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He'Brew Jewbelation Sweet 16 Anniversary Ale - Shmaltz Brewing Company
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3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
Blackish brown and opaque with a thick and frothy head of dimpled foam that lingers long. Aroma of vanilla and bourbon, some woody notes. Rich flavors of darkly roasted malt, cocoa, bourbon, vanilla, espresso, slight cherry tang, pine board, hints of smoke, raisins, root beer, dried leaves, and charred bark. Amazingly complex flavors. The sky-high ABV is fairly subdued. Good beer overall, a sipper for sure.
12-31-2012 00:57:11 | More by far333
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3.25/5 rDev -16.2%
12-05-2013 14:35:55 | More by braugon
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -22.7%
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4.5/5 rDev +16%
11-10-2012 02:52:30 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +3.1%
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3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
04-01-2013 01:09:52 | More by warnerry
3.25/5 rDev -16.2%
02-16-2014 03:05:27 | More by Lazaro
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
11-26-2012 18:38:12 | More by VernonKell
4.75/5 rDev +22.4%
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4/5 rDev +3.1%
01-14-2013 16:41:21 | More by Mattco
4.43/5 rDev +14.2%
Poured from 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice glass.
Appearance: Pours very dark and black with a moderate amount of bubbles. A small finger of tan head fades into a thin layer around the edges of the glass. Leaves a decent amount of lacing around the glass.
Smell: A big, sweet, and complex aroma. Big presence of dark fruits with hints of raisins, prunes, dark cherry, fig, and dates. Dark roasted malts with hints of burnt caramel, toffee, chocolate, oak, and smoke. Sweet molasses and burnt sugars. Some anise licorice. Earthy and grassy hops linger around. Sixteen hops are listed but they take a back seat to the dark fruits and malts here. Alcohol scents as expected. A very complex and good aroma that doesn't smell overly syrupy.
Taste: As huge and complex as the aroma indicates. Big taste of dark fruits with notes of raisin, dark cherry licorice, prunes, dates, and fig. Big dark malt taste like a stout with notes of chocolate, burnt caramel, toffee, and burnt toast along with a good kick of smoke. Burnt sugars and molasses. Some anise and other spices. The hops come out more in the taste and provide a nice bitter bite to counter the sweetness. Earthy and grassy hops with a subtle undertone of citrus hop. Noticeable taste of alcohol as expected from the 16%. A really good taste.
Mouthfeel: Full thick body with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, slick, and somewhat syrupy. Quite a hot feel from the heavy alcohol but its nothing I can't handle.
Overall: This came out very good. Huge flavor with lots of different tastes. The hops do a really good job of keeping things from becoming a cloying mess. Nice roasty undertones.
12-01-2012 07:49:39 | More by MattyG85
Ontario (Canada)
4.41/5 rDev +13.7%
Aged 18 months
Appearance: rock solid milk chocolate head with body as near to black as it gets
Aroma: port & dark chocolate, prunes; deep, dark, and addictive; rum; rich, sweet, dried fruit aromas are crazy
Taste & Mouthfeel: dark caramelized fruit flavours start things off, but rapidly transition to beautiful and strong cocoa that when paired with unrestrained alcohol burn make for a memorable finish; nothing held back, it's in your face intense flavour - small sips advised; velvety texture accentuates the sense of creamy hot chocolate - that's been liberally doused with port; the interplay between fruit and chocolate flavours is perfect and lacking any bitterness that can come the dark malts
Overall: this is for a cold winter night, paired with a rich chocolate cake, and throw in some raspberries/blackberries
07-19-2014 19:04:22 | More by BGDrock
4.5/5 rDev +16%
07-12-2013 03:22:10 | More by acknight
5/5 rDev +28.9%
01-20-2013 04:45:54 | More by Auraan
3.61/5 rDev -7%
A strong ale? This beer pours like an imperial stout! Thick, burnt molasses brown and opaque. The head is an oak yellow brown that starts out thick but fades to a rainbow oil slicked cluster of bubbles. For sure a worthy looking beer for a 16th anniversary.
Deep rich nose of dark fruits and heavily roasted grains with hints of coconut. Again the nose is stout-ish and as it warms the scents get more complex. This is becoming a more and more impressive beer.
The taste is the first point where the sweet 16 jives from the stout formula. Instead of chocolate and coffee roasted malts this brew is more dark fruit, hops and sweet cereal. There is an overall boozy undertone that is masked nicely by the dark fruit flavors but still there. This one for sure is a sipper.
I feel this beer slips in the mouthfeel department. It's very thick and sweet that leaves you with an overly coated mouth. I do like how the grain notes and boozy burn lingers but I've had better strong ales and for sure better stouts. All in all, this is a solid beer. I can feel it coming on and I like most of its angles. Well done shmaltz brewing, I'm glad I've got two of these bombers.
