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|6 weeks and counting... can't wait to cook again. There's been several delays, including today's 'streaked marble' countertop but I'm still feeling positive the end is in sight.
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|Absolutely stunnning kitchen. Can you give details on cabinets , color of paint and stain for island. Is it clear or knotty alder. Can't wait to see the completely fnished product. This would be my dream kitchen!
- Posted by kitchen1921 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 13, 08 at 13:46
|You have built my DREAM kitchen! LOVE the cream AGA cooker and the gorgeous blend of dark wood, painted wood, and marble and soapstone counter tops .... I am drooling over here! The hood is really pretty, too. Oh, you are going to enjoy it so much ...
|Thanks.. I love it too but I'm that stage where I'm too close to it right now and just saying I need my kitchen back! Hurry up! It's good to get some feedback. The cabinetry is Mouser, I believe the stain is just called cream but I'll check and get back to you. The island is knotty alder - minor distressing.
I actually just 'drew' the hood out with my kitchen designer - I was going for a english countryside feel and Mouser went with it from there.
I've always wanted an Aga and when they came out with the 6-4 which is the more americanized version I was sold. It's not 'on' all the time like the real british cookers and now I have the big wall oven and four smaller ovens in the aga to use. Each oven has a diff purpose and they don't share air circulation so you can cook garlic in one and bake dessert in another.
|sooooooo nice. my kitchen is laid out almost exactly like yours (but yours is wider....lucky you)! i went with white cabinets and an alder island also. i love the contrast. you have also built my dream kitchen as i wanted either soapstone or marble! dh just couldn't handle either! i can just look at your pictures and dream!!!
|LOVE IT!! I so wish I was brave enough to do marble
|Oh, Gorgeous! WOW!! I envy your SPACE! Beautiful cabinets, counters and love the marble! Stunning! Can you please tell me, us, about your sweet oven!? I'm in love with it! Can't have it, I'm sure, but I'd love to hear about it... what a beauty! Thanks for posting these great pics!
|The detailing on the cabinets is amazing. Love how you have toekicks in the working portion but not on the oven wall. Gorgeous, gorgeous...and I bet it'll be worth waiting for!
|Yes I agree, very nice kitchen! I too saw the streaks and am glad for you that it was being resolved. I too love the finished toekick on fridge wall. what refrig is that that it has customized panels like that?!
You must be so happy it is all done-very good job!
|Thanks for your enthusiasm guys... it's helping me through the finish line! Mairin - I'm not even sure if I'm brave enough to do marble... I may end up just yelling at everyone to stand back away from the island!!!! :)
the fridge is the french door kitchenaid -- so far I'm very happy with it. Mouser provided the paneled door inserts. It's the perfect size for us and didn't cost us an arm and a leg. - The dishwasher is an asko and will have a panel built for it too.
My microwave is the Sharp drawer and it's in the island on the sink side.
The wall oven is a Thermador.
The backsplash comes in next week - it's cream crackled subway tile - behind the hood it will be in a herringbone pattern.
We started the process before the market crash and now we're just hoping we an afford to put food into it when it's done! I may start baking for profit soon. Certainly everyone is getting baked goods for the holidays!
|Girl, you have one SERIOUSLY beautiful kitchen! Classic and detailed...not overdone...spacious but not cavernous. Put me on the list of those that covet your kitchen!
|Those who are gaga for AGA - don't assume it's out of your price range. Call around - tell different dealers the bids you are getting and ask if they can do better. I ended up finding a dealer that had a new one shipped to her very small warehouse and she offered it to me at a great price if I accepted shipment on it immediately so she could have her warehouse space free. (I've had it in my garage for months just waiting for install).
- Posted by pluckymama (My Page) on Thu, Nov 13, 08 at 20:30
|Absolutely gorgeous!!! A true English countryside kitchen!
Which soapstone did you go with? Has it been oiled yet? Which crackled subway tile did you go with?
Also, with your inset cabs does your sharp microwave drawer bother you with how far it sticks out? Any pics from that angle of the island?
Very excited for you! Can't wait to see all your other details.
|Your kitchen is gorgeous! Congrats!
We are building a house and your kitchen just replaced the magazine pages I've torn out! Reminds me of "alliern"'s kitchen with the cream cabs and alder island. Like pluckymama I would love to see pics of the microwave drawer in the island and would love to know about your soapstone (and your marble).
Happy the stripes are being taken care of....Enjoy that beautiful space!
|Oooooh, that is gor-gee-or-gous! Love it!
What is your flooring? Hardwood? I am excited to see it completed, because it is already so amazing!
Congratulations on your dreamy kitchen!
- Posted by pluckymama (My Page) on Thu, Nov 20, 08 at 22:05
|ndvweb, Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. I don't know what else to say. Can't wait to hear the details. You must be so excited. (and your microwave drawer looks fine in your island)
|Absolutely scrumptious, love everything about it!
Can you tell me what kind of edge treatment you have on your marble?
|Ogee on the marble - big ease on the soapstone
- Posted by pluckymama (My Page) on Thu, Nov 20, 08 at 22:27
|Where did you get your soapstone and which one is it? It looks so beautiful unoiled. And which subway tiles did you use? Love the herringbone pattern.
|I'm not sure how I missed this post the first time around, but I am so glad I caught it tonight!
The cream color of your cabinetry is beautiful, like rich, heavy double cream. If I felt I could've done cream in our kitchen your cream is what I'd've wanted!
Enjoy, enjoy!
|Your kitchen is gorgeous and I think just helped me solve one of my own design dilemmas!
I would love to know how tall your ceilings are, and like pluckymama, I'm dying to hear more about your soapstone and subway tile.
|Wow I missed this first time round too...it is gorgeous!
What is your backsplash tile please?
Congratulations and enjoy!
|OMG! Such a scrumptious space -- love the attention to detail - no toe-kick on the frig. wall, the hood, the backsplash, the cabinet design and details are SO WELL DONE! The cream color of your cabinets is so rich it looks soft to the touch - wow! Not to mention your AGA! Thanks for sharing!
|Having trouble answering this thread but trying again.. seems to keep rejecting y posts.
Krazy Krackle tiles from Sonoma
|How did I miss this kitchen???? Too much work lately....
YOU HAVE AN AGA!!!! I am so jealous! You have to tell me how it cooks! Are you breaking it in for Thanksgiving? Will they be out of your most beautiful kitchen by then?
What a beautiful, tranquil kitchen. It is so lovely. It probably doesn't feel quiet and calm to you since you are in the middle of construction, but it just has such a warm, welcoming and calmness about it. It is seriously gorgeous.
