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Shameless Patriots fanboy that I am, I have a Pats postgame routine that I follow. When they win a game, particularly when they win big the way they did Monday night in Miami, I stick around afterward and watch as much of the wrap-up and analysis as I possibly can. From the first on-the-field reactions to the press conferences to what the empty suits behind the desk think to the Jerry Springer-like final words while the janitor is in the background sweeping up after all the reporters, I just can't get enough. On the other hand, after a Pats loss I tend to lock myself in the bathroom, sit in the bathtub fully clothed and cry, but that's a story for another day.
So in the immediate aftermath of this week's pancaking of the Dolphins, I caught Tom Brady being interviewed by ex-Boston TV babe turned ESPN reporter Wendy Nix. It was only 30 seconds or so, but I couldn't shake the feeling that Brady was giving us a look into the heart and mind of the 2011 Pats.
(Before I go any further, one quick aside: How is it that James Dolan never hired Wendy to cover the Knicks? I have to think that if there was a reporter with her talent out there named Wendy Selltix, Wyc Grousbeck would have her on the payroll in a nanosecond. But I digress.)
I mean, there was nothing surprising about the interview. Nix asked the questions you'd expect her to ask: You just set a team record with 517 passing yards. You set a Monday Night Football record as well. You had the fourth-highest total in history. Tell us how you feel... Nor did Brady throw us any curves. He chose his words carefully as he always does. There was no Tebowesque thanking his Lord & Savior or insane Bart Scottish rant about how Miami "can't stop a nose bleed." It was all about how the Dolphins are a good team and this was a good start and coming down there to win is ... good. The words he used were as fiery and controversial as a Mitt Romney stump speech.
It wasn't what he said. Or really even how he said it. What counted was the undertone. His body language. The look in his eye. Now usually when Brady speaks I like to think what he's really saying is "Jerry Thornton and I are going to have a sleepover and build a fort out of bedsheets." But this time was different. This time what he was non-verbally but unmistakably saying was "Yeah, I threw the ball all over Fergie and Marc Anthony's stadium. We came down here and humiliated a division opponent on National TV. But what does it matter? The only thing that counts is winning the Super Bowl."
He's too polite to have literally said it to Nix, but the impression I came away with was that his entire answer could've been summed up with two words: "Who cares?"
Look, plenty of teams talk the "Winning is the only thing we care about" talk. Hell, the Pats of the Belichick Dynasty have built an entire language around it. But this year, above all other years, I believe it's literally true.
Even with a championship-driven team like the 21st century Patriots, there have been other successes they measured themselves by. Records and streaks and matters of pride that mattered to them as a team. In 2003 they had a home no-touchdown streak that ended with a garbage time score late in the fifth game. There was the NFL-record consecutive win streak. The revenge game against the Bills, avenging a 31-0 loss with a 31-0 win. There was the 2003-04 consecutive wins streak. Individual marks like extending Vinny Testaverde's seasons-with-a-TD pass record or Doug Flutie's dropkick. And of course the 2007 season, which was lousy with record achievements, team and individual. Brady's 50 touchdowns, Randy Moss' 23 touchdown catches, and the unprecendented 16-0 season (all of which were accomplished on the same pass, which I will argue was the most significant regular season play in NFL history). Last season saw them lead the league in offense and Brady set an all-time record for most consecutive attempts without an incompletion and become the NFL's first unanimous MVP.
All of which counts for nothing. Less than nothing, since all those accomplishments are basically used as evidence for the prosecution in the great "How Good are the Patriots?" argument of our time. They've become "Yeah buts." Those '03-'04 records? Yeah but all that counts is they won the Super Bowl. Veteran backup quarterbacks doing cool things? Yeah but what did they win? All those marks they set in '07? Yeah but they were so concerned with 19-0 and breaking individual records they blew the championship. The fact that they were 1:30 and a miracle catch away from being the undisputable Greatest Team Ever isn't something to be proud of. It is, to steal a line from Mayor Menino, an Alcatraz around their necks.
And the same goes for last year. They were the NFL's best team by far. They trampled teams. Lead the league in scoring by a wide margin. Had the highest turnover differential by a mile. Brady had the fifth-highest passer rating in history. They locked up home field and were the heavy favorites. All of which means that losing to the Jets -- at home -- in the playoffs, is just extra-strength humiliating. And this whole offseason has felt like the part in "Carrie" where she keeps hearing her moms voice saying "They're gonna laaaugh at yoooouuuu..."
And I'm convinced that that's how the whole Patriots team see it. How can they not? They're not "victims" of their own success. They're products of it. Nothing they can do at this point can possibly matter short of winning another Super Bowl. Nothing. Whatever accomplishments you can achieve in the regular season, the ones other teams get to celebrate, brag on and feel good about, are meaningless to the Pats because they've done them all before and still come up short when it counted.
"Tom, you just set a passing record!" Been there. "You led the league in scoring!" Done that. "You blew out your hated rival!" What else is new? "You locked up a bye week!" Old news. "Clinched home field advantage!" Who cares? "Went undefeated!" Check, please.
It's rare that any team finds themselves in this position. With this kind of motivation. Where anything less than a championship is tantamount to total failure. And if recent history counts, this is a good thing. Humiliation is a hell of a motivator. Consider for example last year's Bruins. Or the 2004 Red Sox. Both were coming off historically embarrassing playoff losses the year before. And the only way either was going to wash the stink off those humiliations off themselves was to beat the teams that tortured them and win it all. Mission accomplished.