03-29-2013 23:02:09 | More by jbphoto88
3/5 rDev -22.7%
11-15-2013 23:21:48 | More by Mtooman
Alberta (Canada)
3.94/5 rDev +1.5%
650ml bottle, deemed a paltry 15.2% ABV by the guv'ment operators in our particular provincial bailiwick. Happy age of consent birthday, Shmaltz!
This beer pours an admittedly hard to discern clear, very, very, very, (did I say very?) dark brown hue, with slight basal reddish cola highlights, and three fingers of tight, silkily foamy, robustly beige head, which leaves little beyond a low ebbing ring of lace around the glass as it readily recedes.
It smells of sweet black fruit esters - figs, plum, and soused cherries come most readily to mind - with some musty baker's chocolate, earthy anise, leafy, somewhat bitter earthy hops, and a well bridled sugary booziness. The taste is more sweet, concentrated dark fruit - plum pudding and dried prunes (different enough, I would put forth) - quickly eclipsed by a bitter citrus rind and earthy, leafy hoppiness, all surprising detectable before the latent, yet still rather hefty caramel/toffee malt bomb that you just knew had to come about, comes about.
The bubbles are quite restrained, but with a wisp of edgy frothiness here and there, the body a muscular, dues all paid up, full weight, and with a pretty straight-up smoothness, one which seems to have no fear of interlopers. It finishes still on the veritably sweet side, the deep fruit somehow sublimated by a lingering sassy citric and earthy hoppiness, and a now burgeoning booze warming.
Well, this does indeed push the boundaries of what any sane soul might proclaim as one individual 'beer', but hey, ho, what the hell. Any milestone anniversary celebration should be a heady affair, and this fits the bill quite accordingly. The sugar, hop, and booze notes are all so well integrated as to make one oblivious to the effort put forth to get to this point, to get more and more and more out of things. A tasty, way over the top strong ale, which should be consumed like a red wine. Or not.
01-20-2013 06:37:12 | More by biboergosum
3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
01-21-2014 11:52:33 | More by alamode
4.5/5 rDev +16%
03-12-2013 05:59:33 | More by DruC4
Ontario (Canada)
3.71/5 rDev -4.4%
A big beer which revels in its bigness. LCBO acquisition, who promptly gave a lab evaluation of only 14.5% abv - whatever, it is only to be supped. Big chocolate and roasted malt, and heavy anise finish. Black and bubbly head is attractive. Booze in the finish. Its hidden but its instantly apparent. Sweet stout bias. Above average mouthfeel.
04-15-2013 03:45:55 | More by Sammy
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +16%
A - dark brown with a big, brown, frothy, head that has great retention
S - wood, alcohol, caramel, roasted malts, dark fruit
T - roasty, chocolate, earthy, spicy hops, woody, alcohol, dark fruit
M - full bodied, warm, smooth
This is a great beer that is very complex. There are so many different flavors that I know I didn't give them all their justice above. The ABV is definitlely noticeable but it didn't detract from the flavors or the overall drinking experience. This is yet another big beer from He'Brew that is nicely done. It's well worth a try.
11-26-2012 10:23:11 | More by tdm168
4.08/5 rDev +5.2%
22oz bottle served in small wine glass. Beer pours a dark brown color, decidedly neither opaque nor black. Viscosity looks surprisingly thin given the ABV, which is advertised with a big shiny "16" on the label. Medium-thin head of lighter brown. Big aroma of grapes or raisins -- this is clearly a barleywine. On the first sip I've discovered I've served this *way* too cold. But there's no rush, we can fix this....
Fruit flavors come through strongest in this beer. The contrast of the richness of the dark/stone fruit with their sweetness (figs, plums) is the focal point. There's also a complex mix of hops which serves to neutralize the aftertaste and leave the overall profile relatively dry. I can't imagine how the brewer finds just the right IBU level to make this beer work. The mouthfeel is not too heavy, consistent with how it pours, which is nice because this is a REALLY big beer (1x 22oz beer @ 16% ABV = 6x 12oz beers @ 5%...holy shit...not bad for $8).
Maybe not an every day beer, but highly recommended nonetheless.
04-04-2013 02:08:32 | More by hreb
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
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04-04-2013 13:03:37 | More by phirleh
3.78/5 rDev -2.6%
Jewbelation Sweet 16 pours a very dark chocolate fudge color. It's almost opaque, but not quite there. When held to light, there are a few burgundy highlights at the edges. Good looking color though. It's topped with a dark mocha colored head that stands about a finger and a half tall. It's extremely slow to recede. Lacing was sticky and relatively thick. Pretty impressive.
The nose is a tad weak, but it does smell pretty good. A bit more strength would help. This one's all about the malts. No doubt about it. It's full of chocolate and roasted malts. The chocolate variety smells like cocoa and fudge. It smells a bit sweet and sugary. Dark fruit is noted and has a relatively strong presence. It complements the malts pretty well. I'm not getting much in the hops department. Alcohol is definitely noted. Comes through pretty strong. This is an 11.8% bottle. I can't even imagine what the 16% ones would be like.
