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Butterfly Wings .:chapter 2:.The horizon began to glow a bright orange, the sky slowly changing from a dark blue to a light pink. The sun's rays shone straight through Fluttershy's window, hitting her on the face. She opened her eyes and got out of bed, making herself breakfast before heading outside to feed the animals."What a funny dream..." she thought to herself. She heard a rustling coming from the Everfree Forest and thought she glimpsed a shadow duck passed a tree. She froze, "It wasn't a dream...." she continued feeding the animals, but fearfully flinched at every sudden movement.When she had finished feeding the animals, she grabbed a small wagon and headed out into Ponyville to collect some food. She eventually went to Sweet Apple Acres where she began buying many apples from AppleJack who said, "Well shucks. what ya need all this food for?"Fluttershy quickly made up an excuse,"Oh...umm...the animals...""The animals?""Yeah...they're really...hungry."Apple Jack gave her an uncertain look but passed
Butterfly Wings .:Chapter 8:.Discord landed just at the edge of the EverFree Forest and looked behind him at the mob of ponies yelling and cursing at him.Hovering just above the crowd was Rainbow Dash. Her back was turned to him as she watched Celestia and the others walk back into the village. She turned around and saw Discord looking at her. She looked
guilty. When she saw the shame on her friend's faces she suddenly felt really bad. She stared right into Discord's eyes and said, "I'm sorry."Discord saw her lips shape these words, but he couldn't hear her.He just simply shook his head in dismay before turning around and entering the forest. He walked deeper and deeper into it, the forest growing darker and darker as his heart grew heavier and heavier with each step. He began to think about what Fluttershy had said back in her house. He contemplated her words, "I love him." Those three words astounded him. How could anypony possibly love him?After about an hour of walking, he made it to the half decayed
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 7:.Discord helped Fluttershy close her curtains and lock her windows."You stay upstairs. I'll go see what's going on," Fluttershy was trying to hold back her fear, but the shivering still broke through. Discord placed a paw on Fluttershy's shoulder, saying, "Be careful," before running upstairs. He paused at the top to see Fluttershy heading for the door before letting out a sigh then disappearing into the upstairs' bedroom.Fluttershy inched closer and closer to the door. With each step she felt more and more frightened of what was outside. She reached for the handle, but the door swung open before she could reach it. There was a flash of pink, and then the door slammed shut again. Fluttershy screamed and jumped back from the sudden movement but the flash of pink that Fluttershy had just seen was only Pinkie Pie.Pinkie threw herself to the ground, just in front of Fluttershy, causing her to lift her hooves back, as the pink pony squealed, "FLUTTERSHY! I'M SO SO SO SO SO SORRY!" Pinkie
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 4:.Discord finished up the bread roll he was eating and closed the bag of food Fluttershy had given him. There was plenty of food there but he wanted to try and spread it out over the week. He was still smiling at the kindness of Fluttershy's heart.In the distance, he could hear the thundering of hooves galloping up the path that led to Ponyville and soon saw Fluttershy's five friends appear over the small crest. He scooped up his food bag and ducked into the EverFree forest, just before the ponies could see him."WHAT IN TARNATION'S GOIN' ON HERE?!" Applejack yelled as she burst through Fluttershy's door, making Fluttershy drop the medicine she was feeding to a small, scrawny rat. The animals in her house ran into their holes and nests and Fluttery hid her head under her hooves."Fluttershy! Would you care to explain?" Twilight trotted through her door with an expression of anger and curiosity."WHERE'S THE CHOCOLATE RAIN?!" Pinkie Pie blurted out. Applejack looked at Pinkie pie, "Don't
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 1:.Discords statue began to crack. 9 years of struggling his way out of it, he finally succeeded. It was much easier than the first time he escaped, but this time it didn't feel right. He felt a pain in the pit of his stomach.... Guilt. After his statue shattered, he didn't even bother to try and keep his balance and he fell off the platform he was standing on. He hit the ground hard, but he didn't care. He just gazed at a patch of dirt in front of him. After several minutes, he finally got onto his feet and began to head towards PonyVille. He walked through the streeats of PonyVille, careful to stay in the shadows. It was a peaceful night. The houses around him were dark and silent as the Ponies slept, the sky was clear and the stars shun brightly in the sky and there was a small, calm wind that blew through the trees.Rainbow Dash was soaring through the night sky, practising for the Wonderbolts' audition. She came to a hault when she saw a strange shadow on the street below her. "Hey y
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 3:.After a few minutes of uneasy staring, Fluttershy and Discord finally began to relax and started to talk. Fluttershy was the first to speak. "What brings you back to Ponyville anyways?""I dunno...it just beats being trapped in stone I guess," he replied, uncertain of what to say. Fluttershy giggled softly, "I can understand that."Discord smiled at her and sat down, making himself more comfortable, "I do suppose another reason is to...well..." Discord stopped.Fluttershy stared into his eyes, waiting for him to finish his sentence."This is going to sound really weird," Discord continued, "I came back to...apologize."Fluttershy smiled wearily at him, "That's not strange. Not strange at all.""Hm, if you say so," Discord laid down, resting his head on his paws, "I still don't get why you're helping me. I mean, I was the one who thrust Equestria into chaos and disharmony.""Yeah...I know," said Fluttershy, sitting herself down as well, "But it's been over nine years...surely you could
