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How Physician Employment Affects Hospitals, Patients
Unquestionably, employing physicians is good for a hospital's market share and the physician's financial stability, and it also can have an impact on patient care. "Employment has the likelihood of eliminating duplicate and often not needed service offerings within a healthcare community," says Nantz.
Moreover, he explains the physicians now have access to a common computer system that can help to defragment a patient's care and prevent redundant tests. "If we keep the patient within the system, everyone has access to the same information and [patients] can pass easily through the system. We reduce duplicate tests and make sure they receive more efficient and thorough care," Nantz says.
Essentially, the employed physician refers within network, thus improving the continuity of care and the hospital's efficiency by preventing the unnecessary duplication of services. Fewer unnecessary tests also results in a decrease in cost for the payers and patients.
"We believe that by having a large hospital system and medical group that you not only have market leverage, but that gives us the ability to work with the payers to identify where we can partner to reduce costs and the number of initiatives," says Greg Rusnak, COO at GHS. "We are aligning our group to focus on outcomes, cost of care, and patient satisfaction. You can't do that without physicians being integrated and to the degree you do that it can have an effect on market share."
Payer leverage is what most hospitals are striving for, says Nantz, and payers are looking for a strong comprehensive physician network to give beneficiaries access to the doctors they want.
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DonS (12/8/2011 at 1:22 PM)
A complex issue and while some points are valid I would contend that care integration can be achieved without MD employment. The short term effect is to increase costs for patients as ancillary services previously billed by the MD on a CMS 1500 are now billed by the hospital on a UB92. The reimbursement difference is staggering. And consolidation of the providers wont keep down costs - if what I have heard about Sutter Health in CA is true. Lastly, if employed docs keep all the care within the system walls, is that really best for the patient? What system can be best in everything? I'd like the doc to make the best choice for me without having to worry about his employer.
Paul Sauer, MD (12/3/2011 at 7:45 AM)
Once the doctors are controlled by the hospitals and government, their compensation with fall. The doctors will have no leverage to negotiate salary. Will it become like England where doctors make $60,000 to $70,000 a year?
David Keller MD (12/2/2011 at 8:05 PM)
Missing from the article is the effect employment can have on physician productivity... I've seen clear evidence that employment makes physicians less productive and often less responsive to the needs of their patients. It's not all bad, but there are a number of negatives not discussed in the article.
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3.81/5 rDev -1.3%
Enjoyed on tap at Bier Station as part of a Deschutes promo event. First I've seen it on tap around Kansas City after recently began seeing bottles of it on store shelves. Served in a small Belgian tulip glass.
Appearance - Pour yields a sudsy white head with a decent number of larger bubbles, about a finger thick. The foam begins to dissipate pretty quickly, leaving me with just a rim of light suds around the edge of the glass and zero film on top of the body. The color is a beautiful deep amber orange with firey reddish highlights where the light refracts. Zero cloudiness whatsoever, giving it a jewel-like quality. Lacing is visible, but spotty and sparse on the side of the glass.
Smell - A nicely complex aroma, with notes of pinot grape must, oak tannins, and some lighter but pronounced hints of vinegar and apple cider that suggest a nicely tart taste awaiting me when I dive in. As it warms, the barrel element becomes a bit more pronounced, leaving the fruitier phenols behind. Overall, very bright and actually rather clean for something where the barrel is so detectible.
Taste - Up front, there is a twinge of tartness, like fresh orange juice, but without the orange flavor, but that fades away pretty quickly in favor of notes of pear, dry apple cider and Chardonnay. The notes of vinegar that I got from the aroma are less present now, but there is a hint of a spicy element, like nutmeg or cinnamon lying underneath the predominantly fruity characteristics. I wish this was a bit more tart/sour, but it's amazingly easy to drink for a 10% abv beer. There are really no esters to speak of, and I'm surprised it's not sweeter, given that the barrels used are from muscat, traditionally a dessert wine.
