring in the meantime.
The aroma, as stated, possessed only muted whiffs of dark chocolate, coffee grounds and roasted barley. The taste was much more in keeping with a traditional porter and not altogether bad: subdued dark chocolate, slightly bitter coffee and a dry finish. The mouthfeel was a bit thin and watery. Nothing here that made me want to run out and get more.
02-20-2007 02:36:49 | More by vanrassel
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
Very dark, appears black in the glass, and almost no light can find its way through. The head is thick and creamy, the colour of chocolate milk. As it fades there is plenty of lacing.
The smell is dominated by dark chocolate and chocolatey roasted malt. A faint burnt smell is in there, but not much.
The flavour is full of roasted malt. Real chocolate is faintly notable, but mostly noticed is a roasted and bitter flavour that carries almost from front to back of the mouth. Smokey, burnt taste rises up into the nose at the very end.
A pretty decent porter mouthfeel, it has some body to it, though I find the carbonation almost too low.
Not quite what I expected, I was hoping for a little more chocolate in the taste. A good porter, but not an exceptional chocolate beer.
01-22-2007 02:26:18 | More by elricorico
Alberta (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev -0.5%
The last to sample from my Paddock Wood sampler pack.
Pours out pitch black, absolutely impermeable to light, even sunlight. Dense tall spongy tan head with good retention.
Aroma of rich roasted malt, soft chocolate notes, and some light woody tones. Even a touch of smokiness.
The flavour is predominantly roasted malts, some coffee grounds in there as well, with intense cocoa rounding out the finish. Intense bitter chocolate on the aftertaste. Burnt wood appears well along the aftertaste.
As biting as the flavour is, the mouthfeel is soft and rounded and full in its creaminess.
This porter is intense with its roasted malt and the bitterness from the cocoa and coffee notes, it leaves the top of my palate puckering like a hop-heavy IPA would. Yet even the dryness of it soft and not sharp, making it a decently quaffable English porter with a couple of surprises.
05-07-2007 01:46:28 | More by IronDjinn
Alberta (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev 0%
Paddock Wood Variety 6 Pack with 2 Xocolatl, 2 Bock, 2 Rye IPA. Brown 355 ml bottle, with a Mayan Temple on the label.
Very dark, basically black color, almost no light comes through when held to the light. The head is thick and creamy, the color of chocolate milk (reminded me of Rogue Chocolate Stout). Foams shrinks, but never disappears and leaves thick lacing. The smell has lots of dark chocolate and chocolate roasted malt. The taste is more of the same - roasted malt, bitter chocolate. There is a bit of a smokey, burnt bittersweet chocolate in the finish. Good mouthfeel and body, thick creamy without being cloying or sticky. Well balanced, not overly sweet or choclately. Very well balanced and flavorful. Another good one.
05-06-2007 15:47:52 | More by BigBry
British Columbia (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
A: Dark chocolate with a light tan head, awesome retention, hints of lace.
S: Floral hops, chocolate & roasted grains.
T: Chocolate, floral hops, light roasted coffee, hints of nuts & brown sugar, modest bitterness.
M: Light to moderate body (a little thin); carbonation is on the high side; finishes very dry.
D: A decent drinker.
08-02-2008 01:48:10 | More by Derek
Saskatchewan (Canada)
4.47/5 rDev +16.1%
355ml bottle poured in a pint glass. Shared with a buddy who brought over some homebrew for me to try. Thanx Gord! Xocolatl is the Mayan word for chocolate.
Black, opaque. Light brown head is thick and 1/4 head on the pour. Good head retention as it's present all the way to the end of the glass.
Aroma is enchanting! Blissful dark chocolate, rich and sweet. Hints of roasted malt.
The best part about this beer is that the taste isn't as strongly chocolate as the aroma. This makes it a delight for the senses as the sweet nose mixes with the smooth, rich roasted malt with chocolate background and hints of char on the palate.
Rich and velvety mouthfeel is full and round with minimal carbonation.
This is a great beer. Certainly one of the best dessert beers I've ever had. I couldn't see me drinking this all the time, or more than one or two in a sitting, but what an enchanting way to kick back and relax. Perfect for cuddling up with a loved one by a fireplace on a cold winter night.
01-10-2007 03:55:23 | More by Noxious26
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -5.7%
Poured into my Darkness glass (thanks coworkers, even if it was empty). Black body is pretty dark, doesnt seem to want to let any light through. Thin tan coloured head on a very gentle pour. Mildly and finely carbonated.
Whole grain breadiness, a touch of toffee, milk chocolate, and the mild earthiness of decaying leaves.
Taste is much like the nose, malts emphasize the breadiness and the milk chocolate. A mild nuttiness also in there. Just a hint of deeper roastiness and a whiff of smoke. Hops are light, and provide more depth with their earthiness.
Almost medium bodied, yet feels somewhat watery. Almost seems like something is missing, or was left out to leave this smooth, almost creamy chocolaty porter. Malts and hops nicely balanced, and clean milk chocolate flavour that almost drifts towards more bitter dark chocolate.
This is a very approachable, drinkable, and sessionable porter. Recommended for those looking to get into porters and stouts. For those more used to these styles and looking for something from Paddock Wood I would highly recommend their London Porter, to be reviewed at a later date.
02-06-2008 02:00:08 | More by demcorhip
Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +11.2%
The serve: As requested by the brewer this 3 week old sample was stored at 39 degreesF and served at 50 degreesF
The Pour: a deep opaque black that defies light to pass through the glass...lots of suspended protiens and cocoa. Lovely mocha colored parfait cap last and laces the glass.