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 6:.After her friends left, Fluttershy went looking for Discord in the EverFree Forest. She eventually found him brooding in a tree. "Discord? Please come down," Fluttershy looked up at Discord, laying grumpily on a high tree branch. He rolled over, facing away from her, "Go away. Leave me alone."Fluttershy raised an eyebrow at him, "Don't make me bring out... The Stare."Discord rolled his eyes, "You can stare at me all you like. I ain't budging."Fluttershy sighed and flew up to Discord's resting place to meet his eyes, "Why'd you hit Rainbow before?""Why do you think?"Fluttershy was silent for a while, "It's getting cold out. You're always welcome inside.""Of course," Discord looked away from her again. Fluttershy followed his gaze, "Are you okay?""Hm? Yeah. I'm fine. Just thinking," he glanced at Fluttershy who was still gazing down the path he had been, "May I be left in peace?""Oh. Sure," Fluttershy gave him a small, apologetic glance, "I should get out of here anyw
Butterfly Wings .:chapter 5:.After some thought Fluttershy nodded and left her house, heading for Discord's hiding spot."Umm, Discord, can you come with me for a sec?" Fluttershy stepped into the Everfree forest. Discord's eyes shone in the darkness as he looked at her before getting up and moving towards her. Curious, he asked, "Where?""Just over there," Fluttershy pointed to her garden. Discord froze then moved back, "Oh no, no, no. I'm not going anywhere near any type of civilization. Nu uh. Not to mention your friends are just inside, aren't they?"Fluttershy looked at him with her big, pleading eyes."Ugh. Fine," Discord groaned and he followed her to the small bridge that passes over her river. They stopped and Discord sat himself down quite comfortably on the bridge. Different thoughts were flying through his head. Why did he let himself come here? Wouldn't the others see him? How would they react?"Discord?"Discord snapped back to reality at the sound of Fluttershy's voice, "Hm?""You have to promise me
Butterfly Wings .:Chapter 10:.Butterfly Wings - Chapter 10Rainbow Dash watched as her friends walked away from the house, then looked up to where Fluttershy disappeard."I'd leave her alone if I were you..." Discord muttered beside her."But I can't just leave her!" Rainbow insisted, giving Discord a look of shock. "She's my friend."Discord shrugged. "Whatever. Do what you will."Rainbow shook her head slowly, then quickly flew up to Fluttershy's door. She could hear things violently cluttering around in the kitchen. Cupboard doors swing open, and slamming shut, pots and pans falling over the floor, and the distinct sound of crying. She carefully entered, and glanced around wearily. "Hey." She called. "Shy?""GO AWAY!" The soft voice sounded in a yell."Fluttershy..." Rainbow followed the voice, which led her into the kitchen."What do you want?" Fluttershy asked sharply. At that moment, the kettle began to whistle. Fluttershy turned it off, and poured the boiled water into two mugs. She stirred them both, and sh
Kind of Discord Chapter FourKind of Discord Chapter FourA/N: Here is the fourth part of my Kind of Discord saga! I hope you've been waiting for this, due to the semi-cliffhanger I left at the end of last chapter! Anyways, enjoy! Also, if you're wondering about the lack of Luna, I'm going to wait until we actually see her in the show. I want to know her personality before I try inserting her into a fic.Disclaimer: I don't own My Little Pony.King of Discord Chapter Four: ShatteredAll was silent in Canterlot. Birds flew from tree to tree without care. The gardens were silent, the kind of silence that was serene and peaceful, not muffling and compressing. It was a beautiful, tranquil dawn. Unfortunately, it would not last.A loud, resounding CRACK rang through the peaceful air. Another, then another followed it. The cracks began to sound closer together, until the air was filled with a continuous, ceaseless cracking noise. It began to blend, becoming faster and faster, until
It stopped. Without any warning,
Kind of Discord Chapter FiveKind of Discord Chapter FiveA/N: Hey guys, sorry for the small delay in getting this out! Anyways, enjoy chapter five of my
Moderately well-done fanfiction? Heck, I don't know. Anyways, enjoy! Also, I am not writing a sixth chapter for this, as this chapter will be sufficient. Then all that's left is the epilogue! Also, there WILL be a sequel to this, I promise you that.One last thing: Why is Luna so popular? I mean, she looks awesome and all, and I have nothing against her, but shouldn't you wait until the episode she's starring in so you can get a scope of her personality? I dunno, just seems a bit weird that she's so popular when we know barely anything about her. But, then again, we have Derpy Hooves, Doctor Whooves, Octavia, etc. Maybe it's their appearance
Kind of Discord Chapter Five: ChaosFluttershy had almost gone into shock. This was surreal. Discord, the trickster who was quite possibly the most powerful being in Equestria, who she and her friends had
Kind of Discord EpilogueKind of Discord: EpilogueA/N: Hey guys, sorry for taking so long
I'm like a week late for this. My Mac crashed, and it took me a while to hook this computer up to the internet. Regular updates will resume once my Mac is repaired, although I will still update on this one, just not as frequently. That said, here's the very short epilogue/teaser, thanks and other fun stuff. Let's go!Kind of Discord: Epilogue: Secrecy___________________________________________________________________________________________Fluttershy didn't know why she had let the avatar of chaos hide in her home. Her friends were bound to find out someday, and the resulting storm might damage their friendship irreparably. They would most likely be enraged that she would try and keep such a secret from them. She considered simply throwing the spirit out, or going to the Princesses, or even just telling her friends.But she knew why she didn't. It wasn't in her nature to do so. She was kind, not cruel. No matter