Congrats on a most beautiful space. I do want a report on how everything works and cooks. I just love it! Oh yea, don't even get me going on the counters....So pretty!
|They say they will be out of it by Thanksgiving and while I'm usually the cook for all holidays in the extended family :) - I told them I wasn't going to do it this Thanksgiving!
We're still waiting on some hardware, I have some pendants to install too. Of course there is more wall patching, floor fixes and painting. I have not held the pendants up yet to see if they work well in the space but here is the link to the pendants I chose for over island. I hope they work well over it - I love how they are adjustable.
Here is a link that might be useful: Pendants
|Lovely and very classic, but smart not to try the turkey there this year. Even when we did our first turkey some time later, it ws the first time we'd used the convection roast setting and the bird was done over an hour early and the guests were late!
Do you have those pulley pendants? I love those and you have a great kitchen for them. Didn't work in mine.
- Posted by madaboutkitchens (My Page) on Fri, Nov 21, 08 at 11:37
|loooove your kitchen! sorry if you've already posted these details, but can you tell me the dimensions of your room and island? also, what color are your cabinets? such a perfect cream!
- Posted by marthavila (My Page) on Fri, Nov 21, 08 at 12:35
|I'm with all of those who are scratching their heads about how we missed this kitchen when you first posted. But, thank goodness I saw it 'cause, for me, this is a hallelujah kitchen!!!
Here you have incorporated sooo many of the same elements that I'm currently installing in my own kitchen -- the cream white cabs, old oak floors, soapstone counters. Even that striking pendant could be a kissing cousin to my own. But the biggest excitement I have is over your Aga 6-4! I've got one too . . . in claret red! There are not many of us on these pages who have one so it's a thrill to find another one of us who has purchased this grand unit. By all means, if nothing else, let's definitely stay in touch, sharing tips etc. on how to break in and "customize" our Aga babies. Yours looks totally splendid, btw --especially under that fab backsplash.
In all, this rates as a true dream kitchen. We can tell that a whole lot of hard work went into it precisely because the end product you have acheived is an effortless-looking picture perfect presentation. Congratulations on such a fine, fine job.
And enjoy the holidays in your new kitchen!
|I can't tell you how much fun this board is because you're all just as enthusiastic about kitchens as I am! Madaboutkitchens... dimensions to come and the finish is just 'cream' from Mouser Cabinetry.
Thank you Martha and I'm so excited to find another 'Gaga for Aga person'!! We have to talk via email - I'm considering ordering the stackable aga stainless aga pots - do you have them? Also how necessary is that sleeve potholder?
Yes it was a lot of work - I didn't wield the hammer but spent months researching and traveling around. I discovered you have to really be your own project manager to get what you want. Luckily my KD was willing to mentally move away from the 'usual' and follow my vision too. My husband and I did our own painting - and as you can see from photos we have patchwork to do still. We're also going to tackle the laundry room next by ourselves.
and Martha - link me to your kitchen pics!
Also I'd like to recommend some software that was INTEGRAL during design. It's free! Evernote.com You can download it to your computer - clip items, and put them in a public space for your KD to see. It was a huge help during design phase. (no affiliation just love the product!)
|for those who asked... soapstone is Minas and I'm still undecided on whether or not to oil it
I did treat the honed marble with 511 Miracle Impregnator as contractor said it's the best
- Posted by remodelqueen (My Page) on Sun, Nov 23, 08 at 21:18
|Beautiful kitchen!!!
I may have missed it, but what size is your island? I am thinking of incorporating a MW drawer and your island looks like the perfect size!
- Posted by katmandu_2008 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 23, 08 at 21:48
|Wow, I really love it. (Ok, have to admit, it looks fairly similar to mine at first glance to mine, in the broad strokes at least.) I, too, am not sure I am brave enough for marble which I also have on my island, but two after being basically finished (some cabinetry things to be finished) am learning to live with it, even though it had been the one thing I was truly dying for. Love your Aga, window and many other details. (Again, I too started this project before the economic collapse - which made writing those checks a lot harder, huh? Good luck on the baking!!) Congratulations on a beautiful and well-planned kitchen! Hope you have many years of enjoyment there!
|RemodelQueen - my island (countertop) is 7x5. I love the microwave drawer!
katmandu - I haven't seen your kitchen pics yet and would love to! I've been a bit of a lurker on your honed marble post... it still gives me a shudder. We're not living in there yet - and I hope I can live with etching. By any chance did you use the 511 Miracle Impregnator on yours? Are you living with your etching better these days or still unhappy? And yes those checks hurt - still have one more to write. This economy certainly makes it harder to fully celebrate the finish line too.
|Just one big dreamy S-I-G-H...
This is one of those never ending standing ovations. I was going to say "enjoy" but seriously, how could you NOT!?
|I LOVE the AGA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|Can you list a)your pulls (and source)
b)island dimensions?
by the way. LOVE.
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Eateries that seat fewer than 20 customers and are open after 9 p.m. will now have to meet the requirement passed by the Newark City Council Thursday.
One restaurant that squarely meets the specifications of the new legislation is the Texas Fried Chicken and Pizza on Lyons Avenue. It also was the scene of a fatal shooting on May 27th. Police say that in a drive-by in a stolen car, Rasul McNeil-Thomas, 19, shot up the restaurant in the Newark's South Ward. The gunfire left two restaurant patrons injured and killed off-duty Newark police officer William Johnson.
The restaurant's owner, Jamil Nahiam, had complained about the new legislation after the city council approved it, saying it was a costly requirement that squeezes small businesses. Nahiam is meeting on Friday with City Councilmember Ras Baraka, who introduced the legislation.
Baraka is on record saying that he wrote the new requirement because takeout restaurants typically invest in surveillance cameras and bulletproof glass to protect their owners and workers, while little is done to ensure customers' safety.
Whether or not an armed guard could have prevented the shooting that killed Officer William Thomas is debatable. Thomas was himself an armed guard at a housing complex on some of his days off.
What is not debatable is that this legislation will go into effect. It was approved unanimously by the Newark City Council, and Mayor Cory Booker's staff has said he will not veto it. Restaurant owners have thirty days to hire and post armed guards in their places of business.


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Sierra Nevada Chico Estate Harvest Wet Hop Ale (2008) - Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 200 | Reviews: 159 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Halcyondays:
4.53/5 rDev +7.3%
On-tap at the Beachwood BBQ,
A: Pours a light amber with a medium rocky white head, with extensive lacing quite similar to the regular Harvest Ale I had last night.
S: Lighter than I expected, but still had good notes of malt and pine.
T: This is what wet hop beers are about, right here. Absolutely great floral, grassy hop character. The beer is really not bitter at all, but full of great hop notes I would describe as almost sweet. Hop juice at its finest, outstanding.