Aromas: wow! Cocoa in spades..some coffee and roast tones...light sweetness...very pungent.
The Quaff: Big chewy front side thick and rich in body and creamy punctuated with cocoa coffee much like a milk stout but with intense chocolate flavors...nid palate the wonderfully executed hopping shows up to complicate the flavor profile with herbal-botanical bittering which carries into the long drying finish to leave a charred-metallic after taste.
Post indulgent imprint: This beer could easily pass for a chocolate stout because of the body and character, but the outstanding trait is the marvellous balancing act the brewer did in getting the cocoa, black malt char and hops to do a perfect 3 way balance creating one of the best balanced chocolate ales I have ever tasted.
05-06-2007 00:18:00 | More by pootz
Manitoba (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
12oz bottle given to me by demcorhip. Thanks man! poured into a pint glass.
Poured (a little too vigorously) with about 2 inches of head, lots of fluffy lace follows it as it recedes. Black as the night, as it should be. Aromas of dark chocolate, brown sugar, heavily roasted coffee and sharp acidity.
Taste is fairly light really, the roasted malt is in front, nice and bitter, with a light sugary sweetness balancing it out. Lactic acidity, light nuttiness and roasted coffee. Not that complex but quaffable, and even what I might call sessionable. Sticks nicely to the throat and makes you want more. Carbonation is just right. An enjoyable brew to be sure.
04-17-2008 03:16:37 | More by trevorwideman
Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev 0%
i had this beer stored for about a year. bought it from brewery last holiday season. stored it in my beer fridge in regina, carefuly moved it with me to ottawa, now drinking it.
appearance: black, foamy light brown/beige head w/ nice tight bubbles. deacent retetion.
smell: rich malty aroma w/ coffee and chocolate (mocachino) very little hop aroma.
taste: moderatly high malt flavor. subtle chocolate/coffee undertones. assertive bitterness, unshure if this is from hops or bitter chocolate.
mouthfeel: medium body, midly creamy. very litte carbonation. very dry bitter finish.
drinkability:an interesting beer, coffee/chocolate "cap-beer-chino"
ps. this beer comes with drinking instructions:
"do not serve cold...under 12c smothers chocolate aromatics"
i brought it up to 13c befoer drinking.
11-21-2007 00:01:00 | More by aychbomb
Xocolatl from Paddock Wood Brewing Co.
85 out of 100 based on 12 ratings.


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3.33/5 rDev -25.8%
Growler pour shared by ehammond1 at DarthKostrizer's place.
Pours a clear cranberry red with no head and no lacing. Smell is very subtle with cherry juice, cherries, and slight cinnamon aromas. Taste is of cherry juice and sour cherries. This beer has a low level of carbonation with a pretty flat mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer based on the taste alone. I bet this one would be quite awesome if the carbonation level was increased.
04-11-2012 04:47:08 | More by UCLABrewN84
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev -5.3%
Growler generously shared by Mike (AgentZero). Served in a tulip of some sort.
A - Growler didn't give off much of a hiss when it was opened, but it was also filled right to the brim. A hard pour yields a late-rising thin white foam that dissipates quickly. Spotty lace lingers as the beer is consumed. Transparent dark red body.
S - Smells like cherry pie. Graham cracker crust, sugary notes, and tons of authentic cherry aroma - avoids smelling fake or medicinal as many cherry beers tend to do.
T - Sweet cherry pie, lightly tart, sugary pie crust. Fairly sweet, but fruity tartness balances things out enough to keep it from becoming cloying. More of a 4.25, so I've fudged the numbers a bit.
M - Nice sticky cherry pie texture, with plenty of residual sugars and light tartness. Lower carbonation, medium body, and no obvious alcohol.
D - Reminds me a lot of New Glarus Belgian Red or Selins' Grove Phoenix Kriek. Great stuff, although a few more bubbles would help. I'll try to find this on-tap if I'm ever in Denver.
10-03-2011 20:22:12 | More by MasterSki
4.5/5 rDev +0.2%
Huge thanks to jjfoodie for sharing this growler of a beer I have heard a lot about.
The beer pours an electric, bright red color with a few white bubbles, but no real head to speak of. The aroma is awesome. I get a lot of syrupy cherry notes in the aroma, as well as a little bit of cinnamon. The flavor tastes almost exactly like cherry pie. I get a ton of sweet, syrupy cherries as well as some bready malt, vanilla and cinnamon notes. The fruit flavor in the beer is amazingly fresh tasting. Medium, syrupy mouthfeel and low carbonation. An outstanding fruit beer.
07-05-2011 01:07:34 | More by Mora2000
4.28/5 rDev -4.7%
Growler from phillyswear, much appreciated.
A - Growler opened with no hiss, beer poured flat with just a touch of white head that bubbled up to a ring for a second before fading to nothing.
S - Nose is full of rich, sweet cherries.
T - This tastes a lot like cherry pie filling. Cherries are neither aritificial nore medicinal. Very pleasant to drink with really good taste for what it is. Very sweet.
M - Mouthfeel is actually fine, carbonation came a little bit as the beer warmed up. Lighter side of medium bodied, syrupy.
O - Good beer for a cherry beer. As far as fruit beers and cherry beers go this is quite good and easy to drink.
10-02-2011 19:39:35 | More by AgentZero
3.68/5 rDev -18%
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A clear, dark, beautiful red throughout with nearly no visibile carbonation. This pours like deep, rich cherry juice with just the faintest hint of bubbly.
The aroma is extremely muted at colder temperatures though opens up significantly when at room temperature: a vibrant blast of cherry, both skin and flesh, along with a hint of cracker or graham.