Kind of Discord Chapter OneKind of DiscordA/N: Hey, it's me, T.A.B! And this is my new fan-fic, Kind of Discord. This fan-fic will feature a unique and flexible pairing, not often found in any fandom. I am talking, of course, about DiscordxFluttershy. So, please enjoy! Oh, and this one will contain much less humor than Discordia. Just a heads-up. This takes place a few days after Discord's defeat.Kind of Discord Chapter One: Guilt.At the outskirts of the Everfree forest, there was a small cottage, in which lived a Pegasus. Not just any Pegasus, mind you. This particular Pegasus was one of the six ponies to restore Princess Luna and return Discord to his stone prison. The Pegasus was the Element of Kindness, Fluttershy. But Fluttershy was feeling something she did not often feel. Guilt.Being the ultimate embodiment of kindness, Fluttershy didn't often do anything cold enough to merit guilt. But this time, she had done something that was driving her mad with it. She had actively helped imprison another being i
Kind of Discord Chapter ThreeKind of Discord Chapter ThreeA/N: It took me a bit to figure out what I wanted to do for this chapter, but here it is! Enjoy!Disclaimer: I do not own My Little Pony.Chapter Three: Dream.Discord could feel the cracks spreading rapidly across the surface of his body. The time for him to escape was near. At this rate, it would be a matter of hours before he could break free and get back to Ponyville, where he would finally have some real fun. He smiled to himself mentally. While the statue was able to keep his physical form pinned, if it was damaged enough, he could project himself into the minds of others. And it had been at the adequate level of damage for the past ten minutes. Discord smiled again. He was going to pay a visit to his savior.Fluttershy slept. And as she slept, she dreamed. She dreamed of Ponyville, only how it was when Discord had taken over. The clouds were cotton-candy, the rain was chocolate-milk, the road was soap, some ponies were acting strangely, and Discord
Kind of Discord Chapter TwoKind of Discord Chapter TwoA/N: I've decided to work on both Kind of Discord and Discordia at the same time. So each chapter will be released around the same time, hopefully allowing them both to be finished around the same time. I hope you enjoy!Kind of Discord Chapter Two: Crack.Discord had been trapped in his prison for a few days when it happened. Now, when you are trapped, immobile, with no-one but yourself for company, you will be alerted to any occurrence immediately. Which is why he noticed the air. It was barely there, it could only be detected if you were completely alone with no distractions. Any newcomer to the prison might have shrugged it off, but Discord knew the statue was completely flawless. No part of him would be left free.Discord mentally smirked to himself. He didn't know exactly what was aiding his escape, but he might be able to sense it, if the statue was cracked some more. He had been too excited when he first escaped, trying to immediately plunge the worl
Pony and the Beast: chpt 1Pony and the BeastChapter OneFluttershy~*~Fluttershy was the animal whisperer of the town. All the animals loved to be around her gentleness and compassion, since she knew each and every creature's needs. She sang with the birds, held picnics with the rabbits and other rodents. While everyone preferred social functions and society life, Fluttershy stuck with taking care of the creatures. Everypony thought it was unusual. Her father, Lord Maurice was a noble, and everypony thought it was unbecoming of a Lord's daughter to have such eccentric hobbies. Regardless of what people thought, Maurice was supportive of his daughter's interest and was proud of her daughter's talent for taking care of the animals. Her noble and loyal bunny, Angel was her closest companion.She wasn't a social butterfly, though she found friends in the creatures, some of the noble's daughters and talked with the servant's children."Alright everyone," smiled Fluttershy as she set the table cloth for the picnic.
Love is Laughing Chapter 1It was a bright sun filled day. The grass was covered in its dew and the Ponies in Ponyville seemed the same as always going about their lives. We join Pinkie Pie as she makes cake in the bakery."Almost done!" The pink pony said as she adds the finishing touches to the frosting.As soon as Pinkie was done she jumped with glee and brought the cake to Mrs. Cake."Wow, good job as always Pinkie." She complimented.Pinkie cheered and bounced out the door happy to start her new day. She had finished her task and had the rest of her day off She was wondering who she should hang out with today, then it came to her."Yay! I'm going to find Dashie!" She exclaimed as she dashed off to Rainbow Dashes house. On her way to said pony's home she noticed Rainbow sleeping on a cloud, which was normal. "Hiya Dashie! Wanna prank somepony?" Pinkie bounced cheerfully.Rainbow woke from her friend's call. Shocked, she fell off the cloud in a heap, landing on her chest with her hooves spread out.
Butterfly Wings .:Chapter 9:.A white light flashed just outside Fluttershy's home. It lingered around for a few moments, ruffling the grass, before fading and revealing the ponies, Discord, and Celestia."Help me lift him," Twilight said quickly. Rarity and Celestia's horns glowed along with Twilight's as they lifted Discord off of the ground, carefully and slowly.Fluttershy ran over to the bridge, saying in a shaky voice, "Bring him over here. I've noticed this is where he likes to be most often."With that they moved him over, carefully placing him on the bridge.Fluttershy then ran inside. She made her way to the bathroom and gathered up some supplies for Discord. She got bandages, disinfectant spray, a small pail, and tweezers.The other ponies waited outside next to Discord. The moon shone brightly on their pelts; lighting up their manes. Their eyes all seemed to glow and the warm glimmering of Celestia's mane reflected off of the others'. The moon also reflected off of the stream below them, causing a cool
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Siobhan had her first experience of riding a fully-loaded BMW with two people on it, yes it´s heavy but it´s well-balanced.
First we headed south to Seaward for its annual 4th of July celebrations where the whole town parties, in fact the town was so full that we had trouble finding a space to camp in- every available bit of land is turned into camping areas, luckily some local bikers called us over and made room for our tent.
The main focus of the $th July celebrations is a race up to the top of the nearest mountain and back down again with the competitors sliding through the ice and snow fields at an incredible speed. This all appeared a bit too much like hard work for us and so we contented ourselves with watching from the bottom, with cold beers in hand.