M; Soft carbonation and very drinkable, almost a cask feel, works well to bring out the complex hop flavours.
D: This is really good, certainly my favourite of the SN wet-hop beers. I can't wait for this to come out in bottles, a perfectly crafted pale ale.
10-01-2008 21:17:19 | More by Halcyondays
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4.22/5 rDev 0%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue X:
Bring on the wet hops--that is what hopheads dream about, right?
The head sits there towering over the beer: It passed the top of the glass during the initial pour, but never fell over, and there are huge patches of lace stuck to the glass. Enough talk about the insane head. Nearly crystal-clear, amber hue. Thick hop-resin aroma of spearmint, pine sap, fresh-cut grass and a faint jasmine spice. Sure, there is a bit of toasted malt and fruitiness in the nose, but the hops are clearly on top. So very smooth on the palate with a medium body. The full hop jacket lays down, covering bitterness, and follows with a thick, vegetal flavor that soon unfolds to more spicy, pine, hemp seed oil, blonde tobacco and wild herbal tones. That hop flavor sticks to the taste buds throughout. The toasted malt has enough muscle to push past most of the hop character; mild yet sweet apricot juice fruitiness from the yeast. Alcohol is mildly warming. Finishes with a sticky resin hop residual and lands semisweet with the malt.
There is no such thing as too much hops, no matter which way you get them. Sierra Nevada brought it with Chico Estate and put down a large but soft footprint of hop prowess.
09-20-2010 17:49:57 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.72/5 rDev +11.8%
I could drink this one all day if I had the chance! The pour was great with a nice dark amber color and a frothy white head that laced the glass nicely. The beer had a earthy smell that was hard to pinpoint and strangely inviting and unique. The flavor was killer! I could tell there were copious amounts of hops, but they were not of the face melting variety, more subtle and they played off the solid malt backbone very well. Again a very earthy flavor, for some reason I was reminded of peanut butter at one point! Very good mouthfeel and just dry enough in the finish to make you grab for that next sip. If you can locate this one, grab a few, you will not regret it!
10-30-2008 06:29:43 | More by Dmann
3.93/5 rDev -6.9%
2008 vintage. Pours into my Sierra Nevada tulip a clear reddish orange with two fingers of rocky, dense off white head that leaves tons of lacing on the glass. Aromas start out with crisp caramel and crystal malt accents. Hops slam their way in with big herbal, earthy accents. Green with quite a grassy accent and some floral and spicy hints as well. The hops are unique in aroma here.
First sip brings a somewhat sweet malt upfront that is somewhat nutty and has notes of caramel. The hops roll in with an herbal, earthy flavor off the bat. It segues into floral accents with a spicy kick as well. Bitterness hits last along with a grassy afterthought. Hops go through a good number of flavors here and are quite interesting and bold. Another tasty brew in the Harvest series.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and somewhat creamy. Good carbonation makes for an easy drinking brew overall. I have no problem taking down the whole bottle myself and it's quite a treat. An interesting twist on their Harvest Ale and although I'm not as big a fan of the hop flavors from these specific hops as compared to the regular Harvest Ale, this is still a tasty brew. Glad that I was able to pick it up.
01-05-2009 01:38:15 | More by orbitalr0x
4.28/5 rDev +1.4%
Purchased at Capone's. Cheers. Pours with a big head. Amber in color. Not very hoppy in smell for a wet hopped brew. Not surprising that this has a rich pine hop flavor. Drinkable with a very smooth mouthfeel. Nice brew from Sierra Nevada. I would buy a case if I could. Cheers.
10-16-2008 23:02:46 | More by SkinnyElvis
4.43/5 rDev +5%
Possibly the best wet-hop beer Sierra Nevade puts out. Pours clear auburn with a foamy white head. Resiny, pine tar aroma that just drips out of the glass. Soapy, a bit grassy, and hardly any malt to speak of. The taste comes through in the same fashion. Lots of resin, now with grapefruit and mango. A little caramel malt, but not enough to slow down the hops. Very fresh taste and crisp mouthfeel. Delicious.
12-16-2008 17:54:46 | More by magictrokini
4.33/5 rDev +2.6%
24oz bottle poured into a snifter.
Pours a dark amber/brown with no head. Smell is tons of malt and a good amount of hops, but not too over the top.
Taste is just as the nose, but ever hoppier than I was expecting. Mouthfeel is nice and thick with some of the best hoppiness I've had in a while. Bitterness lingers for quite a while, overall very good.
09-26-2009 12:44:55 | More by kingcrowing
5/5 rDev +18.5%
Deep, rich copper w/thick pillow like off white head. Leaves a nice lacing on my Celebration Ale pint glass {can't wait for that stuff this year).
Not much on the nose . Just hops! nice wet hops (mmm hops!) taste is awsome. Wish I could get this beer year 'round! Can't get tired of this beer if I tried. Wish it wasn't so rare! Guess I should not complain since i got 17 bottles b4 it dissappered. I herd there will be more and more each year as the garden expands.
09-23-2008 14:18:54 | More by ironlung
4.45/5 rDev +5.5%
Went to D.C. yesterday 10/18/08 with the GF for a day away from Baltimore. Did some museum tours, then walked up 7th street to find some grub. Stumbled upon RFD. Almost didn't go in as it was packed with Caps fans and didn't seem like our scene, I am glad I braved it. To my surprise I found Chico Estate Harvest on tap. Due to the rarity of this brew I thought it was a misprint but I ordered one anyway. Whoa Momma! this is good stuff.
2 fingers of wonderfully creamy off white head, with nice staying power and a moderate lace. Pours a dark copper tinged amber.
Nose is fantastic with copious amounts of rich citric hops, ruby grapefruit, and blood orange. Light caramel.
Palate- Hop profile is wonderful. Very full and rich citrus elements, the afore mentioned ruby red grapefruit really stands out. Not as bitter as the Anniversary Ale. Some caramels and toffees, slightly sweet, the focus is really on the fresh hops. great finish, mildly dry, long.
Fantastic Seekout
10-19-2008 13:36:50 | More by Kraken
3.9/5 rDev -7.6%
Burnished copper color with swarms of small bubbles rising up quickly to a two finger head of dimpled rocky foam.
Inviting aroma of citrus and toffee.
Big hoppy flavor right upfront, loads of tangerine and grapefruit and peach, turning quickly to red grapefruit, finishing piney. Balanced nicely with toffee and honey malt. A peppery spiciness lingers.
Full and even mouthfeel, fairly creamy, but moderate to high carbonation with a bubbly finish.
Very tasty and drinkable beer.