The flavor is pretty good. The malt base is definitely strong and flavorful. Roasted and chocolate malts combine to create a really nice flavor. Bittersweet dark chocolate, cocoa, and sweet milk chocolate are all present. It's a bit sweet, but not in a negative sense. Dark fruit has a rather strong presence. It's a nice complement to the malts and adds a bit of a tangy twist. There are some light, citric hop notes. Maybe a little grapefruit and orange. They're largely buried by the malts though. Alcohol is strong and has a slight warming effect. Finishes malty and tangy.
Sweet 16 has a full body. It's viscous and very smooth. Carbonation is light, and the bubbles are very soft. It's definitely big and is a sipper. For a big beer, its drinkability isn't bad.
Shmaltz has a pretty solid beer in Sweet 16. It's not without some faults. The nose is slightly weak and it is a bit boozy. Even though this is the 11.8% variety, that's a fact. Pretty good stuff though. Definitely worth trying.
01-20-2013 03:52:39 | More by prototypic
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Robert Fripp's aversion to having his photographed in mid-performance is well known. But when he was approached to have a formal portrait taken by photographer Scarlet Page in order to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust he readily agreed. Robert's portrait will form part of an exhibition of other guitarists at the Royal Albert Hall. Running in selected dates in March and April, you can find out more about the exhibition here.
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AbstractAdvanced technologies like nuclear power and looming environmental threats such as global climate change present major policy challenge for modern cultures. Public policy about such crucial and complex issues depends on public attitudes, which, in turn, tend to be strongly affected by mass media coverage. How "well" has the mass media portrayed these two evolving risk stories? Employing perspectives from both journalism and social science, this article will first review the history of mass media coverage of each topic, then analyze their differences. Copyright 2006 by The Policy Studies Organization.
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"As they were bringing that dredge down from the Port of Palm Beach down to here in Delray, they used that tug or several tugs to pull it with cables," said Tichenor. "And in the surge of the ocean, the cables go slack sometimes and they drop down, and as they were traversing over the reef the cables dropped and dragged along the reef and it dislodged the coral heads."
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If you're on Twitter with a fairly geeky network, you've probably heard people moaning about their Klout scores changing. Klout is a site that gauges your influence over various social networks, and today they unveiled a new algorithm. For people with high scores, it wasn't uncommon for them to drop as many as 20 points.Read on »
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Why do I do this to myself?
My name is Whitney, and I'm a procrastinator. (Hi, Whitney) Time and time again, I start an ambitious project with a deadline and then keep convincing myself I still have time to finish it. This time, it's two Halloween costumes that I have to have finished by Saturday afternoon. So far I've copied the patternRead on »
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We're watching Curse of the Black Pearl for the first time, so I figured I'd share whatever gems popped up. At the first shot of Jack Oldest Kidlet: His boat has water in it? Who is he? Me: Captain Jack Sparrow OK: Spardow? LK: (echoing) Spardow? As the dingy sinks at the dock Oldest Kidlet:Read on »
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While browsing through my G+ circles, I found a link to this page- the Inkygirl Wordcount Challenge. With NaNoWriMo on the horizon, she created a slightly different challenge to help motivate people to keep up with their writing. Instead of 50,000 words over the span of the month of November, she set up a challengeRead on »
Drizzle, fo rizzle.
Forgive me for the title, but it's drizzly today. The marine layer is extra thick and low, and when I drove to the Little Kidlet's school (which is up in the hills), it was very drizzly. LK was thrilled and danced in the parking lot, shouting "RAIN" to anyone who passed us. I'm sure theyRead on »
When kids shows just miss the mark.
I have no voice today. My fabulous mother-in-law took the Oldest Kidlet to his best friend's birthday party, so I'm sitting here watching TV with the Little Kidlet. We're watching one of his favorites, Dino Dan, which airs on Nick Jr. For those unfamiliar, Dino Dan is a Canadian show about a little boy namedRead on »
I've been quiet, I know.
I haven't had a lot to say, Internet. Actually, that isn't true. In some cases, I've had so much to say that I've been trying to edit it back into coherence. In others, I've simply been enjoying quiet moments in my life. Well, as quiet as things can be with a 5 year old andRead on »
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The New Jersey Devils and Florida Panthers are headed to overtime after an anticlimactic third period in Game 6 of the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Devils couldn't capitalize on a multitude of opportunities and the Panthers held fast to force extra hockey.
The Devils started the final period with 35 seconds of a power play against Scottie Upshall for these MMA moves at the end of the second. Six seconds later, Brian Campbell was put in the box, giving the Devils a 5-on-3 for 30 seconds and a power play for another 1:30, but they couldn't capitalize.
The energy for both teams seemed to briefly sag before a few quick strikes by the Devils were turned away by Panthers backup goalie Scott Clemmensen, who allowed the first two goals of the game but clamped down well after that.