The flavor is similar, with genuine, juicy cherry flavor from start to finish without much else. There's a touch of a medicinal quality as well, though I think that may be accentuated due to the lack of carbonation.
The mouthfeel is nearly full in body with basically no carbonation. I think this beer would really be much better with lively carbonation.
Authentic and tasty cherry beer though hurt by a lack of carbonation. This reminds me of New Glarus fruit beers, and that's always a compliment.
04-10-2012 21:31:37 | More by ehammond1
5/5 rDev +11.4%
06-25-2012 01:54:54 | More by crobinso
4.38/5 rDev -2.4%
To start off, I know cherry beers have been done before, and often (New Glarus) done quite well. This one, however, blew me away. This one pours a hazy ruby with a small tight white head. Aromas of juicy red cherries, brown sugar and almonds. The flavor here is amazing, like liquid cherry pie. Lightly tart, I could drink a lot of this one.
09-30-2010 21:42:50 | More by emmasdad
5/5 rDev +11.4%
Wow, have been trying to get a hold of this beer for a long time. Glad I finally had a chance to try it. And believe me, I had several pints once I finally did. Wish I could have got a growler. Pours a really pretty deep red with a pink head. Nose has fresh cherries and a nice crust component. As does the taste. Drinks well, nicely carbonated.
09-18-2011 22:03:20 | More by rye726
5/5 rDev +11.4%
11-14-2011 22:00:46 | More by Adamostella
4.5/5 rDev +0.2%
12-30-2013 00:14:51 | More by iatethecloudsfor
4.25/5 rDev -5.3%
04-28-2013 03:08:12 | More by FLBeerGuy
4.7/5 rDev +4.7%
wow. not expecting this from rocky mountain.
appearance - ruby red, minor head, dies quick and no lacing.
smell - sugary. cherries. nice.
taste - wow. syrup thickness. sugar goodness. tasty. something sessionable, something sipping all in one.
mouthfeel - while being so sugary it is yet so drinkable a minor miracle.
09-17-2011 05:45:39 | More by claytong
5/5 rDev +11.4%
11-29-2011 22:01:10 | More by ucsbmullet
5/5 rDev +11.4%
11-18-2011 04:49:55 | More by bstyle
4.58/5 rDev +2%
I believe Dan Carey of New Glarus might have some competition in the fruit beer category as Duane has hit one out of the park here. Pours a reddish brown with a small white head. Aroma of cherries, brown sugar, and more cherries. Taste knocked me for a loop; slightly tart, like drinking cherry pie. I could do several of these. Hope Duane keeps brewing this on at least a semi-regular basis.
10-01-2010 07:16:38 | More by Schmittymack
4.45/5 rDev -0.9%
Thanks to phillyswear for sharing this gem. Poured from growler into snifter.
Pours a real lively red with little white head. No lacing. A great looking beer.
Tons of cherries in the nose. Very sweet and syrupy with an unexpected cinnamon element. Smells like cherry pie. It was hard to stop smelling this beer and get to the tasting.
Wow! Taste like cherry pie with a really light crust. It's in your face sweet but the cinnamon acts as a good distraction. It seems to balance out the syrupy feel a bit. Real good fruit beer.
Mouthfeel is good. As I said, it is a bit syrupy but still easy to drink.
Overall I was super impressed with this one. One of the best fruit beers I've ever had.
09-17-2011 16:03:49 | More by chicano4craft
3.93/5 rDev -12.5%
Courtesy of phillyswear. Thanks again for sharing.
App- Bright ruby with no head. Some white foam and/or lacing would have killed it.
Sm- Sweet cherries and a small amount of spice lurking in the background.
Ta- Tastes like it smells. The cherry is just so vibrant its amazing. The cinnamon is left lingering afterwards and really helps to cut the sweetness.
Dr- Pretty .sweet, not sure if I could do a whole pint.
Ov- Find myself comparing this to Belgian Red and liking this more
09-22-2011 01:24:26 | More by gueuzer
4.95/5 rDev +10.2%
I had this at the GABF last year. This beer has got to be the best replica towards a cherry pie flavored beer that anyone has every attempted. While some beer critics may question whether it really should be as high as I rate it I have to say I have never had a beer taste like a high quality cherry pie, crust and all. This brewery is the Willy Wonka of all breweries and this is one of my favorite beers. And I'm an IPA enthusiast.
03-30-2011 05:32:37 | More by Hemi
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville University has hired Alison Higgs as assistant softball coach, it was announced by first-year head coach Amanda Lehotak on Tuesday. Higgs joins the Dolphins staff after spending 2005 as a pitching coach for the Torrens Valley Redsox of the South Australia Softball Association in Adelaide, Australia.
Higgs, who played for the Redsox's Team A, coached the grade B, C and 19-under pitching staffs in Sept. 2005. She was responsible for daily pitching work-outs and overall pitching instruction, while also calling and charting pitches during competitions. She coordinated the overall instruction and development of all athletes both offensively and defensively. Higgs also directed multiple Club clinics, while organizing private and team pitching lessons several times a week.
"Ali is a great addition to our coaching staff," said Lehotak, who was promoted to head coach on June 30. "Ali's passion and experience for the game will make her a great asset to our team."
"I am very excited about the opportunity to work with Coach Lehotak and be a part of the JU program," Higgs said. "I believe we will form a very knowledgeable and vibrant coaching staff, which will work hard to bring a competitive team to the Atlantic Sun Conference."
While coaching with Torrens Valley, Higgs was also a co-head coach in the physical education department at Saint Peters Collegiate Girls School in Adelaide, Australia. She was responsible for all daily coaching duties as lead instructor for the middle school softball and elementary tee-ball teams. She also helped organized team travel and roster requirements with local competition.