That's the situation the Pats are in as we speak. They could win every game from now to the end of the season 56-0 and all that will matter is how they do in January and February. And honestly, I think this is a good thing. No other team in the NFL has a level of motivation to match the Patriots. Who NEEDS a championship as much as they do. The league is full of crappy teams just looking for respect, mediocre teams looking to improve, and good teams that have won it recently and so 2011 isn't life of death the way it is here. Hell, the Jets throw themselves Canyon of Heroes parades for losing in the AFC Championship Game, why should this year be any different?
No, the Patriots are unique in needing postseason success to shut up the naysayer, the doubters, the haters and the SpyGate conspiracy theorist nutjobs. And between now and then, any blowout wins they have or records they set are nothing but big buts.
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Bracey House Rental Photos and Description
4 Bedroom + Sitting Room W/twin, 3.5 Baths, Waterfront, Double Boathouse, WiFi
Our home is located on Great Creek, about 1 mile north of Route 903 in Bracey, VA, on Lake Gaston. The house is just 1 mile from the local Holly Grove Marina and 2 miles from the lovely area winery! It is perfectly outfitted for a family trip or get-together with friends.
We have complimentary WiFi, dedicated flatscreen TV for Wii gaming system, Satellite TV's (4), 55 inch flat screen in basement gaming room, flat screen in living room, Blu-Rays (2), DVD (1), Verizon cell signal extender, Bluetooth stereo, large outdoor deck with outdoor dining area with patio umbrella and separate seating area, grill, double boat house w/1 covered slip available for guests and other spots to tie up additional boats or jet-skis, covered dining table on the dock, mini-fridge on dock, quiet swimming at the house with large adjacent open water for tubing or water skiing so kids can swim without traffic and the benefit of open water right there for big water sports, foosball table, indoor basketball hoop, outdoor full size basketball hoop, ping pong table, new outdoor furniture, highchair/pack-n-play/step stools for those traveling with little ones, chaise lounges, fire pit with benches, fully equipped kitchen w/gas range, granite counters, seated dining in the kitchen and dining room indoors, open living room/dining room floor plan, wood burning fireplace, Rinnai hot water heater for endless hot water (all four showers can be run at the same time without running out of hot water!), floating island 'Relaxation Station', parking for 4-6 cars, 2-car attached garage for bikes, flat concrete driveway area for playing ball or riding scooters, and corn hole! Amenities may change. Feel free to inquire.
The deck on the dock has both shaded areas under cover and a sunny deck area for drying off or soaking up some rays. The deck on the house gets afternoon sun and is nicely shaded for dinners at the outdoor dining table.
There are two boat ramps nearby, each less than a mile from the house. One is a private gated neighborhood ramp just for our community and our guests, the other is Holly Grove Marina just south of Highway 903.
We have redone so many features of the home this past winter with fantastic upgrades including new decking on the dock (complete), new outdoor furniture (complete) and lovely interior upgrades. One of us is an architect/certified interior designer and the house is getting a new stylish and classic updated vibe with comfort and family function in mind! There are so many gathering spaces in this home, everyone will find a comfortable and favorite spot. Kids and adults can have their own areas to watch different movies or play while the adults visit.
The bed count is:
2 kings (1 California king and 1 Eastern standard king), 1 queen, 1 double, 3 twins and 2 twin air mattresses, plus additional full size sofas (not sleeper sofas).
Guests provide their own linens, towels, paper products and soaps/shampoos.
5 BR (4BR + Sitting Room connected to the Master)/ 3.5 Baths, Sleeps 13-16*. We have comforters and pillows for all rooms, with allergy covers on the mattresses and pillows. The beds each have either a pillow top mattress or mattress topper for added comfort. The Master bedroom, Guest Room 1 and Guest Room 3 each have views of the lake.
Master - California King size bed with attached sitting room/vanity area with additional twin bed. There is a privacy door between the master and the sitting room. Off the sitting area is a closed shower/toilet/sink area, but there is also a second sink with great counter space and tub/shower in the main vanity area.
Guest Room 1 - Queen
Separate full bath upstairs with tub/shower, and lots of counter space.
Main Floor:
Guest Room 2 - Twin over Full size bunk with twin trundle. Stairs, not a ladder, go up to the bunk! This is a favorite hangout for kids but can easily accommodate a family.
There is a half bath on the main floor.
Finished Walkout Basement:
Guest Room 3 - King size bed, standard East Coast King size.
Full bathroom with tub/shower just off the guest room on this level.
*Additional Sleeping Options:
There is a large gathering space in the finished basement with a sectional sofa. The sofa is comfortable but there is also plenty of space for an air bed or slumber party set-up for kids! Our experience is that air beds are far more comfortable than sleeper sofas (hate those bars in your back!), so we opted not to furnish with a sleeper sofa. The air mattresses have the added bonus of being able to be placed where it best suits your family.
The upstairs master bedroom and the main floor living area each have comfortable sofas that could be used for overflow sleeping (for single use, not sleeper sofas). The sectional in the game room downstairs would sleep two small children or 1 adult. The rooms are all spacious and several have enough floor space for twin air mattresses. Please email us with specific questions regarding how your group will be comfortable at the house! Additional photos coming soon to the Gallery page!