Mouthfeel - Light bodied and low carbonation with a mostly dry finish and no lingering aftertaste.
Overall, I'm a big fan of this beer. While I'd like a bit more acidity and sourness, it's overall very well balanced and with just enough complexity to make it interesting. I bought a bottle before running across it on tap, and now that I've had it fresh, I think I may sit on the wax-dipped bottle for a bit to try and see how the flavors develop. With some luck, the time will coax out some of that extra tartness I'm looking for, of course it doesn't sound like this one has any wild yeast/bacteria intentionally added, so any of that tartness would have to come from innoculation from the muscat barrels in which it was aged.
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06-09-2014 18:21:43 | More by HoppySeb
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04-17-2014 17:24:36 | More by ste5venla
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I am drinking this beer with tostadas that are coveted in Chipotle Cholua. I would give the tostadas a 3.75, they're something I wouldn't break out on a special occasion, but for an everyday, sessionable mexican dish, they'll do. This beer has a serious wine taste. The Pinot grapes are hyper present, like the feeling of loss or an overbearing mother. My day was pretty good so I don't feel guilty drinking this. There is light foam and little carbonation on this one.
01-02-2014 23:59:48 | More by DerekQXQX
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
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4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
06-18-2014 06:37:05 | More by beerbrains
4/5 rDev +3.6%
07-14-2014 14:51:31 | More by dougieboy
4.71/5 rDev +22%
Best after 12/16/14; couldn't wait
Pours an effervescent amber with 2 fingers of pearl white head. Stays effervescent, perfect lacing & head retention
S: Pineapple, tartness, sourness. pears & jammyness, plus sourness
T: Slight sourness, pears, red grapes, a touch of Chardonay & then pineapple & pink grapefruit up front. I catch some of that Muscat sweetness as this warms, pears, dryness & pleasing tartness & leafy hops. Finishes super dry, a touch of concord grape & finally a little booze
MF: Medium body & crisp carbonation, terrific balance, warming at a point or two, never hot
I need to go buy a bottle or 2 & age this; terrific now, would love to see where this goes. So damn drinkable for the ABV. Didn't expect to love it so much & if I had known I would have bought way more!
02-26-2014 06:12:07 | More by russpowell
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03-03-2014 05:22:58 | More by Taperwookie
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
Forget where I picked this one up, but it is at all the usual haunts now. Pours with a short lasting white head... only spotty lacing.. the brew is fairly clear .. looks like apple juice.
Nose is pretty much overwhelmingly sweet phenolic/estery/oaky wine barrels.. No other way to describe it. Tons of barrel essence with plenty of pale maltiness that is punctuated by a light clove presence and huge overripe apples and pears.
I thought this was going to be waaay sweeter judging by the aroma, glad it isn't. Flavor has a pretty pronounced oaky presence.. the wine barrel essence leans toward a tartness that helps round out the maltiness and fruity yeasty esters. This is pretty interesting.. Not sure I will drink too many of them because I am not a big wine guy, but this is well done.
Light/medium body with a big mildly abrasive carbonation.... Sorta tannic/wine burps.
I am not a big fan of wine barrel aged beers in general, but I see the pieces of something special here... I am interested in trying the Goose Island take on it.
3.5's across the board.
01-15-2014 07:12:02 | More by JohnGalt1
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-06-2014 23:58:45 | More by tjcamm
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
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4.75/5 rDev +23.1%
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3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
02-10-2014 01:25:07 | More by wolf_switzer
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
02-23-2014 19:37:37 | More by kerry4porters
4.5/5 rDev +16.6%
03-15-2014 01:50:38 | More by refractor82
2.93/5 rDev -24.1%
the bottle says best AFTER 12/16/14.... so, maybe i should have waited. but tbh, just release it closer to the optimum date, why sell something that is definitely not good for a year?