Higgs began sharing her softball knowledge as a camp instructor at the Ripken Baseball Academy in Aberdeen, Md. during the summer of 2005. She was responsible for leading and assisting softball instruction in all facets of the game. Higgs mentored pitchers of all ages, while also helping organized the daily camp agenda for the areas of instruction to be covered.
In her collegiate career, Higgs was a four-year letterwinner at Iona College from 2002-2005 as a pitcher. She finished her career in the top 10 in every offensive category and in the top five of every pitching category. Higgs is the all-time leader in at-bats (522) and hits (164), while ranking second in home runs with 17. In the circle, she holds the program record for appearances (95), victories (51), ERA (1.34), strikeouts (512) and shutouts (13). Higgs was also named two-time Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Northeast Region First Team and earned 2004 MAAC Player of the Year accolades.
For her outstanding collegiate career, she earned a professional contact with the New York Juggernaut of the National Professional Fast pitch league in 2005. In her first appearance, she fanned two-time gold medalist, Amanda Freed, to secure her first professional victory. In 2006, she signed with the Philadelphia Force, but hasn't seen any action this year due to injury.
Higgs graduated cum laude from Iona in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in business administration and will be working on her master's degree at Jacksonville University this fall.


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---- — RAY BROOK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo has suggested Karen Feldman for the Adirondack Park Agency Board of Commissioners.
The Hudson native would fill the seat held by out-of-park commissioner Cecil Wray, who was appointed in 1999. His last term expired in June 2010.
Wray lives in New York City, with a second home in Keene Valley, and served briefly as interim chairman of the APA under former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, in 2007.
There are several commissioners serving with expired terms.
The woman considered for Wray's seat is an attorney.
"It's an honor to be nominated," Feldman told the Press-Republican in a recent interview.
Pending final approval, she did not want to speculate on APA matters.
"And if I'm confirmed," she did say, "it's going to be an honor to serve."
Feldman earned a law degree from the Miami School of Law in Miami in 1983. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University earned in 1978.
Her partner of 15 years, Tom Williams, is president of the Adirondack Landowners Association.
She said they own property in the Adirondacks, at Paradox Lake and also in Hamilton County.
Feldman is involved in numerous regional civic organizations.
"But closest to my heart," she said, "I am a volunteer ski instructor with the Adaptive Sports Foundation in Windham, N.Y., in Greene County, and I've just been working at events in the Northeast Center for the Wounded Warrior project.
"It is the greatest thing I do in my life. The last four days were spent with a women's warrior event; there were six women participating, playing golf and kayaking and paddle-boarding — I'm a golfer."
Feldman also serves on the Humane Society of New York Board of Directors. She has volunteered her time to the organization for 25 years.
She recently become involved with the Saratoga WarHorse project, an equine-assisted program "to create a natural release for the emotional turmoil that our veteran population is left to deal with," the website says.
Video about WarHorse, including commentary from Feldman, is found at saratogawarhorse.com.
She considers herself a consensus builder.
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The confirmation process for an APA board appointee begins in the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee.
Feldman's nomination was not on the agenda this week, according to the committee's web page.
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"Typically, the nominee's biography is sent to the chair of the respective committee, in this case Environmental Conservation," Little's spokesman Dan Mac Entee said via email.
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Feldman also gained approval from the Adirondack Council, the largest environmental advocacy group in the park.
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3.18/5 rDev -21.3%
Appearence: Pours a rather dull, hazy orange with a huge, frothy white head.
Smell: A very sparkling smell, with loads of sweet candi sugar. Very fruity and yeasty, with a suprising amount of hoppiness. Smells very clean and crisp.
Taste and Mouthfeel: This basically a hotter, unbalanced La Fin Du Monde. Same bubbly, sparkly mouthfeel. Same sweet, fruity flavors, just the alcohol is much more prominent, and this beer seems a lot hoppier, and has a bit of a sour tinge. What gets me is the lack of balance. The flavors are running all over the place, and definitly are an assault on the taste buds.
Drinkability and Overall: Like I said, this is basically a kicked up Fin. Overall I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy the beer, but it's definitly one that needs a few years in the cellar to mellow out. A bit dissapointing for a 15th anniversary brew...
02-23-2006 04:10:30 | More by santoslhalper
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3.93/5 rDev -2.7%
A well aged beer by now I picked this up on a whim today.Poured into a large tulip glass a deep hazed golden with some orange/brown tint a large clingy fluffy white head atop leaving broken rings of lace behind as it inched slowly down.Citrus and toasty grain hit up front in the nose followed by a touch of phenolic yeast and a herbal note,again the citrus mainly orange and lemon start out flavor wise followed by a touch of medicinal flavor,its quite yeasty but not overdone and underlying toasty grainy qualit holds thru and lingers the alcohol will sneak up on you after a bit.A style I dont go after much but tonight it sounded good and this fit the bill well as it aged nicely.
12-09-2007 01:45:23 | More by oberon
4.03/5 rDev -0.2%
Appearance This is a nice, translucent, glowing orange in color with a dangerous head that can sneak up on you with an impatient pour.
Smell This is a yeasty brew for sure. I love that strong yeast character of the Unibroue beers. The hops are very light and leafy; hardly a factor. The spicing is very light as well. Its almost straight white pepper at first but then picks up some sort of herbal character. Its definitely a fun beer to smell.
Taste The yeast almost makes this hefeweizenish. The malts are light and unstructured, and the hopping is more familiar now. Its a classic Unibroue Belgian mix.
Mouthfeel This BSPA is medium-bodied with the "just right" carbonation and a little bitter flirting at the very end.