Off to Deadhorse next, via Fairbanks and a visit to George, who, for 40 years has been running BMW´s most northerly outpost in the world. He operates out of what appears to be a forest with various classic bikes and cars in amongst the trees. He had been expecting us - word had travelled that we were in Alaska and he checked our sticky clutch for us, talking non-stop the whole time (part of his trademark service). With warnings to look out for the trucks on the dirt road north off we set, following the Alaskan pipeline into the Arctic Circle. We were accompanied by a German guy on a Honda Silver Wing which had worryingly bald tyres. He had been staying at the same hostel as us, and for some strange reason, he believed me when I told him that his bike would be able to reach Deadhorse no problem - in my defence, I have to say that I met one bloke who had taken his road bike up there complete with a trailer.
The road soon turned to dirt, though it wasn´t as bad as we had feared it might be. The first night we camped by the Yukon River and were mobbed by mosquitoes, we both donned our very fetching head nets which are essential up here and Siobhan rigged up her mosquito net suspended off Thelma´s handlebars so that she could smoke in peace.
The nextday we entered the Arctic Circle, surprised at how warm it was, we filled up with petrol at the last garage in Coldfoot, taking an extra gallon in a can as it is 245 miles of nothingness until Deadhorse.
The road was slippery and muddy in places, though for me, the worstparts are the roadworks-huge mechanical contraptions on the loose and a very unpredicatable road surface, often very soft where they have just laid fresh dirt and not yet flattened it.
The midnight sun was amazing - one of the benefits being that there is no hurry to get the riding done before dark as it never gets dark. In fact two bikers that we met were just setting off on their "day´s" ride at 11pm at night.
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We reached Deadhorse, and set up camp a few miles outside of town - it is too dangerous to stay in tents any closer due to the bears that roam the town. Oh yes, more bears to contend with, this time the Arctic Tundra Grizzlies. We cracked open some bottles of beer to celebrate our arrival, some fellow bikers had warned us that Deadhorse is a dry town and upon seeing our stricken faces at the news had given us their remaining beers.
The nextday we headed into the town itself where we were treated like celebrities and befor ewe knew it word had gone around that the Motorcycle Mamas were in town. We were invited to meet various people and to take part in the Fun Run that evening. We hadn´t really planned on staying longer but the warm reception and the fascination of getting to know such an unusual community meant we stayed on.
The Fun Run was more of a walk for us - we took part wearing our bike gear (mainly because we didn´t have anything else to wear) there were some in shorts and running vests who sprinted the whole 5km, we felt we didn´t need to prove ourselves and just concentrated on completing the course. The police and security guards were out in force, to protect the runners from the bears- hmmm, what better incentive to actually run I thought.
The next day we headed off after posing for photos and featuring in a few video shots.
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The central bank and speculators in the foreign exchange market under asymmetric information: A strategic approach and evidence
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"The first rule of police work," Sean Connery intoned to Kevin Costner in his Oscar-winning turn in "The Untouchables," is this: "When your shift is over, you go home alive."
Actually, the first rule of police work, as generally understood by those of us who pay police to do it, is to protect the property and persons of the citizens they serve. Unfortunately, too many among the modern constabulary have internalized Connery's fictionalized, Prohibition-era Chicago way, while adding a streak of militaristic zeal, such that today's police seem utterly anathema to what they were a generation ago.
Concerned more with self-preservation and control than with public service, modern police stalk city streets like an occupying force tasked with quelling an unruly population. This mindset is manifest in urban centers across the ostensibly free world, and evidence squeaks out in furtively recorded video and tearful testimony from those who have been on the business end of contemporary policing.
It should not require bystanders with camera phones or a lucky dash-cam angle to exonerate a suspect and expose police misconduct. Therefore, as the nature of policing has evidently changed (and not for the better), and since the technology exists, a partial remedy is apparent: Put cameras on police.
Specifically, police officers interacting with the public, apart from narrowly defined undercover circumstances, should be required to wear cameras that record their actions. The footage from these devices should be obtainable through freedom of information and subpoena procedures, with the identities of private citizens obscured unless they give consent.
"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear," bleat nincompoops who defend the surveillance state. Their logic is sound, but they invert the application of rights and obligations in a free society. To wit, while they are misbegotten in supposing government has a right to monitor the actions of private citizens, their "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" admonition would be perfectly apt if directed toward police or others invested with public trust.
Put it in purely semantic terms, if you prefer. Absent a compelling reason, the behavior of private citizens should remain just that: private. Likewise, the conduct of officers operating in a public capacity should, as the default procedure, be public.
This is a matter of common sense, for which a quantifiable case can also be made. For example, in the city of Rialto, California, the use of force by police dropped 60 percent and complaints against officers dropped by 80 percent in 2013, the first year body-worn police cameras were deployed.
Whether the knowledge they were being recorded curbed police excesses, or people consequently chose not to launch unfounded complaints, or both, the result affirms Justice Brandeis' assertion that sunlight is, indeed, the best disinfectant.
I am not a reflexive, cop-hating anarchist. You've never seen me smashing a Starbuck's window or storming a police barricade in a balaclava (though I submit I could sell that look). I even played as a ringer for a New York Police Department hockey team, as some drinking companions were officers from the local precinct and, on hearing I grew up in Canada, assumed I would be a stellar addition to their roster (a harmless stereotype, of which I disabused them on my very first shift).
If I were to identify a turning point in my assessment, it would be the G20 summit in my hometown of Toronto in 2010. During that disgraceful episode, police assaulted and rounded up innocent citizens en masse and held them in brutal conditions without charge.