With just over five minutes remaining in the game, Kris Versteeg of the Panthers was booked for an obvious high-sticking. After a decently executed first possession of the power play ended with a saved shot, the rest of the advantage was a mess of mistakes and turnovers, culminating in Jerred Smithson's terrific lay-out block of Marek Zidlicky's slap shot.
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Loon Mountain in NH is having its annual Oktoberfest this weekend on 10/11.
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Just watched the scene and it's amazing!!! At first I agreed with Chuck, they shouldn't get married like that but then it just felt perfect for them! They will never be normal and boring so I think it's so Chuck and Blair to do things like this. And besides they both knew that they were gonna get married anyway :) Norwally I wouldn't find a proposal and a marriage like this romantic but with chair I think it's.romantic and wonderful! Ed was amazing in this scene! He looked serious but I think it was just a lot of emotions and everything. He has been wanting this since season 3 now!!! I'm so happy, don't know if I will ever stop crying
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Watford beat Fulham 4-0 at Vicarage Road to confirm both their survival in the second tier and their visitors' relegation.
Having been promoted in the two previous seasons, Watford were at one point in pre-season odds of 7/1 to go up for a third time, but an injury sustained by Ross Jenkins early in the campaign contributed to a lack of goals - only 39 were scored in 42 matches, eight of them in the last two home games.
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On her follow-up to 2009's breakout debut Lungs, Florence + the Machine's Florence Welch may be going in a spookier direction: the British pop star says her new songs are inspired by ghosts and her late grandmother. "A lot of the songs on the new album are about imaginary things," she says. "Things you can't touch: ghosts and rumors, my dead grandmother, things visiting you in a dream... …
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"Shakira" puts the She-Wolf back in the closet
Shakira's self-titled album is fun but lacking
My hips don't lie: Shakira's latest album is out and it's exactly what you'd expect. Released March 21, Shakira's self-titled 10th studio album marks the end of a four-year sabbatical from music releases. Her music really hasn't changed in the hiatus, and though it's nice to remember her signature talent, it also provides nothing new to bring the artist back to the forefront of the pop genre.
"Shakira" is pretty standard Shakira. There's a passionate, soulful love song "Broken Record;" there's a pop dance hit that will be playing on the radio forevermore, Dare and then there's a Latin pop hit to remind us we're listening to Shakira not Rihanna, Nunca Me Acuerdo de Olvidarte. Empire is especially powerful, mixing Shakira's dynamic talent with fairly clever lyrics and a catchy chorus. Shakira's music is as fun to listen to as ever, hence her top spot on the Billboard 100.
The rest of the album is of typical Shakira-level caliber, and she even brings in a few big names in the music industry. Shakira duets with Rihanna in Can't Remember to Forget You, as the dynamic duo lament their exes in a fun reggae mix. Blake Shelton appears in Medicine, praising love as the best "prescription." There's also a fairly awkward and out of place ode to Shakira's husband and father of her child, Gerard Piqué, in 23 which culminates with the sound of their newborn crying.
What Shakira lacks is something out of the ordinary. Her new album uses the standard Shakira formula: reggae plus pop plus Spanish words equals hit album. But there's nothing in "Shakira" that pushes the limits. For better or worse: Miley has experimented with rap; Taylor Swift with rock pop; Rihanna with controversy in general. Shakira, on the other hand, continues to release stock hit singles every few years. You don't necessarily have to be controversial to be a good singer songwriter, but you have to do something new every once and a while.
Rather than finding her niche in the music industry and growing into it, Shakira found her spot and stagnated. Her once characteristic genre blending has become rote. It hasn't reached the point of being dull quite yet, but it's far past originality and quirkiness. Perhaps the change of record label or the long break from production has put the She Wolf back in the closet. Whatever the reason, her most recent album falters in terms of original content.
Nevertheless, "Shakira" is a pretty fun collection of songs. If you're bored and have forty minutes to kill, this album is perfect. Otherwise, you'll inevitably wind up listening to a few singles from the album on the way to the beach this summer. Either way, a year from now, most of the music on "Shakira" will be forgotten.


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Gouden Carolus Noël / Christmas - Brouwerij Het Anker
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4.53/5 rDev +14.4%
2009 bottle opened at home and poured in a Gouden Carolous cup.
Pour a nice dark brown with tan head. Immediately the complex aroma hits you with malty and caramel fragrance, then came the licorice and a spicy background and some rhubarb. Sweetness and Bitterness are well balanced.
Its full slightly sticky body and soft carbonation make this brew a wonderful pairing for "Cassoeula" a typical Milan's winter old and poor recipe made by stewed pork parts (rind,rib,ear,snout,foot,lil' sausages) and savoy cabbage.