09-19-2009 02:12:14 | More by far333
West Virginia
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
03-18-2014 04:47:16 | More by WVbeergeek
4.05/5 rDev -4%
Looks great!! An deep orange terracotta brew that has heavy garnet highlights. A fluffy tan head that is a mix of big and small bubbles. The beer is slightly hazed with some nice lacing left by the head.
The smell is a light citrus pine tea with a sweet malt background. This brew has some great hop personality but it's mild for an American IPA style. A nice balance between the malts and the hops.
Taste starts with a sweet malt and progresses to a wonderful bitterness in the finish. The hop profile moves from grassy and citrus to floral and herbal. There isn't a definitive hop flavor it kind of flows through a good mix of hops.
Chico Estate is not overly bitter giving a superb drinkability. It's smooth and slightly chewy being a little on the full body side of things. Nice brew, well worth checking out.
12-27-2008 21:14:42 | More by jbphoto88
New Jersey
4.2/5 rDev -0.5%
SN- Chico
A- Brilliant copper with a thick heavy lacing white head.
S- Thick sweet caramel malt, grapefruit rind, and a mossy pine hop aroma.
T- Sugary sweet butter and caramel malt with sour grapefruit and earthy oily pine hops.
M- Thick and creamy sweet malt starts off but quickly fades into a slight citrus but more earthy pine bitterness. Hoppy and oily on the tongue.
Overall- Big malts with even bigger hops make this tasty. Very good beer from tap!
03-23-2009 21:36:20 | More by NJpadreFan
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +4.3%
Pretty red-orange, coppery tinted kind of brew topped by a delightful sticky head. The delicious looking orangish white, clumpy head appears to have a soapy, oily texture. Aroma is loaded with dank fragrant and pungent hoppy goodness. Aromas include orange and lemon, sweet flowers, syrupy caramel, honey, leaves, and a little bit of a woody forest. Taste is also dankly hoppy. You can definitely notice the wet hopping. Very fresh and also a nice smoothly blended concoction. Texture is slick, light, soft, evenly tingly and easy on the bitterness (compared to the flavor, aroma hoppiness). Body is medium and could be reasonably heavier though I like its unimposing character with this particular beer. The drinkability also remains quite high as I get deeper into my glass.
I enjoy this.
09-30-2008 01:17:33 | More by tastybeer
New Hampshire
4.45/5 rDev +5.5%
24 oz. bottle 2008
As I pour this I quickly realize that this stuff is very fresh. A beautiful, deep amber with tons of tiny bubbles shows off nice carboantion levels. The head quality is amazing, it's thick, rocky, very dense, bright white in color and never really dissipates fully, i mean it literally sticks around until the very end. Obviously high quality just at a look.
The hops scent is very bold and complex with a boozy pineapple and strawberries fruity sweetness coupled with big-time earthiness and peppery effects...it's the best of both worlds, herbal and very fruity. The malt adds further sweetness and depth.
The first sip is a true mindbender, reality seemed to shift for the better! It's very crisp, medium bodied with a SICK smoothness from the VERY creamy head. The malt is mildly sweet with acorn-like nuttiness to balance out what proves to be one of the most complex and enjoyable hop flavor's I've ever had. The hop profile has just the right amount of tangy and sweet fruits, pineapple, strawberries, kiwi and then comes the blast of herbs and spices, becoming peppery and zesty....you name the hop effect,...it's in here!! I really couldn't get enough of this brew, There's nothing really extreme here, just high quality hops, perfect malt balance and a slight amount of heat tingles the tongue right at the end, and at 6.7% it's right on! The finish is a bit more bitter, but it doesn't go over the edge.
This might be my alltime favorite American IPA from the folks who put west coast style hops on the map! Guess what? they just reinvented the style and raised the bar even higher.
10-04-2008 00:01:41 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
5/5 rDev +18.5%
12-06-2011 14:30:26 | More by alamode
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev -11.6%
Interesting bitter beer enjoyed on-tap at Buckeye Beer Engine. Orange coloured body with lace plus. Aggressively hopped. Just tapped, high carbonation. Real West Coast bitter.Good drinkability. This is where Sierra has been going lately with these beers for hopheads and clear hop flavour.
09-23-2008 03:39:45 | More by Sammy
4.63/5 rDev +9.7%
A - I like the unique size of SN's harvest pale ales... at 24oz, it's exactly two beers! Perfect "man" sized container IMO. Anyhow, the head on this thing is friggin' ridiculous! At a solid four tall fingers, this slightly yellowish foam beast threatens to run over the edges of my 16oz glass after only pouring 10oz of beer. The beer beneath the beautifully rocky head is slightly a dusky bronze with a purplish hue. TONS of really crusty lace stick to the glass and form permanent rings of hard tacky crust. Whew! This one is gorgeous!
S - Grassy, green, and summery... like a walk in oppressively hot and moist woods. I can definitely smell the dank, moist, green, botanical notes stemming from the wet hop process. This smells like dandelion stems smashed into a pulpy liquid. I also detect sunflower seeds, rice cakes, sake, and peanut butter. That is some pretty cool stuff to smell in a pale ale! The word complex doesn't even do it justice. This is odd, herbal, unique, and hoppy as hell.
T - Tastes almost exactly like it smells. The hops are the star of the show, but don't overshadow the unique underlying elements of peanut butter and rice. I've got it... this tastes like chik-o-sticks. remember those orange round sticks that you could buy at penny candy stores? Those were made from peanut butter, loads of sugar, and something else (something orange?). This is a liquid "Chico" stick!
M - Medium bodied, well carbonated, bitter-green, and dry as hell on the finish. This is some lip-smackin' stuff that makes me want another sip as soon as I set the glass down. The tasty herbal hop finish is looong lasting and really dry and green.
D - This is a damn fine brew. Definitely in the top tier of American IPA's. Currently the best one that I can recall, but I'll have to check my reviews to see where it actually stands. This is unique, tasty, hoppy-but-not-in-a-typical-way, tasty, refreshing, and addictive. I'm a big SN fan, and this could be their best iteration of their specialty ... the American IPA/pale-ale.
01-31-2009 06:15:23 | More by pmcadamis
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4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
12-07-2012 14:34:15 | More by Damian74Shensky
4.25/5 rDev +0.7%
Appearance: This one pours a very nice looking golden brown color. It's moderately hazy and features a very attractive head. It's frothy and vanilla in color. It easily stands two fingers tall and stuck around quite a while. A very thick, sticky coat of lace clung to the glass as it subsided.
Smell: It smells malty and sweet up front. A nice mix of caramel malts and citrus aromas blend very well. Primarily, the citrus scents are grapefruit and pineapple. Very enticing. Hops are very prevalent and are very west coast in character. There's some strong piney and citric elements to them. I have no clue what types of hops were used, but it's a very nice smelling profile. There's a slight earthy element to it which may be attributable to the infusion of some floral hops. While the hops are noteable, they don't overpower any of the other scents. It smells pretty well balanced actually.