The police chief responsible is precisely the sort of impenetrable cop you may have encountered, who speaks as though he is reading from a manual and, when confronted with hard questions, mumbles inanities about "safety." As of this writing, he is still on the job and in good standing.


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Project Opus 10 - Two Brothers Brewing Company
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Reviews by tayner:
3.88/5 rDev +0.3%
12.7 oz green bottle with a sticker that says 10/07 on it.
after about 20 minutes fighting with the cork I finally unleashed a brown liquid heavily tinged with cherry colored highlights. Small offwhite head.
Smell is a funky sour nose. sour cherries. Makes my mouth water, but could be a bit stronger.
Taste is a mix of flavors. Some sips i get more sour cherry, sometimes more funky belgian-ish yeasty character. Some sips are very tart, and some seem to be a more sweet, fruity flavor. I would have to say it is a decent balance between sweet and sour. The cherries are not overpowering in fruitiness, but bring tartness to the table. I like the taste of this one.
This one has enough carbonation to make it easy to sip, but due to its nature alone, being a kreik lambic, it is a sipper. I could, though, sip on this one all day.
I hope to get my hands on a few more bottles of this, but not likely.
07-01-2008 20:36:53 | More by tayner
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4.03/5 rDev +4.1%
The beginning of a long evening of drinking at several of Chicagos finest beer spots. This one was poured into a De Proef Imperial Saison glass at the Map Room.
Appearance: Cherry, but so filled with cherries that it appears to be black. I suppose that this brew pretty well matches the color of the darkest cherry one would find in a one pound bag of cherries. Really stunning body and a color not found too often in beers. The head is white to off white and pretty steady at a ¼ inch.
Aroma: Pardon the cursing hells fucking yeah! This is American? Couldnt be. This smells like a Flemish Red, maybe even an Oude Bruin. Are they for real? This couldnt have been made in America, let alone in the Midwest. Pungent sweet/sour aromas of cherries, loads of cherries mix with subtle vinegar and buckets of must. Funky and woody. Brilliant.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Loads of cherries leaning towards sour. Deeply earthy and funky, more in a Flemish Red/Oude Bruin sort of way then in a lambic/geuze way. Light amounts of vinegar. This is no Duchess in that respect but it is something great and wonderfully authentic. Touches of oak and a very light amount of lemony funk play a roll to. The sourness is contained and balanced but still robust enough to make a point.
The only serious flaw I found with this beer was a flattish, watery body. Could have used more carbonation or just a bit more bulk. I hope to find this in bottles to cellar at some point. Im sure this would be phenomenal after a few years in dank cellar.
Overall I am nearly tearful in my glee over this beer. 2 Bros 10 proves that Americans can do anything when it comes to beer. Add this to the list of great American takes on old Belgian styles right along side La Folie and brews from Russian River.
04-09-2007 19:07:09 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
05-14-2012 03:09:30 | More by Schlais
4.43/5 rDev +14.5%
10 is a Belgian style Kriek Lambic brewed using 480 pounds of cherries, half sweet and half sour and aged on and in oak. In process for around a year for the 10th Anniversary of Two Brothers Brewing.
Arrives in my glass a wonderful deep cherry red with a small head of little bubbles on top. Looks good in the glass with a brilliant red color. Aromas start off with a wonderful interplay of sweet and sour cherry scents along with some vinegar tones and musty, funky yeast accents. Really vibrant, it jumps out of the glass with a touch of wood in there as well.
First sip brings a wave of cherry flavors with a great melding of sweet and sour that creates a nice balance. It borders more on the sour side and flows down with a light vinegar acidity and some musty, light oaky flavors. It finishes off with a nice lingering cherry flavor. A tasty interpretation of the style..I love to see American brewers doing this. Yum.
Mouthfeel is smooth and medium bodied with just enough carbonation. This one goes down with ease and each sip brings some different flavors in. I'm really looking forward to picking up some bottles of this as I could easily drink a few in a sitting. I had two glasses at the release party tonight and enjoyed both of them throughly. Cheers to Two Brothers and 10 years of brewing!! I look forward to whatever they brew up next.
03-27-2007 04:14:38 | More by orbitalr0x
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
Pours the color of iced tea but sits opaque in the glass. Small beige head is fleeting. Aroma is very lambic, a combination of funk, white grapes, sour cherries, wine, and vinegar. Slick mouthfeel with low carbonation and a medium body. Tastes like a Belgian lambic. Sour and acidic, vinous, tart cherries and a lot of must and wood. Very interesting. Hard to believe this was brewed by Two Brothers.
05-30-2007 15:11:22 | More by merlin48
3.63/5 rDev -6.2%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A- This beer pours a dark brown dense body with a no light at all. Lots of micro bubbles on the side of the glasses. This beer has s thick beige head that last a good while and turns rocky after a bit.
S- This beer smells of tart cherries and a hint of musty basement and a soft oak note. There is light chocolate malt note and some brie rind notes.
T- This beer has a taste of light brown malt with cola notes followed by a dark cherry notes. There is a tartness that is chemical in nature with a chalky note and a light brie note in the finish. There is a light charcoal note that hangs on the finish. The cola flavors and tartness increase and dominate as the beer warms.
M- This beer has a medium light mouthfeel with a light watery texture and a slight pucker in the finish.
D- There isn't much depth and the tartness is very chemical and a bit artificial. The soft cherries is nice but tucked into the background. I like lambics but I don't really need to have another. I don't think age would do anything to improve this beer.