Aging is strongly recommended. After 1 year the body and smoothness that didn't met my expectations last year (that doesn't mean I didn't enjoyed this beer ;) ) are now very satisfactory
12-15-2010 23:25:50 | More by sartoric
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Poured from a 2009 9 9 stamped bottle resembling a nice dark dark brown giving off a great dark mahogony hue around edges, big head and retention.
Fascinating smell of chewy licorice and a floral/perfume quality. Sometimes it even smells like a candied rose or something. Hints of nutmeg, cinnamon, and dark spices.
Great sweet nutmeg and hard candy palate with a great mouthfeel that seems perfectly balance between body (not wet or syrupy) and afterfinish that is noticeable but not overpowering. Highly alcohol masked as well for 10.5
Drinkability is very desirable, but truly a Christmas beer. I can't see myself having this in July when it's 90 degrees out of course ;) but... why would you want to ;)
12-12-2010 16:52:44 | More by smakawhat
3.5/5 rDev -11.6%
A: Poured a dark mahogany color with a small dirty cap
S: Black liquorice comes off with some hints at spice, fruits
T: Blacl liquorice is dominant, not over the top but the dominant flavor. Some carame, spice, dark and medium fruits
M: Nice and subtle, not to sweet, no carbonation issues
D: Average. Interesting
12-12-2010 16:35:17 | More by barleywinefiend
3.58/5 rDev -9.6%
The beer pours a dark brown color with a large tan head. The first aroma is nothing but licorice, which is not a smell I really enjoy. As the beer airs out a bit, I get some prunes, cherries and Belgian yeast notes.
The flavor is also very heavy on the licorice. I also get a little roasted malt, caramel malt, cherries, prunes, yeast, brown sugar and some alcohol. Overall, the licorice is dominant.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
12-09-2010 05:35:00 | More by Mora2000
3.68/5 rDev -7.1%
A: A reddish, dark brown with a head that is a mix of tight laced bubbles and large bubbles. Showing signs of lacing with some short legs.
S: Aroma is quite full of Belgian yeast characteristics. Sweet, banana and bubble gum with some alcohol esters. Also picking up some mint but nothing along the lines of cinnamon or clove. A bit of prickly alcohol.
T: Taste is actually quite crisp, sweetness of the Belgian yeast at first that finishes quickly with a good carbonation. Alcohol is very well hidden here and can only be detected on the very end of the sip. Big on the banana and sweet estery notes. Dark fruit notes with some bready qualities. Still having a hard time deciphering this from a BSDA, looking for something wintery here.
M: Carbonation seems low on the initial sip, yet builds as it begins to sizzle on the teeth towards the end. The body is nice on this beer and you certainly get no heat indication of the abv.
D: Very enjoyable beer, very drinkable. Not what I would expect from a Christmas style beer though. So judging this stylistically it is a great beer, but when they slapped the word "Noel" on it I would hope for something that reminds me of the season.
12-09-2010 04:51:58 | More by kiddynamite920
4.2/5 rDev +6.1%
A light hazy brown orange beer, a solid off-white head leaving good lacing, and is having curtains.
The smell is fruity, sweet syrup, licorice, like stepping into a fine candy shop.
The taste is complex, swinging between licorice, green Stilton, dried figs and port wine.
Medium carbonation, soft and a full complex body.
A very nice Christmas beer, rewarding to just sip and enjoy.
12-05-2010 22:15:34 | More by rarbring
District of Columbia
4.13/5 rDev +4.3%
lHefty and boozy dark ale with a great sipping quality.
Presentation: 330 ml capped brown bottle. Black label with a festive oval illustrated with a snowed scene where Santa rides with the "horses" in the sky. Side narrative offers background of the brewery, with general brew notes. Notes Alc. by Vol. (10.0%) Served in a snifter.
A - Dark brown pour with dark burgundy edges, generous foamy head, good retention and surface memory and some touches of lacing.
S - Nice nose, sweet, hinting at molasses and dark fruits, Belgium yeast sense with a boozy whiff.
T - Complex range, pretty hefty with a prominent boozy edge that rides pushing up with strength the caramel, raisins, plums. dash of anise. Yeasty touch in the back with a hint of spiciness.
M - Medium-full body with generous carbonation that fades adequately as the brew progresses. Boozy lingering finish.
D - Nice and pleasing sipper. It comes together as a notable drinking experience.
Notes: Sure the booze has a bit of a prominent edge, but it is not out of sync with brews offering a similar profile or some of the other Gouden Carolus I've tried, for instance it may lack some of the nuances and complexities of the reserve but this is worth picking up and repeating in any case.
12-05-2010 14:11:12 | More by Daniellobo
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Sampled on 11-29-10
3-8-10 date on bottle.
10% abv.
Pours a very deep and cloudy brown color, with just a slight tan head right in the center. Very thick and viscous-looking.
Smell is intense caramel malt, sweet and buttery, with lots of alcohol to really liven things up. Aromas of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove are there, adding a nice complexity.