There are restaurants, a lovely winery just a few short minutes from the house, and other attractions in nearby South Hill, VA and Littleton, NC.
Rent a boat, get some ice cream or deli sandwiches at the easy to access marina 1 mile away. It's a quick trip there either by boat or car. Large, quiet cove swimming at the house with a large area for tubing or water skiing right at the cove's entrance. Only 3 minutes to the main lake for even bigger water if you wish to explore! Kayak or canoe up Great Creek and enjoy the scenery. Have fun trying your skills at fishing off the dock! Only 6 minutes from Rte 85, 1-2 miles from two convenience grocery stores, 17 minutes from South Hill, VA and Littleton, NC, each with large Food Lion grocery stores. South Hill has rainy day activities such as bowling, small movie theater, train museum, farmers' market. Several area restaurants, under 1.5 hours to day trips in Raleigh, NC, or Richmond, VA, local festivals in nearby Clarksville, VA.
The water at our spot on the lake will warm up faster than the main lake, extending our season. However, we still have the benefits of wider water views, the convenience of a space right by the house for letting loose with the motor boat and having fun tubing, and the main lake is just minutes away. It's the best of both worlds!
Groups with Small Children:
We have a pack-n-play and highchair at the house for your use. We also have stepstools and a sizable set of BPA-free plates, cups and kid utensils that are dishwasher safe. The full size twin bed in the sitting room has optional bed rails that are very easy to add/remove. If you need to contain small roamers, it is simple to section off an area on the main floor that will keep little ones away from stairs. You can just close the door from the back hall to the foyer and insert a tension mounted child gate in the opening from the foyer to the living room/dining room open space. That will effectively create a level space that includes the powder room, kitchen, living room and dining room. Having traveled with our small children, we know that at certain ages having the ability to keep them away from stairs can be key! We have also installed a hotel lock on the main door so little ones can't run out unnoticed, and we have sliding door stops at the house you can clip on the doors (please ask if you need those).
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- children welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
- non smoking only
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- pets not allowed
Owners, Dragonfly
One of us is an architect and certified interior designer, and grew up in Virginia. The other works in IT and is a transplant from Northern NJ. We currently live in Northern Virginia, with our two small children. Over time, we have seen the slow transformation of Northern Virginia from areas of rolling hills and barn silos to highways and strip malls. It's possible this retreat is our escape from congestion and our chance to focus on nature, life's simple treasures and, well, quiet. On a daily basis we struggle like everyone else to balance the demands of work and our two wonderful small children. Most of the time, we are overworked and overstressed! Unwinding and spending quality time with family and friends is what this lake house is all about!
We had been looking for a special lake house surrounded both by trees and lovely water views for several years as a place to vacation and share with others. Finding Lake Gaston, which enjoys consistent water levels and fixed docks, only about 3.25 hours from our main home has been ideal. The weather is often 10-12 degrees warmer than in Northern VA, and this particular spot enjoys 6-8 degrees warmer lake water than main lake properties, yet we have the benefit of large water right next to the house. We don't have to worry about high speed traffic with the kids swimming, and we love taking the boat down to the marina a mile away for an ice cream cone on a summer's day. The house fit our needs with plenty of space for multiple families, two great gathering spaces, hardwood floors and a real treehouse feel. It's truly our reprieve from the hustle and bustle of normal work and life! Having a lovely winery 2 miles away with special events and dinners is a big plus! We enjoy the convenience from Rte 85, and even the drive on 85 is more pleasant than 95 S. We love the terracing and gorgeous stone walls, and evenings on the deck or dock.
We enjoy the protection of the wide cove, with the views of bigger water and land with a lush canopy of trees. We love the view back of the house from the dock with the stacked stone landscaping walls and the covered eating area on the dock. We saw several homes that were nice houses but had horrible water views or bad water depth, but here we enjoy 7'-9' deep water off the end of the dock with gorgeous views in a fabulous lake location! The craftsman style touches of beadboard wainscot in the foyer and stair, the beadboard ceiling in the kitchen, the open floor plan, the vaulted living room ceiling, 85' of shoreline, flat concrete play space on the front of the house and many other features all made this property an ideal choice for our family.
As new owners, and one of us in the design profession, we are adding so many new elements and updates both inside and out! Many of these are not yet pictured as it's still winter and we haven't set up the yard, deck and dock for summer. But for those of you who choose to stay here, you will enjoy all the benefits during your stay! We are also painting inside and refurnishing, so this will truly be a special vacation spot for years to come!

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Sammy Hagar visited the headquarters of Facebook last week, where he came upon a meeting room called "Van Halen"! Write your own caption/punchline in our Comments section.
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"I'm livin' with the aftershock"
"Isn't this sign supposed to be red with those black and white stripes on it?"
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I'm early !!!!
"Even my watch band is less bumpy than that '04 tour was."
Dem crazy mofoz!!!
I need permission from Eddie to enter??? WTF!!!
can me and mike open for you guys so we can play arenas/stadiums too?????
Let's remember 5150. The first album with sammy and the guys. To say "van hagar" just isn't cool man. Listen to that album, the was the start of 10 + years of great stuff. Eddie said when they jammed together to see how it would all gel, any note ed played,sammy would hit the next octave above it. I think it was a blessing in disguise Dave left. If you look at live footage, I see sammy REMEMBERING all the lyrics to any track van halen played live from their Vast catalogue. Sail away with someone's daughter….. LOL OW!