06-30-2007 02:49:40 | More by rhoadsrage
1.8/5 rDev -53.5%
12.7oz. corked and caged bottle, purchased at Belmont Party Supply, poured into a flute.
A: Pours extremely dark.. much darker than I would have expected. Very deep ruby, nearly solid until backlit. Big 21/2 finger head forms but falls rather fast. Not much lacing at all.
S: Tons of champagne yeast smells. Fresh picked cherries with an added carbonation scent.
T/M: More champagne yeast and lost of very tart cherries that are also musty and sour. Unfortunately, I can't finish this. Body is light and carbonation is extremely high.
D: I'm very new to lambics and even fruits beers. With that said, I still think I'll look elsewhere when exploring the style.
02-25-2008 02:22:17 | More by pwoods
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
02-02-2014 15:15:09 | More by acurtis
3.55/5 rDev -8.3%
Poured from a bottle into two Duvel tulips. Matt(emerge077) shared this one with me. Thanks dude!
This beer pours a ruddy reddish brown that's somewhat murky and full of yeasty bits. There's a creamy layer of light almost mocha head.
The nose is pretty funky with notes of cheese rind, soggy wood, horse, rotten cherries, buttery oak, and spicy yeast.
The taste is rather muted compared to the nose. Not as tart as I had hoped either. Mellow cherry skins mix with oak and horsey wild yeast. It's fairly tame and nothing is jumping out at me. It's losing some ground as it warms and the flavors become more muddled together, which I find a little odd. It's finishes oaky and dry.
The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a soft low level of carbonation.
This beer was by no means a drain pour, but I have no interest in trying it again. With that being said I had no problem drinking my share and it was fun trying to pick apart it's flavors. Two Brothers was on the right track with this series. I wonder what happened to it.
05-25-2010 04:03:36 | More by beertooth
3.48/5 rDev -10.1%
Vintage 2007
Project Opus 10 pours a dark, nut brown color. It's a little hazy, but light easily passes through and shows garnet highlights. Carbonation looks to be quite active and yields a tan head that's around two fingers tall. It was very slow to dissipate and left a moderate web of sticky lace behind.
The nose is pretty impressive. It kicks off with a very earthy, musky scent that's just a tad funky. It's more musky than funky, but that's not a bad thing in my book. Sour cherries are noted, but they aren't exactly strong. I was expecting more. Secondary notes of oak, light vanilla and yeast round it out. Alcohol is buried and isn't noticeable. Not bad at all.
The flavor isn't quite as impressive. It is earthy and musky up front. There are light funk notes of Brett, but they are secondary and have a subtle effect. I'm okay with that. I prefer a moderate Brett presence. Sour cherries are noted, and give it a slight tart flavor. I really was expecting much more, and am a little disappointed there. Light yeast and oak are secondary and complementary. Alcohol is not noted at all. Completely buried. Finishes earthy and musky.
Project Opus 10 has a light body. Carbonation is rather active and buzzy. It's not smooth, and is not very good for the style. Average is as good as it gets. Drinkability is also rather average. The flavor isn't bad, but it's far from great and grows boring. A 375 ml bottle might actually be a challenge to finish.
Two Brothers did a decent job with Project Opus 10, but if you're looking for a great Fruit Lambic, look elsewhere. At the end of the day, the flavor is okay, but isn't all that fruity or endearing in any other way. It's alright, but I don't love it. I'm glad I had the opportunity to try it out nonetheless.
02-12-2011 04:50:29 | More by prototypic
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
09-21-2012 14:35:40 | More by Gonzoillini
3.45/5 rDev -10.9%
A - A very Dark brown color with some red tints. Good head retention and lacing. Not what I was expecting, but not bad either.
S - This was interesting. Like with most qualities, this did not really resemble most Lambics I've had. Cherry was very present, with lots of dirty, funky qualities (soil, mushroom, butter, for example).
T - Enters tart, with quite a bit of cherry. Becomes latic-sweet and funky before finishing much like cherry cough syrup, and not in a pleasant way. Just seemed less clean than most I've tasted.
M - Not as crisp as I would expect, but again, it seems like they are playing with the traditional style of Lambic.
D - This was a very fun beer, and it was drank to celebrate a great occasion (Cubs are NL Central Champs!), but I can't tell if the variations on the traditional style were intentional or not. Either way, it was interesting, refreshing, and fruity.
09-29-2007 04:11:06 | More by SammyDavisJrJrJr
3.43/5 rDev -11.4%
Disclaimer: I love lambics, but I hate cherries. I only bought this beer because I want to support Two Brothers, one of the best craft breweries in America. For reference -- I haven't bought Cantillon's Kriek yet, I mean, come on!
Appearance: A pleasantly dark body with a nice reddish-white head.
Smell: Lots of classic lambic smells -- barnyard, dead grandmother, with a pleasant sour twang. There is also a lot of cherry present and, as I said earlier, I don't much care for cherries.
The taste follows the nose. I would love to have had the base for this beer. It is wonderful until the cherries come along and ruin it. Seriously, a very well done lambic. Easily the best American example of the style (not that that is hard, mind you) but, wow, this actually tastes like a lambic. Again, lots of cherries and, to nitpick, it is a little sweet for my tastes. There is also a strange chocolate presence. It isn't bad, but very atypical. I actually dig it.
Mouthfeel: A touch thin here. The cork was as hard to get off as others have mentioned and I think that after I punctured it with a corkscrew multiple times, I let out a lot of the carbonation that is normally there to help fill the mouthfeel out. That said, it has a slick feeling to it that isn't entirely welcome. I think that might be either the cherries or the sweetness.