the pour is not very exciting, bronze color with seemingly no carbonation. clear liquid, well filtered, but not enticing.
the smell is alcoholic and very fruity pointing to the grape varieties added to the beer and the aging in Muscat casks... the muscat is pronounced, but if you did not tell me, i probably would not have guessed that is what it was.
the taste follows suit, it is underwhelming to be honest. there is very little bitterness, the drink is really thin, flat tasting with more aromatics and estery notes penetrating the roof of the mouth than there is anything to appreciate on the tongue. chalky.
it's boozey, and it doesn't leave a bad aftertaste, that is the best i can say of this brew.
generous grader
02-04-2014 04:44:51 | More by colforbin73
4/5 rDev +3.6%
03-04-2014 04:02:22 | More by hermit990
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03-09-2014 02:55:07 | More by Cramerican
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
01-18-2014 21:01:30 | More by drinkcraftbrew
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The hotel is in need of updating. the carpets are worn and stained, the security doors were not working in our portion of the hotel. The pool is small but felt good in the 100+ degree weather. The hotel staff were courteous and helpful. The rooms are big with a refrigerator, microwave, and hair dryer.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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The beds were nice and soft however, the tub/showers have a liner in them that creeks when your in the shower also there is a 18 wheeler truck station and railroad tracks that are next to the hotel. When the windows are closed and the air-conditioning is on it drowns out the outside sounds.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Room was nice. Perfect location off the fwy for traveling. Only problem we had was my daughter got locked inside the bathroom due to a faulty lock. Took Maintenance 10-15 mins to arrive to get her out.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"cutting corners dosnt work"
I've stayed before it was nice. But this stay Hard to change Tv channels. No guide and then I gave up slow. tube leaked plug bad. They don't discount return costumers. so I quit coming.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
All good. Room was clean and roomy. Would stay here again.Genuine Expedia guest review
Fine if you simply need a local place to sleep. The bed was comfortable. I was disappointed by the following: 1. A lightbulb was burned out when we arrived; 2. The shower dial was entirely missing, so it was tricky to set water temperature; 3. Breakfast was mediocre at best, with watery coffee and few healthy options; 4. Two women at the desk told me […] I had to drive to the back of the building to the dumpster if I wanted to throw broken hiking boots away. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
It was fineGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Shirt drive for a getaway. The bed was uncomfortable and the fridge made a noise all night. Easy on and off the freeway. The room was roomy and overall relaxing. The staff was very friendly.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good value"
The tv was the best part of the room. Seemed like a remodeled comfort inn. No elevator - dragged bags up the stairs. Toilet was very short - like for kids. Breakfast okay. Bed was okay - but hard pillows.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
great suite loved the jetted tubGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel but bed was way too software"
Very nice staff, hotel was clean and neat, but the bed was like sleeping on a marshmallow. I guess that may be good for some, but I found it uncomfortable. No other complaints, however.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not a Typical Best Western"
Breakfast room was under construction. The first room we were given was a smoking room even though it's a non smoking hotel. Not good service at all.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just South of Provo"
Great stay! Wonderful people very accomidating. Gave great referrals to restraunts in the area. Rooms were very clean and welcoming. Looked like everything has just been remodeled. Only down side there us no elevator so make sure to request bottom floor if disabled.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Bath/Shower Floor Problem"
The bath/shower floor in our room creaked so bad you could hardly take a shower. Staff said there were in the process of fixing each room with this issue since many other rooms had the same issue.Genuine Expedia guest review
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the hotel is absolutely great for the price that you pay. the room was really clean and housekeeping staff works really hard. They serve a nice breakfast that is included with your stay. Don't expect a whole lot from the front desk staff. They do an okay job, but certainly don't go out of their way for you. I would definitely recommend this hotel if […] you want a clean room and a super comfortable bed at a great price! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
nice location, close to where we needed to be, that's it. I marked the above items as excellent or good and some are saying terrible, something is wrong with your survey page.Genuine Expedia guest review
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Clean and comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We had a very pleasant stay and the view of the Glaciers was outstanding! The hotel was clean and the staff were very helpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ok but noisey"
Older hotel that seems like it was renovated a few years back. The room was large and the beds comfortable. The biggest problem was traffic noise. There are two truck stops next to the hotel and the tractor trailer rigs are loud!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Same comfort as the Embassy Suite hotel in Anaheim"
Manager was great! I was provided a ride to work down the road from the hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Bed needs a new mattrest on a scale of 1 to 10 it was a 0Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very Nice"
The room was very clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly. The breakfast was great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Looks clean, but feels dirty."