Taste: This is really a nice beer. The citrus pineapple and grapefruit flavors are sweet and have a very fine flavor. There's a good mix of caramel and pale malts, but it tastes like mostly pale. They're sweet and add a solid base. The hop profile is indeed very nice and provides an excellent bitter flavor. It has that proverbial west coast character, but actually seems just a tad deeper than that. There are some fine piney and citric qualities, but there's a floral aspect that gives it an earthy vibe with a slight minty bite. It's very, very nice. The hops are actually more bitter than I expected and it definitely is skewed in that direction. Malts do a decent job at balancing it some degree, but ultimately the bitter taste lingers. Finishes dry and bitter.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability: It's medium bodied and is very smooth. Carbonation is well done and provides a nice crisp bite. I like that. It goes down very smooth and easy. Drinkability is very, very high. It's smooth, crisp and refreshing. At 6.7% abv, it's not strong to be intimidated. Where's my other bottle? Dammit....if only I had another.
Sierra Nevada's got another winner here. Personally, I think I might prefer this one slightly to the "garden variety" Harvest Ale. That's a close call though. There's just something about this one that I really like. Without question, it is better than Southern Hemisphere. Kudos to Sierra Nevada for growing their own hops and brewing a damn fine beer. Recommended...if you can find one.
11-03-2008 03:10:08 | More by prototypic
4.38/5 rDev +3.8%
Picked up a bottle at Four Firkins and man, after trying this beer, I really wish it were a little cheaper and a lot more available.
It poured a clear amber with a tall white head. The aroma and flavor have a deep mix of citrus and spice in what has to be one of the best balanced hop profiles I've tasted. The grapefruit, orange peel, and pine develop and fade into a long aftertaste. The body is very drinkable and while the flavor is very complex, it's never overpowering like some IPAs and I'm left wanting more, not bemoaning the lose of my tastebuds.
11-29-2008 21:25:36 | More by tempest
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev -5.7%
I love this concept. Way to go Sierra Nevada!
A: Rich amber and copper in color with a two finger thick head. some areas of the foam have bigger bubbles than other areas and the head lingers for a minute or two leaving nice lacy rings.
S: Very fruity and floral hops. It is not super complex in terms of smell but it is very pleasant.
T: Oily hop flavor that is strongly bitter. It is piney with a bit of malt sweetness in the background/
M: Full flavored and bodied. It is a bit harsh but only due to the hoppiness that exists.
D: Easy to drink a bomber, but more enjoyable to split. There is a ton of hops in this beer
10-05-2009 22:19:33 | More by mikey711
3.68/5 rDev -12.8%
Pint on tap at Rose & Crown in Palo Alto for $7, which seemed a little high but I had to try it. The rating may have been higher if I hadn't had fresh Sculpin just prior to drinking this, but hey, I've got high standards (for beer at least).
A - Clear amber with an off white head. Good lacing and retention.
S - Fresh hop aroma along with some caramel malt.
T - Flavor is malty with lots of caramel, grain, and toast, almost like a scotch ale-marzen-IPA, which is a little strange but not bad. Hops not as intense as I'd like, but still nice.
M - Palate fairly smooth with hop bitterness lasting despite the hop flavor being only average, with medium body.
D - Pretty solid. I got it down fairly quickly, but hell, I drink DFH 120 Minute quickly too. That's probably part of the reason why I always have brutal hangovers the day after like I do now.
09-19-2009 20:44:31 | More by nickd717
New Jersey
5/5 rDev +18.5%
11-20-2011 03:54:48 | More by despond
4.43/5 rDev +5%
22 oz bottle into a pint glass.
Pours a clear copper with several fingers of foamy off-white head. The head on this is one of the most rich and thick looking that I've ever seen. It's literally rigid at times. Wow! That's something you don't see every beer! Amazingly, this "super-head" finally settles down and compacts into a thinner layer (that is still very creamy and frothy), stays tough, and leaves a massive latticework of sticky lacing all down the sides of the glass. The aroma is extremely floral and herbal smelling, with additional notes of grapefruit citrus, spiciness, and underlying malt sweetness. Just the slightest twinge of heat makes its way into the bouquet as well.
The taste is hops up front that are a little more herbal and earthy in nature but a resinous edge does emerge that increases the bitterness quotient, as does a nice crisp bite of grapefruit citrus. A silky undercurrent of bread and caramel even things out nicely and the finish sees a flush of citrus, some sweetness, and lingering dry bitterness that end things well. The mouthfeel is medium bodied but feels somewhat lighter thanks to the great slick and creamy feel that the carbonation provides. I mean this stuff just moves effortlessly across the palette and down the gullet. This 22 oz bottle did not survive long.
Very nice stuff here that fits in nicely with the other SN Harvest Ales. This was just packed with delicous herbal hops and juicy grapefruit and the body and overall drinkibility was incredibly smooth. This can be a tough one to find but it's worth seeking out.
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Decomposition of inequality change into pro-poor growth and mobility components: -dsginideco-
AbstractThis short talk describes the module -dsginideco- which decomposes the change in income inequality between two time periods into two components, one representing the progressivity (pro-poorness) of income growth, and the other representing reranking. Inequality is measured using the generalized Gini coefficient, also known as the S-Gini, G(v). This is a distributionally-sensitive inequality index, with larger values of v placing greater weight on inequality differences among poorer (lower ranked) observations. The conventional Gini coefficient corresponds to thecase v = 2. The decomposition is of the form: final-period inequality - initial-period inequality = R - P where R is a measure of reranking, and P is a measure of the progressivity of income growth. For full details of the decomposition and an application, see S.P. Jenkins and P. Van Kerm (2006), "Trends in income inequality, pro-poor income growth and income mobility", Oxford Economic Papers, 58(3): 531-548.
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Reconciling Bagehot and the Fed's Response to September 11
AbstractBagehot (1873) states that to prevent bank panics a central bank should provide liquidity at a "very high rate of interest." In contrast, most of the theoretical literature on liquidity provision suggests that central banks should lend at an interest rate of zero. This is broadly consistent with the Federal Reserve's behavior in the days following September 11, 2001. This paper shows that both policies can be reconciled. With commodity money, as in Bagehot's time, liquidity is scarce and a high price allows banks to self-select. In contrast, the Fed has a virtually unlimited ability to temporarily expand the money supply so self-selection is unnecessary. Copyright (c) 2009 Federal Reserve Bank of New York with Exclusive License to Print by The Ohio State University.