Drinkability This is a lighter version of the style which made it quite drinkable and easy flowing. Its most definitely much better at cellar than fridge temperature.
03-31-2006 03:32:20 | More by RoyalT
3.6/5 rDev -10.9%
750ml bottle with the date 1/6/06 on the label. It poured a slightly cloudy orange with a medium head and some nice carbonation. It had a sweet/fruit/spice odor, along with some grain and some yeast. It had a fruity (citrus) taste, with some warming spice taste. A fair amount of carbonation, otherwise good mouthfeel. A drinkable beer, but not an outstanding one. Maybe I was expecting more.
04-16-2006 13:42:49 | More by lordofthewiens
4.15/5 rDev +2.7%
This beer pours a beautiful deep translucent gold. The head retention is fleeting.
The aroma brings to mind dried orange peel and dates with slight yeasty notes laced in.
The taste reveals a gentle sweetness and fruity esters that play with brown sugar, fig, and dates. It has a very Belgian flavor.
The mouthfeel is medium bodied, teetering on full with a noticeable effervescence that you can feel in throughout the first few sips. This makes me want another sip! This beer ends with a clean finish.
The overall drinkability of this beer is exceptional. This could be a beer that you could sit with for a couple hours on a hot summer day or a beer that you could put with an array of foods. I would suggest fowl with a duck confit, or desert with a cream brulee.
11-27-2010 03:06:05 | More by smbarz
3.15/5 rDev -22%
750 ml bottle. Pours a hazy straw color with a huge fizzy white head that quickly goes down to a thin film that leaves some lacing.
The aroma is slightly sour and tart yeastiness, bready malts and some banana and cloves.
The flavor is sweet and slightly tart and fruity malts and bananas and cloves with a musty dry finish that is slightly bitter. More sweetness comes out as it warms. The mouthfeel is medium with sharp carbonation.
Overall, an OK Belgian - nothing special. It's kind of like a trippel, but a little too sweet.
05-02-2007 04:16:36 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev -1%
Cork easily twists away, permitting a good bit of gunsmoke to escape from the bomber. The body pours into a goblet a hazy honey gold color, topped by a couple fingers of white foam. Retention is good and the lacing is decent, but not exceptional.
Aroma is light colored fruits, mostly white grapes, yeast, bubblegum, coriander, and pepper.
Mouthfeel is medium, carbonation is lively, and there is a mild peppery alcohol bite.
Tastes very similar to a La Fin Du Monde. Spicy, yeasty in a Belgian sense, fruity with fresh white grapes, a hint of ripe banana peel, and spicy with coriander and pepper. Some candy sugar and hot alcohol lurk in the background. Some pleasant notes of bitter herbal hops emerge as it warms. Finishes clean with a spicy alcohol bite.
Very well done. An apt anniversary Belgian style pale ale for this Canadian brewery that shows it still has legs in spite of its takeover by Sleemans.
08-19-2006 00:25:22 | More by merlin48
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4.45/5 rDev +10.1%
Large bottle, caged and corked, no freshness dating or vintage info. Nice looking gold etched graphics. Pours medium hazy soft golden amber, with a very long lasting near white head and leaving behind, fine stringy lacing. Exciting citric (lime), fruity, floral nose. This is a strong, flavorful brew, with notes of more citrus, doughy malts, yeasty herbaciousness, and quite present hoppy drying notes. Fine creation in brewing. Big time brew, highly recommended.
05-26-2006 03:36:46 | More by Billolick
4.08/5 rDev +1%
Presentation- corked and caged 750ml , golden labeling denoting that this is the brewery's 15th anniversary.
Appearance: Poured a cloudy , creamsickle orange. The head was of medium size when poured , then dissipated to a patch of creamy lace in the center and a ring , supplied by a constant rising carbonation.
Smell: Belgian candied fruitiness , some creamy citrus , bit of spice , some yeast.
Taste: Creamy fruitiness intertwined with a sweetish malt background , a fair dose of medicinal phenolic quality , hint of spice , some light citrusy notes , a bit of yeast , very light hop bitterness , definate note of spirit like alcohol in the finish.
Mouthfeel: very creamy , active carbonation.
Drinkability: Highly drinkable. Although the alcohol is noticable , it is not to harsh. The taste is somewhat similar to a La fin do monde , with less fruity flavor , and a more noticeable alcohol. It is a nice brew , and worth a try imo.
12-04-2006 04:47:01 | More by Byeast
4.13/5 rDev +2.2%
An excellent BSA, with trippel leanings. Pours cloudy gold with a thick white head and good carbonation. Aroma is heavy with candi sugar, bananas, and yeast. Can be a littel faint, especially for a BSA. Apples, sugar, and spice hit you up front, but mellows into a nice spicy taste, heavy with yeast and clove. Velvety mouthfeel but not heavy. Some alcohol burn as the beer warms. Very, very nice.
01-05-2009 19:46:15 | More by magictrokini
3.98/5 rDev -1.5%
Poured from a 750ml bottle, caged and corked. Pours a slightyly cloudy peach color, with a hazy gold tint. The three finger white head is fluffy, but not very stiff and dissipates quickly into a one finger ring on the surface, leaving a little lace. A water spout of bubbles spurts up through the center. It resembles La Fin du Monde.
The smell is malty, with a little citrus and spice. The flavor is very fruity--orange, pears, apple, and berry, with malt and clove spicing, buried hoppy accents, and a slight surge of alcohol. Again, somewhat resembling La Fin du Monde--but not as good, I think.