If I knock, will they open the door? Maybe if I tell them that Mike isn't here with me.
i realize now that i am not nearly as talented as Dave
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Fresh Orange Cake
Serve this vibrant orange cake topped with candied oranges in the winter, when oranges are at their best.
Makes: 16 servings
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Candied oranges
- 2 medium seedless oranges, scrubbed
- 3 cups water
- 3 cups sugar
- 3 cups sifted cake flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 medium seedless orange, scrubbed and cut into eighths
- 2 cups sugar, divided
- 2 large eggs, separated
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 large egg whites
- Fresh mint sprigs, for garnish
- To make candied oranges: Cut 2 oranges into paper-thin slices.
- Mix water and 3 cups sugar in a wide pan. Bring to a simmer over low heat, stirring to dissolve sugar. Add the orange slices and poach, keeping the syrup at a bare simmer and ladling it over the oranges occasionally, until their skins are translucent, 1 1/2 to 2 hours (handle gently to avoid tearing). Carefully transfer the oranges to a sheet of wax paper; let cool. Reserve about 1/2 cup syrup.
- To make cake: Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a 10-inch angel food cake pan with nonstick spray. Line the bottom with parchment paper.
- Whisk flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a medium bowl. Set aside.
- Pulse 1 orange in a food processor until finely chopped. Add 1 1/2 cups sugar; process until smooth. Add egg yolks, buttermilk, oil and vanilla; pulse to combine. Transfer to a large bowl.
- Beat the 4 egg whites in a clean bowl with an electric mixer on medium-high speed until soft peaks form. Gradually sprinkle in the remaining 1/2 cup sugar, beating until stiff and glossy.
- Add the dry ingredients to the orange mixture in 2 additions, folding with a whisk until just blended. Whisk one-quarter of the beaten whites into the batter. Fold in the remaining whites with a rubber spatula. Scrape batter into prepared pan and smooth the top. Tap the pan on the counter to release air bubbles.
- Bake the cake until a skewer inserted in the center comes out clean, 55 to 65 minutes. Let cool in the pan on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Loosen edges and invert cake onto rack. Remove paper and let cool completely.
- Place the cake on a platter and brush with the reserved 1/2 cup orange syrup. Arrange the candied orange slices on top and garnish with mint sprigs.
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1.8/5 rDev -48%
Purchased a single at Total Wine.
Poured into a pint glass to see an orangish copper liquid with little to no head. Partly cloudy...
Smells of aluminum, but this is out of a glass bottle... hmm...
Tastes... uhh, disgusting. It's very flat and tastes of cardboard.
Mouthfeel is watery and flat.
Not drinkable, I managed to finish it, but it was tough and I wouldn't do it again.
*This beer has NO born on date or expiration date listed. I can only assume this was not a spoiled beer and if that's the case, it's not very good. If it's spoiled, well, I suggest Fiddler's Green add a date to prevent us from suffering through something like this.
03-07-2008 19:06:01 | More by beeroclock
3.33/5 rDev -3.8%
Presentation: 12 oz. brown bottle, no dating of any kind, poured into a pint glass.
Appearance: Pours a crystal clear golden yellow color, lots of small carbonation bubbles rising inside. The head formed a decent 1-2 fingrs thick and had nice retention.
Aroma: Floral hops along with some citrus, mainly lemon and grapefruit.
Taste: Citrus hops dominate from start to finish, there's the grapefruit again. Some malts come through in the middle, but it's quick and the hops take over again fast. The finish is bitter and hoppy, almost like grapefruit juice.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and smooth. The carbonation balanced nicely as well.
Overall: Not sure what's going on up in Utica. The label says Fiddler's Green Brewing Co. but BA's got this one listed under The Matt Brewing Company. Anyways, enough about the brewery, how about the beer? Well, nothing special, that's for sure. Just a typical American IPA with lots of citrus hops. Still I found it enjoyable and would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the style. I'll be sure to buy more, but it won't become a standard in my fridge.
02-21-2008 02:10:30 | More by FenwaySquid
3.7/5 rDev +6.9%
So, the bottle states it's from Fiddler's Green Brewing Company. But BA say's its actually Matt Brewing Co. who are the makers of the Saranac line.
I've enjoyed Saranac's in the past. Let's give Fiddler's Green a go!
Pours a slighty hazy gold orange into my Lucky Labrador pint glass. Fairly weak head and retention.
Aroma at first was citronella, with orange and grapefruit notes.
Interesting english IPA flavors, which i'm not used to living out here in Oregon. Leafy/cholorphyl with pine. Again, I am getting citronella for some reason. A dry bittering is there too, making it not too smooth in the mouthfeel. Also a light sugar/saccarine flavor in the aftertaste.
It's a good reproduction of a classic English-style IPA. Not excellent, but solidly drinkable.
02-20-2008 02:57:12 | More by SurlyDuff
3.43/5 rDev -0.9%
12-oz. bottle poured into a pint glass.
A = Clear, light amber, medium sized head with good lacing, carbonation level seems relatively light made up of medium sized bubbles.
S = Light smells of grapefruit is the main smell I get, but on second and third smells, I get some good sweet malt scents. Quite refreshing.