Not impressed! Looked clean but once you really started looking it was filthy! Location was convenient, but will not stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good Value"
Had business in the area and this hotel was fairly convenient. Good value for the money- nice sized rooms, free breakfast, etc.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel was too close to a 24 hour truck stop."
Truck noises constantly. Hotel and staff were fine.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great place after long drive"
spacious, comfortable rooms. Staff a bit disengaged and breakfast adequate but have had a lot better. Was a nice place to stay after 12 hrs of driving.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great place for quick access to freeway ramps."
One night stay was very nice. Breakfast was good. Quiet location.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Worst pillows in America!"
The hotel was nice and the staff was friendly but that didn't compensate for the worst night of sleep on our road trip. The pillows were so hard that both of our necks hurt the next day. I can't say enough how horrible those cheap pillows were. If you stay at this hotel bring your own pillows!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not Happy"
The staff was rude, did not greet us or even stand up barely looked up. No elevator, we requested adjoining rooms, we were told none available all taken for a work crew, my friend had a leg brace and couldn't manage stairs we had to insist they accommodate at least her with a downstairs room. I was told I could get assistance with luggage for upstairs […] room & I did when I checked in but was told no help available when I checked out. What a nightmare!! Staff never apologized just went silent. No help opening front doors to get luggage out she was busy sitting there. Then when we went to check out she decided she needed to get a luggage cart before checking us out so she made us wait for her again. The truck traffic for the Flying J or truck stop across the street went on all night we heard jake brakes. Not a pleasant experience at all. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Poor Service with no follow through."
Visiting family and wanting to stay a minimum of 2 nights in the area we decided to book through Expedia and although it was more than we wished to pay we booked at this Best Western. The room was adequate as well as the breakfast but when we left the Hotel at 10 AM we requested that the room be serviced as we would be back and wanted to use the room […] during the day. When we returned at 1 PM the room had not been done and I spoke with both the front desk and the maid and asked that it be done after we left about 2 PM. Can you believe that when we arrived at 8:30 PM the room had still not been touched !?! I was told that the maids had left for the day and they could do nothing except send a few towels. when I spoke to the front Desk in the Morning I requested some compensation and was told by the receptionist Mo that she would speak to the Manager who has never attempted to call me or apologize. for at least 6 months of the year I travel all over the world and have never received such poor service... Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very helpful"
The guy who checked us in was very helpful I was sick that day of our trip and he was able to get us a room with a King bed so my wife and I would be more comfortableGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"I'd stay there again."
The carpets need shampooed. I put fresh clean socks on and after walking around, just in my hotel room, the bottom of my socks were filthy. Shampoo the carpets.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Value!"
Only 10 minutes drive to Provo/Orem area but way better rates. Clean rooms, great breakfast, good service! Definitely worth the drive and very convenient off/on to the freeway.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to my grandbabies!!!"