The mouth is light and fruity on the front, then dries out on the back just before the alcohol makes itself known. Good carbonation, but not as complex as I was hoping. It's very drinkable however, light and sublely spice, and the alcohol is pretty well concealed for 10%.
Not the best of Unibroue, not the best of the style. But enjoyable and drinkable nonetheless.
10-06-2006 20:09:48 | More by Osiris9588
4.08/5 rDev +1%
Pours into Chimay goblet, light orangish-yellow with a white fizzy head which dissipates quickly. Smell is spices and hops. Flavor is yeasty, fruity and hoppy. Mouthfeel dominated by prickly carbonation and alcohol burn. This one drinks very easily considering the alcohol content.
10-31-2006 01:35:45 | More by Dizzy
3.63/5 rDev -10.1%
Very cloudy light brown-orange color with a large creamy head of almost an inch in height. Laces in slipping sheets. Pineapple aroma with a sharp undertone and more of a yeastiness than is typical of many Unibroue entries. Light body and plenty of carbonation on the tongue. Starts off sharply, peach maltiness but with lemon and cracked black pepper. The initial fruit wears off quickly and there's quite a bit of aridity and astringency to the back end of the profile. It doesn't seem very bright in the finish, flattens in some aspects while maintaining a bitter and rather harsh edge. Eh, doesn't strike me particularly, the aroma actually seemed to promise a bit more.
02-26-2006 02:11:09 | More by ADR
3.7/5 rDev -8.4%
(Served in a chalice)
A- This beer has a murky straw yellow body with a hint of orange. The carbonation sends this beer into a boil it is so thick. The head is a thick creamy light yellow mat that turns rocky with lots of big bubbles popping through.
S- Even when I'm pouring this beer the notes of banana and bready yeast come through. As I take a closer sniff, I notice a spicy note with some green hops. It smells like a good wit beer with a note of cloves and some orange in the background.
T- Will it is still a little cold the flavors are very soft with a slight cooked corn flavor coming through with some faint citrus and spice in the finish. The finish has a very carbonic acid taste with some alcohol warmth. As it warms more of the bubblegum notes come through with a slight pale malt flavor in the beginning. There is also a faint hint of Kefir lime leaves in the spice aswell as more perfume flavors in the malt.
M- This beer has a medium-full mouthfeel but a lot of the texture I would attribute to the fizz.
D- This beer has lots of things going on but they don't quite jive. It has some aroma qualities of a wit and some light flavor notes of a saison with some alcohol of a strong pale ale. The mouthfeel was very full and I wasnt expecting that in this beer.
03-22-2006 00:38:03 | More by rhoadsrage
New Hampshire
3.95/5 rDev -2.2%
750 ML Bottle (1/1/06). Nice Darkish amber color, Sweet Malted,yeastie smell mixed with hints of fruit and vinigar with olives. The Alcohol % is well hidden in this complex nose.
Very Flavorful, ranging from sour fruit to sweet, yeastie malts to Earthy hop, feels very light on the palate to spite it's strong alcohol content. Fermented grapes, pineapple, fruity Belgian-like yeast, smokey herbs and sweet figs. Overall, very pleased with the depth and charechter of this one. Feels crips and very active with streaming bubbles and a constant smooth head that make it very enjoyable on the palate.
Very good for the style. Not a bad choice for review #1.
05-20-2006 01:55:58 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
4.28/5 rDev +5.9%
This pours a cloudy golden yellow with an average sized head. This beer has a ton of carbonation. The smell is Belgian sugar, lemon, wheat, and orange. The taste is crisp and sweet. The Belgian sugar really stands out in this beer. Other flavors include lemon,hops, coriander, pepper, and maybe pinapple? A very tasty brew. The m/f is light and well balanced. The mixture is perfect. This is a very good beer. Any fan of Belgians should pick this up.
06-01-2006 05:26:14 | More by jmz62565
North Carolina
4.6/5 rDev +13.9%
750 mL corked and caged bottle stamped in gold.
Crisp and bubbly gold-straw in color with a quicky dissipating white head and strong carbonation. Aromas of dry wheat, soft fruits, and candy sugar. Flavor is light but complex - crisp and dry up front, sparkling on the tongue. The alcohol content then takes over, leaving the mouth slick and warm in the finish but somehow without being heavy or intrusive. Elements of soft fruits (apple, apricot, peach, lemon), Belgian yeast, some pepper, more wheat.
Effortless to consume, like fleetingly crisp velvet (if that makes any sense at all, which I'm not sure it does).
A masterfully light, complex brew.
05-02-2006 02:48:03 | More by RockyTopHeel
Ontario (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +1%
Just when it looked like Unibroue was going into near retirement mode come one of my new favourites from them.Big pop in cork. A saison in sight and spicy aroma. lace. Clean crisp spicy and orange taste, with refreshing carbonation that kicks into finish with hop bitterness on aftertaste. What did I pay? It was worth it.
07-09-2006 04:11:36 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
04-13-2012 14:05:12 | More by whatname
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
750 ml bottle, corked & caged (I'm pretty sure this is the only package it's available in).
Opens with a pop! It pours a cloudy orange-yellow body beneath a massive head of fluffy white foam. It eventually dies down, but flumes of tiny bubbles rise from the bottom of the glass maintaining a tight 1/4" of bright white foam throughout the goblet. It also leaves very nice, thin but solid walls of lace throughout at least the first half of the glass.
The aroma is certainly not immense, but it is alluring. It's yeasty, and a touch spicy (clove and mild black pepper) over sweetish, lightly candyish malt. Mild fruity notes of orange and lemon give it some zest.
It's medium bodied and initially zesty in the mouth, but as it warms and some of the carbonation is released it becomes remarkably soft and smooth.