Taste is the same caramel as the smell at first, followed by an unexpected kick of hop bitterness. The booze comes in next, accenting the bitterness. The finish is tart and earthy, will more bitterness on the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is very slick, with a nice thickness. Mild carbonation keeps things suits the flavors well.
Drinkability is quite good, the flavors are big but well balanced and the abv helps more than it hurts.
Overall, a very good beer, if not particularly unique.
11-30-2010 00:16:48 | More by BMoney575
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
750 mL bottle poured into a chalice.
Appearance: Pours a solid dark brown/black color. Head is off-white and slightly tan; fairly creamy with some big bubbles. Slowly dissipates into a heavy film.
Smell: Initial aroma of fruits (cherries, pear, and plums in particular). There's a hint of sourness in there too.
Taste: Again, quite fruity with plums and pear. There's a great level malt sweetness - not too sweet, though. A bit of honey, anise, and other spices come out later, and then there's some bitterness at the finish and into the aftertaste (which is mostly honey and bitterness). There's some warmness, but no outright taste of alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied and quite smooth. Doesn't feel dense at all. Moderate amount of carbonation, but it is very light and tingly; not distracting at all.
Drinkability: Very drinkable - despite the high alcohol content, it isn't present in the flavor. And the taste is good without being too intense.
A very nice Belgian Christmas-time ale. The flavors here are a bit different from some others, but it works quite well. The alcohol gives it a nice "winter warmer" effect too, without actually tasting the alcohol.
11-29-2010 23:47:55 | More by mithrascruor
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Pours with a short, creamy tan head that hangs out forever as a thick film over a deep brown body with orange edges. Plenty of carbonation present. Great lacing.
Light, citric aroma, touch of peppermint, and then licorice root comes through as it warms.
Flavor is of black licorice candy, with a touch of ginger and honey. Fruitcake-like candy / candied fruit comes through as it warms.
Mouthfeel is incredibly smooth and creamy - almost reminded me of a nearly flat ginger ale, with more depth/body.
Big points on drinkability - this would be a lot of fun on draft, and if you ever need to choke down grandma's fruitcake, just pour one of these to pair with it - it would make it taste good.
11-29-2010 20:13:07 | More by BeerImmediately
3.25/5 rDev -17.9%
Poured cola black with a finger of fluffy khaki head. Strong, sweet aroma of molasses and licorice spice.
Moderate carbonation and a thick, creamy, borderline-syrupy mouthfeel. Intense, almost overpowering black licorice sweetness up front with caramel and hints of banana, citrus, and spice. Quite a bit of boozy warmth on the finish.
Sugary licorice really overpowers this beer, rendering it cloying and almost Jägermeister-like. Hard to have too much.
11-28-2010 19:31:03 | More by grittybrews
3.45/5 rDev -12.9%
From bottle to wine glass
Aged for 1 year
A: Pours out a dark brown, completely opaque, forming a big fluffy head. Amazing retention - as it very slowly recedes, the brew leaves a wall of sticky lacing.
S: The nose is ripe fruits and freshly baked sweetbread. Big tropical tones accent the fruity profile...mango, papaya, banana. Alcohol volatiles and carbonation stream the yeasty brew - powerful aroma.
T: The fruity esters dominate the front of the sip and the tropical tones of the nose are immediately noticed. Figs, raisins, and a raspberry/strawberry candy tinge join in. The alcohol warms but doesn't bite - surprisingly subdued for it's style and ABV. Although there are the many described layers of flavor, there's little to balance the sweet, fruity onslaught, and the sugary sweetness can be a bit much. Finishes sweet and sticky.
M: Rich, creamy, frothy. Carbonation is light, and the full-bodied complexion leaves a trail of residue with each swallow.
D: Definitely meant to be sipped. This brew is far from boring, but it's not delicious: there are a lot of sweet fruity layers to be pondered and observed, but the flavor profile is disjointed. It might take me awhile to drink through this.
Notes: The brew has a lot of interesting characteristics and an expansive flavor profile. And I love Het Anker. But ultimately there's just too much going on and the multitude of tastes almost confuse your palate. Although I like beers with unique and complicated profiles, I like the flavors to blend into a sort of singularity. This brew's flavors, although interesting and distinct, are conflicting and awkward.
11-26-2010 05:54:14 | More by rand
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Pours a dark brown with ruby hedges. The head is tan and lays on the body like a blanket of dirty snow. Lacing linger mostly at the ring but become sparse below the surface.
The nose is spicy with hints of mint. An odd description I know, but nothing I haven't experienced before and certainly not a turnoff.
Sugary and malty. Like some sort of holiday pudding or bread. Somewhat spicy with an almost dry characteristic like cinnamon gives off.
Warming with a medium-full body. Not too bubbly, but enough to accentuate the warmth of this brew.
Very good Christmas ale. This would make an excellent accompaniment to Thanksgiving dinner.