We just have one complaint, the tub was very slippery and of course when soaping up and shampooing it gets even more slippery. Everything else was exceptional!!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Slept well. That is all I want to say. I do not like doing reviews.Genuine Expedia guest review
very comfortable bed - the most important thing. It had a fridge and microwave which I consider essential and both worked well. There was remodeling going on in the hotel lobby, but it didn't affect our stay at all, and our room was lovely. The breakfast was fine too, simple, but well prepared and actually had hot food - not that common in an inexpensive […] hotel. I will stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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I was very happy to find such a clean, modern, convienent AND dog friendly place. I love La Quintas!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The beds were nice and the hot breakfast was good. The location was convienent since it was right off the interstate. Overall the room was clean and orderly but the bathroom was strange. The sink and countertop looked like it was recently upgraded to granite and the floor was nice tiles but the shower/tub surround was made cheap plastic sheeting that […] had mold in every seam that extended from the base of the tub all the way up the walls of the shower. Not only that but the tub didn't drain so each morning we were showering in 4-5 inches of dirty water. Then each person had to wait to shower until the water drained. The whole experience was great except the bathroom. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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We love staying at the Best Western Mountain View Inn, it's close to our family, love the breatfast, the room is always clean and the staff is friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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It was conviently located close to the freeway, which was great because we needed to travel around in that area. Beds were comfortable. Staff was sparse. Would stay again if in that neck of the woods. Everything in that area has a "mountain view".Genuine Expedia guest review
Truck driver... an excellent location. For us. Hotel has truck parking as well.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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have stayed there many times. It's convenient.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Moldy shower, low price, not bad, but not real nice either.. Just OK.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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3.53/5 rDev -8.5%
This beer pours a a light amber color with a relatively thick head that fairly quickly becomes a thin lace. There is quite a bit of carbonation at first. But that too disspipates after a brief time.
The smell is light. After smelling it, I wasn't sure what to expect, maybe a hint of caramel flavor. Nothing special, but nothing offensive.
The taste is thick but without much of a distinct flavor, except a bit of refreshing sweetness. Tastes good but nothing special.
It does leave a refreshing feel in the mouth, as there is nothing offensive, while nothing special about it either.
Overall, it is a decent session beer.
03-12-2006 21:14:21 | More by jwc215
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
01-28-2013 04:33:49 | More by mendvicdog
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +3.6%
12-06-2011 18:01:52 | More by Rochefort10nh
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
This beer has an enticing copper color and pours with a light beige head. There is not a huge amount of aroma to it, it smells clean, malty and a bit of floral grassiness to it. A light sweet/ malty taste up front that finishes with a good bitterness. This beer is about perfect balance between the hop and the malt. Just a wonderful beer that, because of its popularity/ availability, of the gets short shrift. In my mind this is one of the great everyday drinking beers.
08-25-2003 17:12:59 | More by Gueuzedude
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
Clear and solidly amber. Moderate chaulky white head with good lasting power.
Good caramel notes in the nose. Light background hoppy aromas.
Much more bitter than the aroma suggests. It's not an IPA but the hop bite is quick to show and long to fade, even after the swallow. Still, I'd describe this as a well-balanced beer with lots of astringent malt background. Good body and slightly high carbonation.
If I were blindfolded, I'd presume this to be a typical APA. I imagine the uninitiated wouldn't realize that they were drinking the most original of American beers--the first of our own.
08-10-2008 21:00:07 | More by smcolw
3.25/5 rDev -15.8%
11-22-2013 01:38:41 | More by XmnwildX12
3.65/5 rDev -5.4%
12 oz. bottle,
A: Dark amber orange with pretty thick white head.
S: Thick malt, with baking bread, sugar cookies, maybe a bit of barnyard feel, interesting.
T: Maltiness, with that fruity ale yeast ester flavor due to high fermentation temperatures, steamy. A bit of sulfur carries the load, with a midly astringent taste, it's a difficult taste to describe.
M: Smooth, that steam beer lager character is there.
D: Very drinkable, not the best beer in the world by any stretch, but a very good one.
07-11-2007 02:56:14 | More by Halcyondays
United Kingdom (England)
3.03/5 rDev -21.5%
Brown 355ml bottle, best before Oct 2008, drank Apr 2007.