The flavor is very much like the aroma, restrained but beckoning another taste; offering sugar-coated slices of apple with a background of candied ginger, mild vanilla, and unbelievably balanced spice. The combination of alcohol and carbonation warm as it runs to the stomach. It offers an intensely long lasting finish of sweet honey-ish malt, light spice and gentle bitterness.
10-08-2006 01:16:03 | More by NeroFiddled
New York
3.8/5 rDev -5.9%
Had this with capra12 and wheatman106.
P: Served from a 750ml bottle with no real label. As with all the Unibroue anniversary beers, just the name of the brewery and the number "15" etched with gold lettering into a dark brown bottle. Poured into a snifter.
A: Pours a 2-finger head which dissipated quickly. Cloudy and translucent with a blood orange color. Light lacing left on the side of the glass.
S: Malt, Belgian yeast, spices, Pear, and some sort of green unripened fruit that I couldn't identify.
T: Had the signature Unibroue taste. Begins very sharp perhaps because of the high carbonation. Malts, Belgian yeast, with a fruity bouquet that lingers at the finish.
M: Sharp and course with a medium body. There's just a little too much carbonation to this one.
D: I do enjoy the Unibroue anniversary series but out of those, this was not one of my favorites.
06-28-2009 14:46:25 | More by SpeedwayJim
4/5 rDev -1%
03-15-2013 08:22:14 | More by beer64nut
4.15/5 rDev +2.7%
Pours effervescent honey with a livey 2.5 fingers deep head. Good lacing & head retention
S: Apple skins & alcohol
Big fruiity apple taste followed by alcohol burn, lemon & slight hop pepper taste follows. Big time breadiness takes hold along with a honey taste. some piney/citrussy hops linger at the edge of the some what booz/banana peel finish.
MF: Suprisingily light & effervescent. Would've guessed this to be about 7.5-8.0 abv. A touch too carbonated, time will take care of that
Drinks very easy for strength & will only get better with age. Nice night cap!
08-05-2006 04:40:19 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev -13.4%
06-08-2014 00:24:02 | More by emalc
3.78/5 rDev -6.4%
Beautiful gold-embossed 1 pint 9.4 fluid ounce brown bottle. Dated January 6, 2006. Sampled October 27, 2006.
Poured lightly-cloudy golden peach with big foamy head that recedes to thick foam and slight lace. Nose is predominantly hoppy, with an earthy graininess and dry lime fruitiness in the background. The flavor begins with sweet & sour lime fruit, but is rapidly overtaken by a slightly funky and leafy drying hop finish. A bit of peppery alcohol warming sneaks in at the end. Energetically carbonated and very light drinking. You'd never know this was 10% ABV at first. The flavor flashes by rather too quickly for something of this strength, but a nice treat regardless.
10-28-2006 00:01:08 | More by dgallina
Unibroue 15 from Unibroue
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Terrell Owens could be coming to an arena near you, if Allen Wranglers general manager Drew Pearson is to be believed. Pearson, along with owner Jon Frankel, announced his team is nearing a deal that would pay Owens in the mid-six-figures in addition to some sort of ownership stake in the team.
Pearson felt the deal was progressing nicely and has a realistic chance of being completed.
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In a double-slit experiment electrons are sent through a doule slit where an indicator determines the slit each electron went through. These indicators tell the y coordinate to within d/2, where d is the distance between the slits. If this is the case show that the diffraction pattern will be destroyed.
The angular distance,Δθ, between a maximum and minimum is λ/(2d). The angular distance may also be approximated as Δy/l where l is the distance from the slits to the screen. The y seperation,Δy, at the screen between a max and adjacent minimum is (λl)/(2d).
I understand that in order for the pattern to be destroyed the uncertainty in the y position at the screen must be equal to the distance between adjacent min and max, but I can't seem to get there.
The uncertainty of y at the slits is given in the problem as d/2 allowing the momentum in y to be found. Assuming the uncertainty in p at the slit is the same at the screen then Δp is known. Assuming the electron has a momentum in the x direction then the momentum in x and the wavelength may be used. I tried to say that Δθ=Δy/l, and then substitute the p relation in for y but this gets me no where. Messing around I found out that setting Δy/l=Δpy/px and solving for Δy gives the correct relation but I have no idea why you can set these two things equal to each other.
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I recently have had some clients that were interested in USDA properties. Basically, these are properties that are in rural communities. There are areas not too far from us here in Lilburn that qualify, including parts of Walton and Barrow counties.
The loans available for these properties are 100 percent financing, with no down payment. There are many people that make a good living and don't have a ton of money saved up.
Buying a home right now is considerably cheaper than renting and homes in these rural communities could use the added boost of easier financing in order to continue to grow.*
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---- — Joseph A. Johnson, 77, of Newton, went to be with his Lord, at 11:56 p.m. Wednesday April 24, 2013, at his residence after a long battle with pulmonary fibrosis.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Latona Church of Christ, Wheeler, with the Rev. Nate Hagan officiating. Burial will be in Trexler Cemetery, rural Newton. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the church with Masonic Rites at 7 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to Lincolnland Hospice or Latona Church of Christ with envelopes available at the church. Pulliam Funeral Home, Robinson, is in charge of arrangements.
Born May 20, 1935, in Jasper County, he was the son of Tony W. and Floris L. (Wetherholt) Johnson-Zimmerman. On Oct. 3, 1958, he married Ilene (Igleheart) and she survives. He was employed by Illinois Central Railroad for 44 years as a conductor; served in the U.S. Army from 1955 – 1957; and was a faithful member of the Latona Church of Christ, Wheeler. Other memberships include Master Mason, Winterrowd Lodge 664, AF & AM; Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of St. Louis, Belleville; AINAD Shrine Temple, St. Louis; Jasper County Shrine Club; American Legion Post 20, Newton; Township Trustee, Wade Township, Jasper County for eight years.