11-23-2010 19:36:12 | More by nerdrocker101
4.03/5 rDev +1.8%
guessign this bottle to be 2 years old
pours cloudy amber brown with a 1 finger tan head that left no lacing
smells of nutty fruit malts belgian yeast and some booze
taste - oh yeah thats the stuff - semi sweet nutty caramel toffee fruity malts leaves a nice aftertaste of chocolate malt
mouthfeel is light little thin with low carbonation - very smooth
drinkability is good - very easy driniking for a 10.5% brew
11-23-2010 03:27:35 | More by jsh420
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
Poured a 2010 bottle i picked up at Four Firkins into a small Chimay goblet.
Head was small and what little was there faded quickly.
Aroma was typical belgian with some bready yeast, dark fruit, cherry, and plenty of candied banana. There was also some mild spice.
Flavor early on was mostly dark fruit and bananas. As it warmed the banana flavor faded slightly and a ton of koolaid like cherry introduced itself. I was patient with this beer as I thought it would be more quad like and less fruit. Overall i was satisfied but wouldnt buy it again.
11-14-2010 19:20:09 | More by adrock7309
United Kingdom (England)
1.65/5 rDev -58.3%
Pours lively - a shaken coke, and like a shaken coke it's big sparse head fades in seconds. Body is a not unpleasant red brown but hazy even at room temp.
Aroma is big and there is plenty going on.. Candy sugar, acetone, cherrys, stale port, orange rind, alcohol and some Belgian yeast. A motley and jarring combination.
Taste? Fuck. Well, nail polish remover and cherry sherbet dominate. Cheap white rum, more stale port , some cola and toffee syrup' Very cloying. I know I've mentioned white rum but the alcohol is actually reasonably well hidden. (behind cherry sherbet and acetone)
Medium light in the malt, low carbonation.
Obviously not my sort of drop and very undrinkable for mine.
This was supposed to be my after work Friday treat. I'm tipping it and switching to my Bunnahabhain single cask. So there.
11-05-2010 21:54:03 | More by Trizzle
4.11/5 rDev +3.8%
750ml into a tulip. Pours an opaque mahogany with medium coffee ice cream colored head which receded fairly quickly.
Aroma of port wine reached me from the bottle. Nose is strong, intense, dark fruits about to rot which someone spilt port wine upon - wonderful, very interesting.
Full bodied chewy mouthfeel. Definitely a Noël brew. Sweet, figs and other dark fruits plucked from a rum cake. Anise and nutmeg are prominent, excellent complexity. Phenols can be the bane of a belgian, here they are aggressively, exquisitely blended. The warmth of the alcohol keeps the taste in balance. The aftertaste which is the sum of all the flavors lingers nicely.
A good example of a brew only the Belgians provide.
10-24-2010 23:56:35 | More by impending
3.2/5 rDev -19.2%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a nice dark brown with some garnet hues. Nice of white head. The nose brings forward some dark fruits, booze, and quite a bit of wintry spice. Lots of black licorice. The taste is caramel, bread, dark fruit, dates, alcohol, and some nice nutmeg, clove, and a bit of other spices. Loads of anise. Overpoweringly so. Medium mouthfeel; a bit creamy. Drinks quite well and is a nice addition our holiday lineup.
10-20-2010 01:35:36 | More by Thorpe429
3.03/5 rDev -23.5%
Review is from notes taken on 10/9/2010 and poured from the bottle to a tulip.
Appearance: Pour is a dark cola brown and starts with a 2 finger fluffy tan head with decent retention; body is dark and murky, almost entirely opaque; thick fluffy strands and webs of lacing are left behind as the fair head slowly dwindles to a full and uneven frothy cap.
Smell: Smells like a TON of over-ripe, dark fruits, Belgian candi and spices; definite presence of alcohol. I'm a little nervous about the sweetness now as I'm feeling it's going to be cloying... Not awful and nice and robust, but damn, that sweetness...
Taste: Yep, overly sweet and ripe dark fruits and lots of them; lots of the Belgian candi and what would be a nice backing of caramel malts if they weren't totally owned by the fruits and near-cloying sweetness; definite booziness and presence of the Belgian spices (cardamom, cloves, etc.); bit of a mess and medicinal (not in a good kind of way, but like a syrupy sweet cough syrup or flu medicine) and alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Body is of medium weight with moderately strong carbonation that is not overpowering and very fitting for the style; a moderately thick and semi-dry coating is left behind and the belly is left feeling just a little bit warm from the ABV.
Drinkability: Meh -- not something that I'll be seeking out as it's too sweet and medicinal; the ABV would also prove to be a bit much as well; ultimately, if the sweetness is something you like, this may be your beer, but as for me, I like a bit more balance with the spices, and if it's going to be sweet, I like it to be more from the caramel maltiness as I feel it blends better and allows other aspects to come through.