Poured into a Corsendonk Tulip glass, dull copper, hazy more than cloudy. A good white head and carbonisation rising through the beer to replenish the head as it shrank away.
Aroma of malt biscuits and some caramel.
Unremarkable taste, barley malts and not a lot of anything.
A slight bitterness does linger in the aftertaste, but there is no great body to this beer, it isn't watery by any means, but there just isn't much too it either.
A little disappointed with this one really, was expecting more flavour and a better mouthfeel from a beer most beer lovers in the UK have at least heard of, if not tried.
04-11-2007 16:12:40 | More by BlackHaddock
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-04-2013 03:27:17 | More by DrunkinYogi
New Jersey
4.05/5 rDev +4.9%
Dark amber in color with a 1" head. Only a wisp of lace develops. The aroma was of bread and malt. The flavor was a well balanced and simple blend of caramel, bread, fruit, and mild bitterness. Definitely a bit on the sweeter side.
Mouthfeel is crisp at the start with a crisp, slightly dry finish. Extremely drinkable, and a perfect brew to enjoy with a pizza.
04-07-2005 11:31:18 | More by Gavage
4/5 rDev +3.6%
04-05-2012 07:20:16 | More by MarkyMOD
2.75/5 rDev -28.8%
03-22-2013 08:56:53 | More by beernads
3.68/5 rDev -4.7%
Served at the Salt House pub in Galway, Ireland. Poured into a Gouden Carolus goblet.
A: One finger head of fair cream and thickness. A hazy copper colour. Appealing, if not for the poor retention of the head.
Sm: Barley, LOTS of hops. Maybe an apple ester?
T: Apple is definitely there, along with other estery hops. Off-cream, apple finish. Very crisp and refreshing, whilst avoiding going into cider territory. I'm curious which sugar they used to accomplish this.
Mf: Crisp. Nice coarseness and near-perfect dryness.
Dr: Far too expensive in Ireland, but certainly worth a go.
03-11-2011 00:01:00 | More by kojevergas
4.28/5 rDev +10.9%
Consumed in October 2004. Purchased at the local Safeway. Pours with a deep copper/amber color. I very nice head, which some was still remaining after it was gone. Very little lace, but not expected either. Smells of hops, malt, maybe a bit of citrus. A very unique beer in my opinion. Has that lager taste, but also has that IPA taste to it. Even has a bit of citrus taste in the mix. It goes down very smooth. A very easy beer to go through a six pack and still want more. Possibly my favorite session beer, or at least for a nice hot day after working or playing hard. This was the first beer I was introduced to while growing up. I remember swimming in Eagle Lake (Northern California) and doing a little snorkling and finding a bottle cap from an Anchor Steam bottle. I must have smelled it for days. It was such a facsinating smell to me. This was when I was about 7 or 8 years old. Ahhhh, good old memories. Too bad it took me almost 20 years from then to try my first.
10-30-2004 22:09:33 | More by GClarkage
3.48/5 rDev -9.8%
Pours a dark golden orange color with a two finger frothy, pillowy white head that has excellent retention, only slowly fading into a lasting cap/ring. Chunks of soapy lacing left behind.
Slightly earthy aroma with floral, piny hops, sweet malt and light fruit. Hints of caramel, toffee and nut.
Medium bodied with a slight creamy texture that adds fullness to the palate. Crisp floral hop presence up front that's only faintly dry and bitter. This is countered by the sweet malt and light fruit notes. Hints of caramel, biscuit, toffee, hazelnut and apricot. Well balanced and easy to drink. There is nothing outstanding about this beer but it's well crafted and sessionable.
06-27-2011 02:47:07 | More by corby112
4.38/5 rDev +13.5%
Always saw this in the package store and finally got around to giving it a whirl. I was curious to see how a brewery invented its own style of beer basically, and man this shit is good. It's one of the most crisp and refreshing beers I've ever had. There's also this nice fruity character about and it is extremely drinkable. I like this beer a lot and wish my store carried more from this brewery.