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If you're looking to have your nerves fried and your pulse pounded, this is your ticket to ride.
Redoubtably hilarious as always, Zahn also lends his character unpredictable flashes of anger, pathos, and faint psychosis, even when the movie jumps the median from ticklishly discomfiting black comedy into by-the-numbers horror jolts.
There is a kind of horror movie that plays so convincingly we don't realize it's an exercise in pure style. ''Halloween'' is an example, and John Dahl's Joy Ride is another.
The potential for action never lets up; you never know what's coming around the next corner.
A horror film that doesn't wear out a moment of its welcome.
Zigzags across the conventions of genre, occasionally driving on the shoulders of black humor -- it's a road movie for the way we process suspense today.
Skillfully crafted, flawlessly paced, intellectually challenging tension of classics like "Bad Day at Black Rock."
The kicker is that Joy Ride is funny, too. In fact, it would be a superbly frightening entertainment if not for the way Dahl fixates, disturbingly, on sadistic details.
Director John Dahl ("Red Rock West," "The Last Seduction") has a pronounced knack for snap reversals and out-of-the-blue shocks.
In noir, everybody's guilty, and that's one of the pleasures of Joy Ride. The three youngsters aren't exactly innocent.
The director, John Dahl, has no intention to baffle or obscure; his objective is to scare the living daylights out of you, or, more pertinently, the dying headlights.
There's good pulp and bad pulp, and for most of its duration, Joy Ride is quality stuff.
Joy Ride is plenty spooky but there's also plenty of comic relief -- mostly from the perennially goofy Zahn.
Some of the plot twists don't really stand up to close scrutiny, but the sometimes over-the-top Joy Ride plows through them with such joyful glee, you don't really care.
It's a snazzy, smartly made, and even hip little scarefest. As a jump-start to Halloween, it's all you could hope for.
Much more effectively terrifying than the usual overplotted, underwritten Hollywood thriller.
There's plenty of scary pleasure to be had from this clever, compact thriller.
Manages to be both astoundingly derivative and reasonably entertaining at the same time.
Pure, irrational, claustrophobic, gritty, unpretentious.
The sequel-ready twist at the end is a letdown, but until then this is a neatly constructed nail-biter.
Despite its few flaws, Joy Ride does take viewers on one hell of a ride. It's one of those rare films that manages to take an overused plot and breathe some sort of creativity into it.
At some point in this endless thriller the suspense turns into an extremely unpleasant ordeal that Dahl doesn't know when to stop.
Dahl, who really does know what he's doing when it comes to investing a scene with both heebies and jeebies, is a notch or two above most.
The picture is pinched and predictable. Even with the immensely talented Steve Zahn, an actor who's known to steal scenes and, sometimes, save pictures, the movie is a yawn.
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2.65/5 rDev -29.9%
First Oktoberfest bier I've tried this year. poured into a pounder glass the brew supports a loose eggshell white head. Rather dark for the style and leans towards black.
Flavors are subtle with some earthy grain and a slightly woody backside. There is a tin angle that gets annoying towards the finish of each pull. Creamy texture gets bitten with a moderate charred bitterness about halfway through. Not sure what to make of this one. Not as smooth as most and definitely would not session this but it was enjoyable as a one and done.
10-24-2007 21:00:47 | More by DogFood11
2.73/5 rDev -27.8%
Poured a very dark brown with a ruby tint if held up to bright light. No head whatsoever and no lacing or sign of carbonation at all either. It just looked like a glass of flat dark brown cola. Not very inviting.
Smelled of coffee and alcohol, with perhaps some bread as well. The alcohol presence seemed to lessen as the beer warmed.
Tasted a lot like coffee with liquor mixed in. Again, some breadiness but not much else going on.
Mouthfeel was semi thick, and again with no sign of carbonation. Not very exciting.
I'd probably rate this beer lower in drinkability if I were the only one drinking it. As mentioned I don't like coffee so this beer just wasn't my cup of ... er, coffee. For those who do however I guess this might be a beer worth at least a try. I was bit surprised how much I tasted the alcohol, as the ABV was pretty low. All in all, I wasn't impressed with this beer. I won't be revisiting this one.
12-02-2007 20:09:52 | More by JBogan
2.95/5 rDev -22%
Almost opaque; tinted dark reddish color with a fluffy tan head. Dusty, earthy chocolate malt aroma. Odd hodgepodge of flavors; mostly chocolate with earth, mineral, and herbal notes, but also with subtle overtones of a curious sour yeasty flavor. Fine carbonation, and very dry, tight mouthfeel. Minerally hops clean up the finish. Complex, but the flavors were possibly a little off. Not sure if this was a result of the long journey or not. Having sampled the beers at Mahr's pub and liked them alot, I would guess this is not how the beer is supposed to taste.
10-24-2005 04:04:51 | More by bcm119
3/5 rDev -20.6%
02-10-2012 21:44:03 | More by Kahlerbock
3.03/5 rDev -19.8%
Appearance: Poured out of the swing-top pint bottle an extremely dark, opaque, brownish color. Looks much more like a stout than a marzen or oktoberfest.. Tan head left a decent lacing on the glass, but was pretty thin.
Smell: Fairly complex smell of roasted coffee..smells more like a stout or a porter perhaps..certainly not like any Oktoberfest i've ever had. Pleasant & unique aroma...
Taste: Rich, earthy coffee taste and roasted malt dominates. Hops are mild, but evident. The 4.7% ABV is weak, as far as i'm concerned. For a dark German Christmas beer such as this, I would expect somewhere around 6% or greater..
Mouthfeel: Smooth, relatively creamy mouthfeel that is easy going down. Best character of this brew, in my mind.
Drinkability: For a dark beer, the drinkability is fairly good. For beer in general, it's average. For a holiday brew this dark, the ABV simply needs to be higher, in my opinion. Overall, a unique Oktoberfest/Holiday beer which is worth trying if you can find it.
12-03-2004 20:21:44 | More by hero27
3.1/5 rDev -18%
500 ml bottle, a gift over the 2007 holidays, finally cleaning out the Holiday beer in early March 2008 (I guess I'm a bit behind!).
Pours a deep rich brown with ruby highlights, not at all typical of the Marzen/Octoberfest style identified here on BA. I am not up to speed on German styles, so I can't say what it is, but I think I know what it's not. Maybe more like a Schwarzbier? A minimal foamy head dies away quickly, with a complete lack of carbonation.
Aroma of roasty, peaty malts. A hint of bitter chocolate and coffee. The flavor continues the trend, with the coffee and almost espresso bitterness dancing in the dark. Spice notes and a very astringent ending on the tongue finish this one off.