T = Citrus tastes pervade, mostly lemon with a hint of grapefruit, some floral notes, too, refreshing, but not very complex.
M = Medium bodied, good mouthcoating, carbonation level just right -- not stinging, not too foamy.
D = This is not a complex or very strongly hopped IPA, but it is very refreshing and pleasant. I would definitely recommend trying it, I just don't think it will necessarily become my IPA standby.
02-09-2008 16:05:49 | More by Traquairlover
3.85/5 rDev +11.3%
I must disagree with the posts below. The bottle I'm drinking right now is not incredibly hoppy at all. Perhaps a formula change took place. The level of hops in what I'm drinking is appropriate for an APA but this certainly doesn't seem to be an IPA. Regardless, it's a tasty sessionable APA.
01-11-2008 19:28:09 | More by HardcoreKeith
3.83/5 rDev +10.7%
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Pours from the 12oz bottle into a pint glass. Very clear, obviously filtered, fairly pale amber color, topped with a white head of decent size. A bit spotty at times and doesnt really last very long. Minimal lacing.
Aroma is fruity and citrusy. Also, some alcohol is available in the nose as well. Good caramel aromas to back the abv and hoppiness. Maybe even some lemon rind and orange peel in there.
Very nice balance between the caramel malts and hops in this one. Seems a little piney in flavor and some juniper berries. Alcohol is slightly detectable. Not sure of the abv, but I guess around 6.5%. Seems weird to have citrus in the nose and more English flavors in the tongue, but, whatever.
Light to medium bodied with a very dry finish. Formerly, the dry finishes kind of bummed me out, but I am beginning to find that a more redeeming quality. I liked this one. Nothing spectacular but good enough to get the job done. Easy drinker as well.
12-06-2007 22:04:02 | More by SaCkErZ9
3.8/5 rDev +9.8%
Pours a light amber with a wispy head. Aromas of fruity apricot and grapefruit, balanced by round maltiness at the end. Taste is crisp, with predominantly grassy and herbal hop flavors. A touch of apricot in the background. Quite dry in mouthfeel and fairly spritzy as well. A fairly tame ipa,dryer and softer than most, but pleasant.
12-06-2007 17:25:28 | More by Georgiabeer
3.28/5 rDev -5.2%
Poured from a bottle with no drink by date. The appearance is a medium amber color that is clear and has ample carbonation and bubbles. It is topped by a white 1 finger head that falls to a thin crown. There is very little lacing. The aroma is sweet and flowery as well as sweet and malty; a good combination of both malts and hops. The taste has a pretty decent hop flavor and the hop bitterness occurs in the aftertaste.
For the style, this is not bad and it is fairly easy to drink more than one.
10-27-2007 22:31:45 | More by abcsofbeer
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3.63/5 rDev +4.9%
Not bad for my first brew from this particular brewer.
Coppery orange with a dense white head that eases off gradually. Spicy malt scent with pale malt dry-sweetness. A bit too hoppy on the taste: too much floral flavour and not nearly enough malt. Burning, bitter aftertaste that offends as much as it pleases. A bit rich and cream in both taste and body. Better than average, but one can do better.
10-15-2007 05:19:05 | More by BDTyre
3.23/5 rDev -6.6%
Fiddler's Green India Pale Ale pours a light orange color, with a white head that leaves a decent amount of lace, from a brown twelve ounce bottle. The aroma is hoppy as expected, but there seems to be something a little funky or off about it that I can't quite put my finger on. Initially, the flavor is nicely hoppy but with a decent malt backbone that largely remains in the background. There is a fairly bitter aftertaste that isn't quite unpleasant, but yet isn't quite right either. Overall, slightly better than average.
10-12-2007 00:08:56 | More by Drew966
3.63/5 rDev +4.9%
12 oz. bottle from Total Wine in Cary. Poured into a pint glass.
A golden amber body sits below a nice, 1" off-white head. Great retention fueled by an insane carbonation level. Splotches of lacing dot the glass. Aroma has a nice caramel hop note that's quite resinous, fooling me into thinking this was an American, not English, IPA. A touch of industrial polish, some grapefruit, and a bit of vanilla round out the aroma.
Taste exhibits smooth notes of wheat, caramel, hops, sour grapes, and some alcohol. Mouthfeel falls a bit flat, despite the deceptively fervent carbonation. The finish is weak at first, but eventually ramps up into a good, biting hop aftertaste. I can't say I'd go after this one again, there are just too many other IPA's I'd rather be drinking.
09-06-2007 03:59:13 | More by wagenvolks
New Jersey
3.95/5 rDev +14.2%
Picked up a single bottle of this- was unsure what to expect since this is the first time I had seen this.
Poured into a standard pint glass-
A- An amber color with some golden hues. Minimal lacing- nothing really- small cream colored head.
S- Smell was of citrusy hops- some grassy/earthy/floral scents.
T- Hmmm. Enjoyable mouthful of hops, quite unexpected. Some sweet (caramel,malty almost) flavors.
M- Sticky and dry, but not to the point where I have a completely dry mouth.
D- Close to being sessionable.
VERY good and unexpected IPA. Will look for this again.