Joe loved spending time with his family and friends, especially taking his kids and grandkids on vacations and cooking for a get-together. In Newton, he supported his grandkids during their athletic events as Newton Eagles and Saint Thomas Saints. While attending athletic events or out in public, Joe never met a stranger. When at home, he could be seen mowing his lawn, working in his weed-free garden, or keeping his truck spotless.
Survivors include his wife, Ilene Johnson of Newton; mother, Floris Johnson Zimmerman of Newton; sons and daughters-in-law, Gary Joe and Joyce Johnson of Newton; Scott Ray and Shelly Johnson of Newton; daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Ann Renee and Dane May of Newton; grandchildren, Will, Ty and Sydney May; Dylan and Taylor Johnson; Kristin Henry; Erica and John Johnson; brothers and spouses, Ronald and Tanya Johnson of Newton; David and Mary Johnson of Newton; sisters and spouses, Janice and Ken Gary of Cookeville, Tenn., Judith Addis of Olney, and Nancy Johnson of Newton; and several nieces and nephews.
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After a two-day break, the Jacksonville University Dolphins returned to practice Tuesday in preparation for the season-opener at The Citadel.
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Practice notes: Special teams are getting a lot more work than early in camp and it is showing as place kickers seem to be getting acclimated to their surroundings. … senior quarterback Josh McGregor lofted a pinpoint-accurate pass to wide receiver Kendryk Boyd to beat near-perfect coverage by the defense. Boyd, a freshman, had his fair share of good days in camp and that apparently is carrying over to practice. … McGregor said he was "feeling good'' after the short break but is a little apprehensive about classes this semester. "It's going to be a little tough semester, to be honest with you,'' he said. … the team will have its final scrimmage Saturday at D.B. Milne Field at 10 a.m. The public is invited.


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CINCINNATI - As the Bengals regular season kicks off, officials want to remind fans of the new NFL bag policy.
The NFL adopted a new policy for the 2013 season that limits the types and sizes of bags permitted in stadiums across the country, including women's purses.
"Our fans deserve to be in a safe and secure environment," said Jeffrey Miller, NFL vice president and chief security officer in a release issued Monday. "Public safety is our top priority. This will make the job of checking items much more efficient and effective. We will be able to deliver a better and quicker experience at the gates and also provide a safer environment. We appreciate our fans' cooperation."
The Cincinnati Bengals outlined what is permissible for fans to bring inside Paul Brown Stadium. Those items include:
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PHOENIX -- Lawyers for an Arizona death-row death inmate are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block his scheduled execution Wednesday.
Lawyers for Richard Dale Stokley argue that lower courts didn't adequately consider possible grounds for leniency in sentencing.
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Another man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the killings. He has been released after serving 20 years in prison.
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Washington State's Proposed Legislation Would Again Allow Public Smoking
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Supporters of Washington's smoke free initiative are once again defending the popular law and fighting attacks to weaken this important health policy and worker protection.
The House Committee on Business and Financial Services has scheduled a hearing this Thursday, February 14 on legislation that would create a loophole in the voter approved, Initiative 901 and once again allow smoking in public places and places of employment in Washington state. If passed, House Bill 1750 would allow cigar smoking in 600 Washington businesses.
"This proposal would truly undermine one of Washington's most popular initiatives", said Lucy Asdourian, Senior Government Relations Director for the American Heart Association. "This worker protection was passed by voters in each of Washington's 39 counties, and it's working to protect our health."
"It's a huge myth that cigar smoke isn't harmful. Cigar smoking causes cancer of the oral cavity, larynx, esophagus and lung," said Maura Little, Director of Government Relations for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.
"And there is a real risk from secondhand cigar smoke. Because cigars are larger, a person smoking a regular cigar creates more air toxins than a cigarette smoker. No employee should be exposed to secondhand cigar smoke, ever."
"Now, more than ever, we need to keep our smoke-free law strong. Especially when we are actually seeing youth cigar use increase around our nation," said Carrie Nyssen, Regional Director of Advocacy for the American Lung Association of the Mountain Pacific.
Last year, a poll conducted by EMC Research in Seattle found that Washington voters strongly support the Clean Indoor Air Act and recognize the importance of maintaining a smoke-free environment inside workplaces and public spaces. Key findings from the survey include:
84 percent support the Clean Indoor Air Act – the current law that prohibits smoking inside all public places, workplaces, bars and restaurants in Washington state.
92 percent believe all workers should be protected from exposure to secondhand smoke.
94 percent feel that restaurants and bars are healthier for customers and employees now that they are smoke free.
Health organizations across the state strongly oppose this bill. For the health of our state and our residents, lawmakers are urged to respect the 84 percent of voters who support healthy, clean indoor air.
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Who: FedEx volunteers
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When: 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Monday, January 20, 2014
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Where: Local blood centers
Who: Rhodes College students
What: Students will volunteer at local community sites to commemorate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through service.
When: Time and location depend on nature of service, click here to sign up. Details will be e-mailed to each person who registers.
Where: Time and location depend on nature of service, click here to sign up. Details will be e-mailed to each person who registers.
Who: LifeLine to Success, Inc.
What: The group will focus on empowering youth to begin taking ownership of their futures by taking ownership of their neighborhood and by taking pride in their community through schools.
When: 10 a.m., Monday, January 20, 2014
Where: 1647 Dellwood Avenue, Frayser, TN
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