A farily creamy mouthfeel surprises me- wasn't expecting that, but it helps make this more drinkable.
Overall, I have to admit, this just isn't really my style (excuse the pun). I guess it's OK, nothing specific I can fault, but it's just not grabbing me at my center of beerdom.
03-07-2008 00:35:59 | More by Dukeofearl
3.28/5 rDev -13.2%
Comes in a large plop top. Ya know, I always spill beer when pouring out of a plop top because the top of the bottle has no lip ... anyway, on to the review. Pours a dark brown color with a moderate head that had nice retention and left a little lacing on the glass. The aroma was mostly roasted malts with just a hint of sweetness. The flavor is mostly of the roasted malts with a hint of chocolate and a buttery component. Very odd for the style given. Thin body. Ok drinkability.
12-07-2004 19:59:36 | More by clvand0
3.43/5 rDev -9.3%
1 pt. 9 oz. swing-top bottle (that opened with a loud "pop"):
Pours very dark brown, even black, with a bubbly, fizzy head that slowly descends and vanishes. Never saw such a dark O-fest. No lacing sticks.
The smell is of caramel/toffee with a hint of roast. A sweet schwarzbier comes to mind. A bland, late bitterness comes in in the finish to cut into the sweetness, though some residual sweetness clings to lips and palate.
Thin - a bit watery - towards falling apart. Carbonation is uneven, mild, and loses even more as it progresses.
Pretty drinkable for a beer that didn't thrill me at all. Probably that it's just bland rather than offensive. Well, the black characteristics puts this one out of style of a marzen/o-fest. So if you're looking for a tradition interpretation, this isn't it. Even out of style, it didn't really do much for me. A blandish maltiness with a hint of roast and a slight bland bitterness is pretty much it. Maltiness almost breaks beyond blandish, but not quite enough, to me. Overall, though -
08-30-2008 19:35:24 | More by jwc215
3.43/5 rDev -9.3%
In the same flip-top bottle as the Gig.
Pours completely black with no light passing through at all. Good head, firm, tight & creamy with great lacing.
Smell is a bit weak but with notes of smoke, malt, hops and peat/earth.
Taste is of hops, roasted malt, smoke, earth/peat & coffee (which was too strong).
Mouthfeel is smooth with nice effervescence all over and a medium body.
Drinkability is good but the balance is off, the coffee flavor dominates followed by hops. Drinks a lot like a Kostritzer Schwarzbier with an IPA lean.
11-23-2004 01:37:30 | More by PorterLambic
3.48/5 rDev -7.9%
Cool swing-top bottle. Dark but clear brown with a big tan head. Molasses, malt, and smoke. Not so much smoke in the taste, but lots of malt, cocoa, and earthiness. Lighter than expected mouthfeel for a winter, but then I see it is actually an Oktoberfest. Dry finish. Never know what you can find at BevMo.
12-10-2008 18:32:03 | More by magictrokini
3.48/5 rDev -7.9%
17oz flip-top picked up yesterday at Erickson's in Eagle for a pricey $6... poured into my shaped SA glass.
2 finger creamy looking off white head... brews is dark walnut... deep clear mahogany when held to a light.
Aroma is dark grains... not burnt... just dark malts with a touch of lite roast coffee.
Flavor mirrors the aroma.. but not quite as rich... dark.. but not much else going on.... there palate is mainly very toasted munch malt and subtle coffee... finish is fairly long though... body is light and the carbonation is smooth.
Overall... this brew is by no means a Marzen... not even close... more like a big-boned dunkel.. or a lighter tasting schwarzbier.... it is NOT an octoberfest style.
09-28-2008 03:04:47 | More by JohnGalt1
3.48/5 rDev -7.9%
Opened this today in honor of Red Sox opening day. Color when poured is of root beer barrels, head wasn't much to speak of and left quickly. Aroma is slightly chocolately and a bit malty. Tastewise it's a bit low, tight small carbonation. I am picking up low breadiness, and a bit of chocolate in the finish. I find the mouthfeel a bit thin as well. Wish it had delivered as well as the Sox tonite.
04-11-2005 22:42:41 | More by PatandDavid
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
01-14-2012 05:17:57 | More by tclapper
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
03-13-2014 14:57:39 | More by KingFarm
3.53/5 rDev -6.6%
A very dark colored beer for an Oktoberfest this is deeply brown colored with a good strong light brown colored head.
Smell is sweet with lots of coffee aroma. Along with the coffee there is nuts, vanilla, chocolate and caramel candy in here.
The taste starts out heavy coffee and vanilla with lesser chocolate, charred malt and caramel syrup flavors. This is a schwartzbier no matter what the label says.
Mouthfeel is OK.
An OK beer but it certainly isn't really an Oktoberfest beer, this is a schwartzbier. Probably this exists as a schwartzbier option for the festival.
11-27-2007 06:38:32 | More by Zorro
New Hampshire
3.63/5 rDev -4%
Pours with a four-finger very light tan head, fades slowly and leaves a good lace. Nearly black color. Light carbonation and medium bodied. Nose is malty. Starts slightly sweet, definite hoppy finish but not overpowering. Good Oktoberfest. $3.60 for a 500ml bottle from Colonial Spirits Acton, Ma. The ABV is 4.9%.
06-07-2005 22:32:19 | More by jdhilt
3.63/5 rDev -4%
A: Deep, dark caramel/maple. Pours a three finger creamy coffee-colored head that slowly settles to a one finger blanket. Even, thick lacing all the way down.
S: Rich toffee, caramel, and molasses. Finishes with a coffee bite with a hint of vanilla to balance. Very rich, creamy complex aromas.
T: Consistent with smell; semi-sweet toffee and caramel that turns watery. Finish is caramel and slightly bitter coffee.
M: Medium bodied, but a bit thin for a Marzen. Ample carbonation.
D: Wonderfully complex aroma. Not as big and robust as the color would suggest. Very drinkable.
09-30-2008 01:09:23 | More by Haybeerman
3.65/5 rDev -3.4%
Pours a very dark brown, that borders on black, with red highlights. The one inch head is a light mocha color that fades slowly to a thin swirling cap, leaving behind a nice webbing of lace. This has to be the darkest marzen that I've ever seen.
Smell; very pleasant roasted malts, with toffee, and a lot of dark fruits. There's also a touch of chocolate in the nose, with a bit of bread dough.
Taste; the dark fruits, most noticaby plums, come out on the initial sips, followed by the toffee and chocolate. The finish is all roasted malts, that gives this a bit of a dry finish to go along with a touch of bitterness.
Mouthfeel is on the thin side, but this only aids in the drinkability, as it would be easy to knock back a few of these.
This is probably the most "out of the norm" marzen/octoberfest that I've had so far. That being said, I enjoyed this, and would definitely have it again.