09-05-2007 22:23:01 | More by DavidSeanNJ
3.98/5 rDev +15%
Pours a clear golden amber with a soapy 2 finger head that dies quick to a small amount of lacing. Smell is very unusual to me. Very floral hops, a small amount of citrus and maybe some strawberry. Smells exactly like a handful of potpourri. Taste baffles me just as much for an IPA. Grassy, floral, again the potpourri. Medium in the mouth. Balanced. Good carbonation. Decent drinkability I suppose. Im very confused at the moment, this does stretch the IPA boundaries but I dont think I will come back to it.
09-05-2007 06:07:04 | More by franksnbeans
3.43/5 rDev -0.9%
Some caramel malt sweetness does its best to balance against a rich, peppery hop spice with a leafy, vegetal character and even a nice floral note.
While the balance is merely sufficient, I must say I was impressed with the rich, tasty hop character here.
09-03-2007 04:06:41 | More by arguemaniac
3.6/5 rDev +4%
The hoppiest beer I've had since getting back from Hong Kong last weekend - a refreshing change!
Appearance is surprisingly light in color, a light amber, with a good sized head with fair retention and minor lacing. Smell is of big hops - floral, pine, some citrus. I see that this is listed as an English IPA - could have fooled me, I'd call it an East Coast American IPA, from the aroma. Flavor is hoppy, cleanly bitter, piney. As it warms, sweet malts come more and more into balance. Mouthfeel is on the thin side. Drinkability is decent.
08-17-2007 09:59:43 | More by hunteraw
3.53/5 rDev +2%
In a US pint glass
Pleasant strong green hop floral comes off right after you pop the cap. After pouring into the glass the smell rounds out with sweet
malt layered with banana and a soft spice, faint metallic in there too. The head bubbled up a fizzy white and settled to a thin Savannah of creamy foam. A nice mountain range of large bubbles in the foam Savannah from the bubbling carbonation as it sits. Lacing already on the glass where the initial head rose and fell.
Holy cohumulone that hop flavor jumps right up and takes hold, stomping all over the malt and leaving lingering bitter hop flavor that crisps your palate. I'll let this sit for awhile and warm. <15 min> Well not a whole difference when it was allowed to warm a bit. A nice in your face IPA with an interesting spicy black pepper flavor in with the hops there. The malt really doesn't stand a chance here. I like it, but you probably need to be a big IPA fan to enjoy this one. dark gold color with a hint of amber. I'll get it again in singles but not a sixpack unless I'm feeling especially feisty. Mouth feel is nominal, it would be my choice for a summer brew (when I'm not chortling down Russian Imperial Stout in the heat, that is).
08-12-2007 23:14:02 | More by deathonthemounta
3.83/5 rDev +10.7%
A pretty average IPA but with enough of a hops blast to keep it interesting. Pours a reddish gold with a medium size head. Some retention and light lacing. Smell is fairly faint but a hint of hops. Tastes pretty good. Some hops bitterness, definitely an IPA. Mouthfeel is a bit thin. Usually with an IPA, even if the first impression is that it is a bit weak in mouthfeel, the resiny coating builds up and the mouthfeel appears more rich. Not the case here. Nice dry finish. Drinkability is good. Good hops taste, crisp and fairly light. Not one I would seek out, but a nice session beer / summertime thirst quencher.
08-04-2007 17:51:45 | More by JayQue
4.08/5 rDev +17.9%
Huge hop smell as soon as I opened the bottle to pour. Looks a little light in color for an ipa. Appearance suffers because of a very minimal head with no staying power or lacing.Taste is awesome, matches the aroma exactly, they probably us only one hop variety. The best part is the mouth feel, which is extremely dry. This lends to good drinkability, because I immediately took two more quick sips without thinking about it. Might be a dangerous brew that way, eh ;] It seems like this should be a hoppy pale ale rather than an ipa. Maybe the bad reviews of this are because it doesn't seem exactly to style. As a beer you can drink on a hot summer evening [87 right now in NC] it fits the bill. I'd buy a sixer of this some time.
07-16-2007 22:50:15 | More by bboven
2.15/5 rDev -37.9%
I saw Fiddler's Green being hyped on the shelf with large green signs and exhortations of medal-earning, award-winning pedigree. I grabbed a six pack, eager for something new, when reason grabbed the controls and I decided to try a single in the make-your-own sixers. All I can say after drinking this beer is that I'm thankful I opted for the single.
Out of a chilled 355mL/12oz bottle poured a warm, pale orange brew. The head was solid upon the pour but disappeared into a muddled white mess quickly. The lacing was barely there. For some reason the word "limpid" came to mind. The beer was very clear, and after a minute, the carbonation seemed to disappear and the beer kind of just sat there, inert. I looked closer and saw that there was a steady if minute amount of carbonation. Suffice to say, this one isn't really a looker.
The aroma felt strong with hops upfront, with a small hint of sugar and malt, with a whiff of fruit in there as well. The scent became dulled and almost stale after a while, with a general lingering hop character. Overall, underwhelming.
The first sip was very flat. A dry hop taste with little bite or character. The taste was very vacuous, with a dull dry bitterness that doesn't follow through. In all honesty, the whole thing tasted watered down; it was the only way I could account for so little flavor. After getting acclimated to the taste, it left a simple and almost annoying hop taste in the mouth, that I was eager to erase with a proper IPA.
Ultimately, there was absolutely nothing special about this beer. Even if you were to gauge this as a training-wheels IPA, it falls short for simply not delivering even a median experience in any category. This is a very safe, bland IPA that will leave anyone fond of hops, variety, or flavor wanting.