Drinkability: Not bad, my bais aside. I think this beer would be a good candidate for aging. I'm gonna buy a few and do just that.
Overall: Best American stab at the style I have had. Worlds above NG Enigma.
05-18-2007 23:16:58 | More by shbobdb
3.98/5 rDev +2.8%
A 375 mL corked and caged bottle courtesy of brewcrew76 at Dark Lord Day 2007.
A: The ale is a dark, ruby red. Black to the untrained eye. Luckily I trained my eye as I poured it. The dark color is ruddy brown. A finger of head on pour is perilously holding on for its life.
S: Lots of cherry sits atop a funky aroma that is both acidic and barnyardy. The acidic tartness is fairly mild but strong enough to get my mouth watering following a sip.
T: Each sip induces a pucker effect up front. The tartness is palpable, jumping out immediately with an acidic bite. The brett is not as evident in the taste, rarely adding a horseblanket flavor. The ale is well carbonated, coating the mouth with a bubbly cleanser that slowly reveals the bready malt body. The cherry that is more prevalent in the nose bides its time before appearing. At the tail end of each sip, a sour, tart cherry flavor emerges. Its sweetness is full and a nice compliment to the tartness of the critters.
M: The mouthfeel is tart, deliverng a pleasant punch that catches you off guard.
D: Too bad this is my only bottle. As lambics go, the funky tartness is exquisite.
01-05-2009 02:29:24 | More by akorsak
4.13/5 rDev +6.7%
2007 edition, cellared 16 months.
There seemed to be more of a forceful pop with this bottle, the pressure allowed the cork to be pulled by hand, without a corkscrew! Deep ruby tone in the light, with suspended particles. Surface has splotchy patches in the foam, similar to what Goudenband displays. Head retention is excellent, the foam is zealous at first, then sustained.
Black cherry is noticeable at a distance, up close it's more of an oaked cherry cola. Hint of vinegar, restrained wood and wild yeast.
Mild tartness, oak tannins figure largely in the taste also. Vague fruitiness in the end, mingling with scorched popcorn kernels and dry woody oak traces.
It holds it's carbonation well, and it had a full bodied feel at room temperature. Overall this comes off as a nicely aged Flanders Oud Bruin, with minor cherry touches.
2010: This seemed to have peaked in '09, the '07 bottle opened in '10 wasn't as tart and was starting to show oxidation.
08-06-2008 01:53:10 | More by emerge077
4.13/5 rDev +6.7%
Let me say first that this was one of the toughest corks I have ever removed from a beer. pours to a deep burgundy brown but the pour is short as a nearly four finger deep dark tan rocky gead rises to the top of the glass. Head has hood retention and leaves patchy lace as it fades. nose is funky mix of zesty spice, fruity malt, all wraped up in a hint of sweet and sour tartness. A sour cherry feel slips over the tongue and is quickly joined by a richness that is like malt meets pie crust. This beer lands some where between lambic and american wild ale with a hint of brown ale. A dusting of spices and baked crust graces the back of the tongue and leads to a rather pleasant mouthfeel. This is quite unique and different for the style. A solid brew that was enjoyable to drink.
03-23-2008 22:31:22 | More by SPLITGRIN
2.8/5 rDev -27.6%
12.7 oz green wine bottle poured into a Duvel tulip. 2007 date on the back.
A - Pours out as a tawny brown clear color but it's black, yes, black in the glass. Holding it up to the light only shows a teeny fragment of color. The head is light tan and fizzy-effervescent with decent retention for starting at three fingers. Bits of lacing left on the glass.
S - Smells more like a funky wine than a Kreik. Almost no cherries in the nose but what it does have is an abundance of oaky wood notes and a vinegar spike to the grape-like fruit aspect. Definitely has a heavy barn funk to it too.
T - I'm actually a bit scared of this first sip...
No where near as terrifying as I was expecting it to be. It's a sour, super woody (think sucking on oak wood-chips), funky beer. A light fruitiness is present in the background but only as a small afterthought. Complex in a very weird way.
M - Sharply carbonated and uber-sour with tons of wood, it's a weird feeling beer. Also pretty tart. Medium in body.
D - I really can't finish this. The age is too much and I'm a little upset with myself for not having it sooner (although I bought it about six months ago). The black color scared the crap outta me too. I wish I was experiencing it fresh but for it's age, it's pretty interesting at least.
I don't expect this review to reflect properly on the beer but rather reflect it's age and a warning to NOT keep it long.
11-11-2009 02:12:57 | More by BeerFMAndy
4/5 rDev +3.4%
received this one about a year ago from imperialking.. big props Jeff on a great trade. Shared a while back with a few friends.. reviewed from notes.
Descent head.. deep brown with deep red highlites.
Nose is a bit acetic with a bunch of cherry and some dusty brett... woody and tart.
Flavor is only mildly funky with a thick cherry base beer.. almond? wet leather .. a tad sweet but the beginnings of a fine sour are certainly present.. good body, but the carbonation is on the shy side.. vinegar builds as it warms.
Thanks again Jeff.. this was one of my whales for a long time... Great trade.
All 4's
01-08-2010 09:46:57 | More by JohnGalt1
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
Pours out a Blood red lacing of the dark blackness that inhabits the bottom of the wine glass.Two fingers of tan suds adorn the top of this great concotion.
Smell is sour cherry wood oak and yeast. A very pungent yeast.
When cold this beer is dry and dirty tasting. After a warm up period it mellows out and the cherry dry woody sour comes to the forefront. 'Dark sour cherries.'
Mouthfeel is a bit dirty but still get's 'cleansed' by the sourness each and every sip.