10-03-2006 00:16:30 | More by RedHaze
3.65/5 rDev -3.4%
Ruddy dark walnut that lightens to orange-copper where beer meets glass. The wonderful looking, malted milk colored crown is thick, rich and reluctant to fade away. Since the upper reaches of the glass are sporting a great deal of lace, it looks like all bases are covered. There's nothing about this look that I don't like.
I'm less enamored with the nose. However, it's still a reasonably good (if simple) one. Heavily toasted-lightly roasted barley is the headliner, with a touch of cocoa powder and perhaps some walnut nuttiness. The slight hoppiness is primarily of the earthy variety and adds a bit of olfactory interest.
I think Jubelfestbier is mischaracterized as a Marzen/Oktoberfest. Schwarzbier is much more accurate as far as I'm concerned. My first impression is that the mouthfeel is relatively light and lagerish and the flavor is somewhat fleeting as a result. It still manages to make a favorable impression, with lightly bitter, roasted coffee beans as the centerpiece.
While chocolate notes are more muted on the palate than they are in the nose, a residue of powdery, unsweeted cocoa remains. Bitter black tea is yet another member of the flavor profile and is probably the one that lasts the longest. The finish is exceptionally clean and tending toward dry, and the carbonation is unobtrusive.
Jubelfestbier is a good dark lager, but it doesn't rock my world. Even though it falls closer to boring simplicity than it does to fascinating complexity, it's still a worthwhile beer whose strongpoint is its drinkability. Don't expect bells and whistles and you won't be disappointed.
11-02-2005 16:09:02 | More by BuckeyeNation
South Carolina
3.7/5 rDev -2.1%
An unusually packaged offering from Mahr's, I have no idea how old my sample is.
Pours a molasses-looking clear beer, with a fat fluffy happy looking head that's dark tan and sticks in layers to my glass as I down the beer. Very pretty, but super dark for the style.
Smells very malty and basic, metallic (hops?) and mineral water-ish, grainy and sweet. The malt profile is markedly different from an Oktoberfest, I suspect this is more a Schwarzbier...
A taste confirms my suspicions. This is a pretty good, light tasting dark beer, but a Marzen it ain't. Lightly roasted malt and coffee flavors are at odds with the deep color of this brew. Mostly getting a mild sweetness and pronounced grain character. Jubelfest is a very clean beer, watery and grainy, with a great roasty aftertaste that politely requests you drink more.
Mouthfeel is light and carbonated for large gulps. Very drinkable, and pleasing on a cool evening.
No matter what style you file Jubelfest under, it's a good looking easy drinking, simple beer. Maybe not worth the $3 a bottle, but I would never turn one down.
11-27-2007 16:09:08 | More by kkipple
3.7/5 rDev -2.1%
500ml swingtop bottle. no date. tasted in mid-may 2009.
very dark reddish brown. no sediment or haze. 2-finger puffy, light tan head. recedes to wisps and ring. thin but consistent lacing, with getting fuller and better further down the glass.
aroma: molasses, dates and caramel w faint coffee hint. mild note of noble hops. cola hint. clean. nothing bad, nothing special.
taste: dark maltiness, cola, touch of roast or coffee. hint of plum, w mild acidic quality along with mild to moderate bitterness from grassy noble hops. again, nothing bad, nothing special.
light to medium body, with mild acidic and astringent tones toward and through the finish. moderate carbonation can be tingly and crisp, also giving lift and body.
i believe this is more along the lines of a munich dunkel, and not an oktoberfest/marzen, as currently listed here (in aug 2009)
08-09-2009 21:59:06 | More by tai4ji2x
3.73/5 rDev -1.3%
According to the notoriously accurate Babel Fish translator, Jubelfest means "Rejoicing celebration." That poses an interesting question: Is this an Oktoberfest or a Winter Warmer?
Pours stout black. Opaque with a kickass head. Very nice.
Stout smell, too. Sweet malt mixed with raisins what smells kind of like lumber. Like, I can't say that I've ever just stuck a board up to my nose and huffed, but this smells like a Lumber Yard.
It tastes somewhere in between a winter warmer and an Oktoberfest. Warming spices upfront mix with toasted malt. It tastes like a weak stout in the back, coffee with a hint of caramel. There's a hint of bitterness at the very end, and I can't tell if it's from the malt or something else. It's a strange bitterness, without a parent or a defining feature. Just bitter. Almost no aftertaste.
This beer looks like it should taste, smell, and feel a lot richer than does. It takes me all the way to the edge of greatness and then leaves me hanging.
12-18-2004 03:18:30 | More by mynie
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
12-07-2013 22:47:03 | More by BillRoth
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
11-22-2012 02:31:17 | More by t0rin0
3.8/5 rDev +0.5%
Presentation: 500ml swing top bottle in a thumbprint Seidel mug
Poured soft, slow, a little thick but with some life. Big loaf of a nose, just full of malt, crackers, bread crusts, thick with molasses. A slight minerality peeks thru adding some sharpness. As it warms some mild coffee liqueur sweetness peeks thru, even a peep of chocolate & caramel.
Easily 2 finger's worth, the head is a lunar landscape pocked with craters of various sized bubbles & their voids. The color of a good latte, its sticky and clings with some nice edge lacing as it slowly settles to a blanketing of the same with a soft sizzle. Actually, combined with the ruddy, burnt umber body it almost looks like a stout! This is easily one of the darkest, thickest looking Marzens I've seen. Thus far the nose & eyes are happy.
Thick n' full, it has a nice, rounded mouth-feel that is accented by a semi-sharp, dry crispness. The result is a nicely balanced, full lager experience. Cold black coffee bitterness, a little nutty, overall its bittersweet & drinking slow yet easy. I had some concerns about a Marzen being a "winter beer" but this interpretation is definitely ripe for the cold months.
It grows a little sharper & drier on the palate, coming together & more cohesive, even, flatter. It finishes with more of that cold black coffee bitterness and leaves an clean, light aftertaste of the same along with some faint nut qualities.
A very nice, easy to drink Marzen. It may sound weird, but I "enjoyed" this more than I "enjoyed" the taste of it. It tastes good, but the overall gestalt of the beer was more of a factor to me. I especially liked the full mouth-feel and how it drinks a little rich & heavy. This would be nice with any German fare, as well as any good sandwich on pumpernickel, etc. A nice cheddar or even a milder Bleu (Stilton?) could also be a nice foil. A most enjoyable beer that is right for the season. Give it a shot.
11-29-2007 23:48:44 | More by BuckSpin
Jubelfestbier from Mahrs-Bräu
85 out of 100 based on 57 ratings.


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