07-16-2007 21:42:44 | More by TheClassical
South Carolina
3.4/5 rDev -1.7%
A- Copper color with a finger of head that settles to a ring quickly and leaves a completely clean glass behind.
S- Mmm. Rich caramel malt and spicy, grapefruity hops to balance. A hint of pepper and biscuit. An altogether enjoyable nose.
T- Not as good as the nose, at all. But still good. Caramel up front, with some pine and grapefruit quickly following. The finish is where it goes awry: A strange metallic flavor comes in, mixed with unsweetened grapefruit concentrate. I love hops, and I love hop bitterness, but this is the way bitterness is not supposed to be done. Just keep drinking so you don't have to deal with the aftertaste.
M- Smooth and full-bodied at first, giving way to dryness and intense astringency to go along with the flavors mentioned above. The carbonation is spot-on, though, for the style.
D- It gets an average score... very good nose and good flavor, but the finish... I'll drink the six pack, but I'll go to others for standby IPA's.
07-06-2007 02:51:32 | More by khiasmus
South Carolina
3.1/5 rDev -10.4%
Ok, so this has been staring at me on the shelves of Total Wine and more for god knows how long, and for some reason I avoided it like the plaque, no idea why just thought it wasnt gonna be good just based on how much they were hyping it up. Went for a couple mixed sixers and finally decided to throw one in and see how it was, I figured what the hell.
Well it poured a very clear, I mean crystal clear golden amber with a small white head that quickly faded leaving behind very minimal film on the top. A slight glass layer of lace streaked down as I sipped but this was again very slight and not particularly noteworthy. Lots of visible carbonation was evident in the many streams of bubbles coming up from the bottom throughout the entire session.
The smell was definatly hoppy, but somewhat muted or watered down. Definate citrus notes could be detected, light orange and tangerice, maybe a bit of grapefruit with a touch of sugar sweetness in the back. Again though it just did not seem like a full aroma, something was lacking. First impression of the taste was the same. Somewhat thin, light IPA, hey maybe this is a light IPA? Anyway, very smooth light feel, decent carbonation with a little bit of a thinness to it. Nice bitter finish, but it just lacked that punch to put it over the top. Nothing really evident, profile wise other then the citrus hops, perhaps a bit of sugar, but just a standard fair light IPA.
Overall I wouldnt say that my feelings were justified in avoiding this, howver it is rather forgettable. I mean it is better then your standard macro, and is totally sessionable, however so are alot of other brews that have a much fuller and more balance flavor. Ehh give it a shot if its around, you could do worse.
07-05-2007 23:42:09 | More by mikesgroove
3.95/5 rDev +14.2%
Another beer I have not seen in Florida before. And as a hophead, I can't resist IPAs.
This is a light, crystal clear amber with a white foamy head that reduces to a nice layer of sticky foam in my glass.
It has a nice lightly floral hop aroma, nothing huge, but this is not a double IPA, after all.
The taste is good: Hoppy and bitter -- with flavors grapefruit and resin -- but this ale also has a nice malt balance.
The body is smooth and light, perhaps just a bit watery.
This is a nice bitter IPA and I will certainly drink it again.
06-29-2007 01:32:32 | More by Shaw
South Carolina
3.03/5 rDev -12.4%
Pours a golden honey color, thin head that dissipates quickly leaving just a thin skim on the surface. Some slight lacing.
Light smell of piney or spicy hops.
Good mouthfeel, crisp, medium body, good carbonation which is refreshing for a warm weather beer.
Strong hop taste, not much balance. Hops are kind of piney, lacking citrus flavor. Very bitter aftertaste.
I love a good IPA but don't know if I could drink more than one or two of these in a sitting due to the aftertaste, not especially hoppy, just bitter.
06-20-2007 23:01:36 | More by 5thOhio
2.65/5 rDev -23.4%
Poured a 1" white, rocky head into a wine glass at a BYOB bought from Total Wine in DE
Sparklingly clear light amber body.
The nose is a great indicator to the tase on this brew. Floral hoppiness with little malt backbone. The hops used in this brew are empty in the backend. It seems there are multiple varietals used, as the combination of them ends up being a subtraction of the subtleties of the individual ones.
The initial flavor has a faint sweetness, and a heavy, non-varietal bitterness, that leaves a dry feeling on your palate, and this from a hop head. The duration of this dry finish was oo long for me to seek out more of these.
06-19-2007 13:01:06 | More by boelker62
3.68/5 rDev +6.4%
Semitransparent orange golden body, low carbonation. Creamy off-white head. Good retention and lace.
Harsh resin hops, fresh grass and mild caramel.
Very powerful hop flavors right up front, abit too much but still ok. Toffee and a hint of roasted coffee. Aftertaste dominated by harsh resin.
Medium body and coating.
Good drinkability. A hopheads IPA.
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Less irritating than I feared but pretty low on substance as well.
I enjoyed the audiobook, and some of the advice in general is good, but ultimately the specifics may be challenging to apply to my own life.
Excellent book. The audio book is read by the author. Her accent adds much more feeling to the story. It is a story about the author and her education about why the French don't get fat.
I thought this book had a lot of good advice, and it was a really interesting look at French culture from an insider's point of view. Actually, it was even better because the author is also an American - she was raised in France but then married an American, so she has good insight on both cultures. This was nice since she wasn't too hard on Americans, and she didn't come across as being all "The French are better, nyeh!"