All in all this is a great lambic. Should be on the top 200 if they had such a thing.
10-15-2007 02:37:33 | More by peabody
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.4%
A Poured a very dark brown, with noticeable red tint to it. Not overly think looking, however it was definitely not thin either. A large, mostly tan and very fizzy head formed on top almost immediately. It hung around for a few minutes before finally settling down to just a thin, maybe a quarter of an inch layer draped across the top. Ample carbonation could not be seen, as this was almost completely opaque, but rather could be heard in the bubbles breaking the surface. Copious amounts of lace were left over when it was through. A very nice looking lambic, and much darker then any I had before. Lots of suspended particles really showing up from the start and giving it a very thick and grainy look. Some big chunks of yeast floating in this one.
S Aroma was sour, that was the first thing I noticed. A nose full of sour cherries is what greets you right up front. It was not overpowering or bad in any way, rather it was robust and had a great presence about it. Some subtle notes of oak or maple, wood of some kind were noted in the back, as was a much appreciated grassy or earthy malted backbone. This was defiantly a full bodied ale. Lots of yeast starts coming through as it warms and really gives it that Belgian feel.
T Very sour, well at first it was anyway. The first sip kinda reminded me of a flanders red or something along those lines. It definitely had a kick to it that was un-mistakeable. A nice cherry presence thoughout let you know that this was a fruit derived brew, however it was far from what I would normally consider a lambic style. It was just much more full. Lots of yeast flavors and a good amount of malted back were evident in the flavor as well. Overall though it was the cherries that ruled the day here, and a nice wood barrel-esque quality that shined though. Lasting flavors were quite sour and bitter with a light refreshing note to it.
M Very intresting actually. There was definitely some ample carbonation here which led to a nice light feel. However there was a lot of residual stickiness to it, well not really stickiness but more of a fullness that you do not normally associate with the style. It had a really good texture and a bit of a chewiness which could be the result of the suspended particles and clumps of yeast, but none the less it had a rather good feel to it.
D This was defiantly a sipper thats for sure. Now I have no idea what the abv is on this one, there was a touch of it that could be picked up, but nothing too terribly strong, rather it was just a very nice nightcap, which was what I treated it as. I had the tulip out and it made for a fine hour in front of the tv.
Overall this was very intresting to say the least. When I had received it I had never heard of it, nor had I even heard of the brewer. However this was quite the experimental entry into my log and something that was defiantly an intresting note. I did not know what to expect, but was very pleasantly surprised. This was a fine ale and something I would love to come across again one day. Probably has been aged, and if it did it held up well, defiantly try it if you see it.
09-27-2007 23:12:47 | More by mikesgroove
3.63/5 rDev -6.2%
Thanks to autumnaldave for the chance to try this from my wants!
From a cage corked 12.7oz bottle
Pours a dark, looks brown at first, held up to the light it has a dark ruby color, lots of floating sediment, large fizzy head similar to a cola.
Smell is mainly tart like a lambic, cherry is present, not a sickeningly sweet smelling lambic like most.
Taste is primarily tart but even this is a bit subdued compared to most lambics, slight sweetness, not overwhelming, cherries take a backseat as this isn't an overly fruity lambic, highly carbonated, picking up some woodiness.
An interesting take on the lambic style, unlike most others.
02-22-2008 18:37:38 | More by deltatauhobbit
New York
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
Big thanks to younger35 for throwing this in as an extra in our recent trade. 2007 vintage.
a - pours a very, very deep burgundy with a huge cappuccino head, great retention and lacing, lots of sediment on the bottom, wouldn't think this was a lambic just looking at it
s - sweet and sour cherries and oak dominate the nose, a little leather
t - more of a sweet cherry flavor than tart or sour, but definitely a mild tartness at the start, mixed in with a strong woodiness, lingering sweetness and oak on the finish
m - fairly low carbonation for a lambic, medium-bodied, fairly sweet finish
d - pretty drinkable b/c of the lower tartness compared to other lambics I've had
Not a bad effort from Two Brothers though I'd like to have a bit more sourness and tartness. I like to see American breweries take a shot at brewing lambics. Definitely worth a try.
05-08-2008 02:20:46 | More by WeisGuy
4.13/5 rDev +6.7%
S - Caged and corked 12.? oz bottle. picked up @ DLD
A - deep garnet pour with a creamy beige head that never goes away. very pretty but almost sinister in some stretch of the mind.
S - definite funk, woddy, tartness, some juicy notes in there, obvious fruit, earthy. very gueze like with juicy lambic visions. dig it.
T - earthy, tart, woody, malt is hiding in the back, almost chocolate hints in there as well, vineous a bit too.
M - Tart and creamy, completely complementing each other. nice
D - I tink my limit is one of these as they tend to fatigue me just a tad towards the end.
05-04-2007 05:17:31 | More by rsyberg01
3.93/5 rDev +1.6%
Thanks to egajdzis for this...
Appears a dark brown with a small, off white head. Scattered bits of lacing is left around the glass.
Smell is of tart cherries, vanilla, wine, and funky leather.
Taste is of the aromas with obvious cherries, along with oaky vanilla tannins.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, tart, and well balanced for a lambic.
09-24-2009 17:15:33 | More by weeare138
4.22/5 rDev +9%
Pours fairly dark. Decent head , some lacing.
Aroma of mustiness , vinegar, and tart fruit.
Apple sweetness with some tart cherry finish.
Mouthfeel is medium/light , good carbonation.
Although this hasn't been my favorite style, a beer like this could change my perception.
12-07-2008 01:32:12 | More by shroompod
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