10-10-2010 17:49:36 | More by bamadog
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
Gouden Carolus Noël (Christmas)
Appearance: Brown, medium head, and good lacing.
Smell: Figs, dark fruit, cotton candy, and alcohol.
Taste: Dates, figs, malts, and cotton candy.
Mouthfeel: Medium thick.
Wow, this is tasty! It starts off with the figs and dates with a finish that is sweet like cotton candy. This is a great noel.
10-10-2010 03:38:36 | More by megahurts4
4.47/5 rDev +12.9%
Poured from 330mL bottle into a tulip. My bottle indicates 10% ABV rather than the above-noted 10.5%.
Appearance: deep, rich, hazy brown with one finger of tenacious light tan foam head. Quite attractive.
Smell: sweet, rich & complex dark fruity malt aromas: plum, loose tobacco, cherry, pear; quite a delicious aroma indeed.
Taste: flavor has much of those aforementioned characteristics but is at the same time brighter and mustier. The flavor starts off with a bit of a dusty flatness and then morphs into a brighter (though still understated) tartness at the side of the tongue. Both of these states readily complement and amplify the tasty fruit flavors. I'm loving this brew.
Mouthfeel: plenty of body and an extremely smooth, well-crafted creaminess. An excellent experience.
Drinkability: I've a hard choice here, as it is hard for me to rate something with 10+% ABV as very drinkable. But I love the flavor, so here goes: I would go out of my way to have this beer again.
07-27-2010 03:39:53 | More by flagmantho
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
A: Dark brown with as much lacing as i've seen anywhere.
S: fig pudding
T: Fruity with lots of subtle alcohol at the back
M: Very enjoyable; good body (though thiner than expected).
D: would be better in winter or at least on a cool day....but even on a warm day the alcohol taste was not over the top and blended well with the figgy, date, raisen essence.
07-22-2010 00:35:12 | More by ricke49
4/5 rDev +1%
2007 vintage on draft at the Freakin Frog in Vegas.
A: very dark brown, mostly opaque, one finge of off-white head. Lots of white lace adorns my glass.
S: tons of winter spices...mmmm!
T: fruity, sweet, spicy, and delicious. A tiny bit overly sweet, but balances out nicely with the sharp spiciness and alcoholic warmth.
M&D: full-bodied and delicious. Easy to drink if you're into spicy winter brews. Recommended!
07-06-2010 05:35:56 | More by brystmar
4.63/5 rDev +16.9%
X-mas 08
Lasting tan head over a drk brown body.
To sum up the smell: Spicy, malty and rich. Lots of drk fruits with assorted holiday spices, run soaked raisins and whiskey notes.
Flavor you ask?? malt biz-omb! Super sweet at first followed my lots of spice. The alcohol is pretty well hidden. Very rich and did I mention delicious?
THe feel is full bodied but not heavy in the slightest. Not as super carbonated as many other Dark Belgian ales, but isn't flat either. the texture is super silky and slightly syrupy.
Wow, I gotta say that nearly 2 years did wonders for this beer. Very balanced and delcious. Another winner from GC. Cheers!
07-02-2010 02:00:45 | More by bonsreeb85
4.35/5 rDev +9.8%
(Served in a chalice)
A- This beer has a deep dense brown body with a fizzy sounding light tan creamy head that beads lacing on the glass with each sip. There is a sea of microbubbles that glide up the side of the glass.
S- This beer has a brown sugar aroma with hints of cider and a slight woody note that takes on more of a cardboard quality as it warms but in a pleasant way.
T- The slightly sweet dark toffee flavor has brown sugar notes and some brown malt qualities about it with a soft alcohol note. The dry caramel flavor blends with a cider hint and a dry spice flavor in the finish grows as the beer warms but still remains soft and mysterious.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with a very fine fizz that fills out the mouthfeel with each swallow. There is no real alcohol heat noticed.
D- This beer has a dry but fruity quality to the flavor and it rich but well blended in its complexity with flavors working well together. The alcohol is very well hidden.
05-26-2010 21:10:25 | More by rhoadsrage
Gouden Carolus Noël / Christmas from Brouwerij Het Anker
89 out of 100 based on 684 ratings.


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U.S. District Judge A. Howard Matz ruled that Perfect 10, an adult site, has shown that Google image search probably infringes copyright law "by creating and displaying thumbnail copies of its photographs." Perfect 10 will get a preliminary injunction against Google, and lawyers for both sides have until March 8 to propose the injunction's wording.
Google said that it plans to appeal the injunction.
This part is very interesting: The judge noted that Google's mobile picture search had a role in this ruling: Google Mobile's image search option permits handheld devices to perform the identical search of more than 2 billion images, then save the scaled-down images for future reference. Those scaled-down images are similar to what Perfect 10 offers as a subscription service through U.K.-based Fonestarz and could, the court ruled, harm the market for Perfect 10's subscription-based image sales.
The PDF of the full ruling is available from News.com site here


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