I guess this book was not structured enough for me, but the whole point of the book was not to follow some structured régime (and I believe that word actually means "diet" in French). It was about changing your culturally ingrained American habits and making slight shifts and fixes to how you live.
This book however was a little annoying to me with its very nonvegan recipes (can we say butter, heavy cream, eggs, cheese, yogurt, duck, chicken, fish, oysters, horse! - which by the way she never liked eating for "sentimental" reasons but her parents made her every week when she was growing up), but that was to be expected since French cooking isn't exactly friendly to les végétaliens. I did appreciate her points about eating things in season and using the very best quality ingredients, so that your food needs very little added flavor in the form of fat and/or sugar.
So, read this book if you're a Francophile or just interested in another culture but don't read it if you're looking for some secret miracle cure - kind of ironic since she nicknamed her French doctor who helped her lose the weight she had gained in America Dr. Miracle.
This eating philosophy is quite similar to that of Bob Greene and Dr. Phil, enjoy your food, in moderation, get moving, don't "diet", but change your lifestyle and the way you think about food and eating, make it an experience, don't scarf down your dinner at the kitchen sink and never eat in front of the tv. The French haven't cornered the market on most of the things she discusses in this book. America used to live this way before we tripled our portion size, got too busy to cook, invented the TV dinner, and built communities based on the idea of driving everywhere rather than walking.
I did love her description of the French market and I envied it. She compared the experience of grocery shopping in France to shopping in New York City, which is still not the same as grocery shopping in the Midwest. So a lot of her suggestions are unfortunately not practical. Believe me, I wish we could get rid of the Wal-mart Supercenter and I could walk to the outdoor market every other day to get my super-fresh ingredients to make my dinner. I would challenge her to come here and go grocery shopping with me. (Forget about buying fish, unless you want fresh-frozen Tilapia from China- ew) Okay, once in a while I can get Alaskan salmon.
I completely agreed with her about the chapter on water. Even if you think you're drinking enough water, you're probably not. She motivated me to drink more and more. (excuse me, I need to go to the bathroom).
And I was glad to see that like me, she's a big yogurt fan. I also liked the French philosophy on wine. I thought it was a much healthier view of drinking than a lot of Americans have.
I have to disagree about the going to the gym part. We Americans have to go to the gym because it's not feasible for us to walk everywhere we need to go. French women don't like to sweat- well who does, but there is something satisfying to putting in a good workout at the gym, and you end up having more energy and sleep better. I think one's own exercise routine is a combination of personal preference and what fits best into your lifestyle.
All in all, this was a fun read compared to other "diet" books. And the title is quite true, so there are some motivating suggestions to be gleaned from the book. Especially when she talks about how as we age, we need to re-evaluate our eating habits and she breaks it down into age groups. I think to truly embrace all of her suggestions though, you'd have to move to France, which after reading about some of her descriptions I'm seriously considering.
Guiliano ends the book with a list of more observations about French women. They don't weigh themselves, they don't snack all the time, they eat more fruit but would never give up their bread or other carbs. They dress to take out the garbage, they understand the importance of a good haircut and expensive perfume, they know love is slimming. Part of me wanted to throw the book across the room, while the other part was memorizing the list....At the very least, we would all do ourselves a favor to make like Colette, for whom the table was ''a date with love and friendship '' instead of the root of all evil.
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Author Mireille Guiliano is CEO of Veuve Clicquot, and French Women Don't Get Fat offers a concept of sensible pleasures: If you have a chocolate croissant for breakfast, have a vegetable-based lunch--or take an extra walk and pass on the bread basket at dinner. Guiliano's insistence on simple measures slowly creating substantial improvements are reassuring, and her suggestion to ignore the scale and learn to live by the "zipper test" could work wonders for those who get wrapped up in tiny details of diet. She sympathizes that deprivation can lead straight to overindulgence when it comes to favorite foods, but then, in a most French manner, treats them as a pleasure that needs to be sated, rather than a battle to be fought.
A number of recipes are included, from a weight-loss enhancing leek soup to a lush chocolate mousse; they read more like what you'd find in a French cookbook rather than an American diet book. Most appealingly, these are guidelines and tricks that could be easily sustainable over a lifetime. If you agree that food is meant to be appreciated--but no more so than having a trim waist--these charmingly French recommendations could set you on the path to a future filled with both croissants and high fashion. --Jill Lightner
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Dominic exclusively told BANG Showbiz: ''[What's embarrassing about sex scenes?] Well normally it's what they try and make you wear, which is anything from some sad nappy, to a towel with elastic bands round it in the shape of a penis - like that in any way is going to make you feel better. Actually, it's better to be butt naked and get on with it.''
The 35-year-old actor engages in a series of sex scenes with co-star Lara Pulver in TV drama series 'Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond', but insists he has never been inappropriately aroused whilst filming due to the unromantic atmosphere on set.
Dominic explained: ''I've been quite lucky enough to not have [been aroused]. I think probably when I first had to do it that was a real fear but you learn quite quickly that you are surrounded by hairy blokes with cameras in their hands and microphones, and it's the last place you would get aroused. Plus you're not doing it with someone who you should really get aroused with anyway.''
'Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond' is released on DVD today (10.03.14).