10-01-2008 17:09:24 | More by oriolesfan4
3.9/5 rDev +1%
I can't believe I've never reviewed this. This is the one that started the craft brew craze many, many years ago...
On tap at Maggiano's KOP.
Appears a copper toned gold with a small, fizzy white head that slowly fades into a gentle floating cap.
Smell is of caramel, floral citrus, with a touch of biscuit.
Taste is of the mentioned aromas with a balanced flavor of caramel and light hops the meld together nicely.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, mildly carbonated, balanced, a tiny bit sweet, and very drinkable.
11-20-2009 03:19:03 | More by weeare138
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Thanks to my girlfriend for bringing this back from the States for me.
Nice dark orange, tending-to-amber body with a tightly packed head of off-white foam. Lots of streaming carbonation. Excellent lacing. Nice looking beer.
Odd toffee characters on the nose, hints of grain bread and molasses. Even an odd tang reminiscent of sea-water. Or am I imagining that from the Anchor imagery?
On the palate, it's quite unlike anything I've tried. The taste profile's just warped. Light, frothy kind of bitterness first up, then a subtle, smooth, vaguely sweet honey character, and finally, a grassy fresh fragrant flavour. Finish is quite dry and with a residual pleasant bitterness. Really even a vague seafood character lurking at the back, which I swear I'm not making up, like fresh mussels or pipis. It's quite unlike anything I've had before, but it's the sort of beer I can imagine starting to crave after a while, just because it's so unique.
Really pleasant, very drinkable beer. It's the sort of beer that makes its way by pure quality, not by being something extreme. Next time I myself am in San Francisco I'll be picking up a couple more of these for sure...
07-20-2008 07:25:12 | More by lacqueredmouse
4/5 rDev +3.6%
On par with a craft amber ale. I cant say I can pick out the difference aside from more hops. Looks amber with a nice white head. Smells very caramel and tastes it with a nicely balanced bitterness. A pleasure to drink and great with rich food. I get a hint of alcohol as it warms, but thats really the only bad thing I can say. Cheers to this classic.
07-25-2006 22:26:02 | More by tempest
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
Poured a clear, light copper color with a nice tan head. Nose was moderately hoppy with some caramel in the background. Taste is malts and hops and sugary and bready too. Mouthfeel was lively though a bit thin. Drinkability was good but I dont see myself drinking to many of these at once. One and I am pretty much ready to move on.
07-06-2009 02:43:59 | More by barleywinefiend
United Kingdom (England)
3.4/5 rDev -11.9%
BB July 2009, served lightly chilled in a pilsner glass.
A: pours an ultra-elegant bright blood-orangey tawny hue, on top of a fast dissipating white foam and lively (but not fierce) carbonation.
S: very malty and caramely upfront, with a sticky and raw-ish edge of plum jam as well as sugar-cane-like aroma. Not complex, a bit sweet on the balance.
T: the bitter-sweet caramalts and burned sugar-cane upfront are underlined by a touch of coconut-shaving, light prune-ish fruits and sweet herbs, leading fast towards an intensifying bitter aftertaste full of tea-leafy hops and chewy, powdery bitter elements. The finish is IMO the best moment of the tasting, that it's chewy, bitter, and yet free from any residual sugary mouthfeel.
M&D: compared with the draught version, the bottled one fares slightly lower due to the slightly more coarse fizziness and also a thinner body, but the trademark flavour profile stays intact. A bitter-sweet session beer designed to quaff!
07-23-2008 16:56:37 | More by wl0307
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
Served on-tap at the The Batdorf into a standard pint.
A - Pours orange-ish yellow with a small one finger tall white head leaving spotty lacing down the glass.
S - Smells of lightly toasted sweet buiscuity malt, earthy hops, and a touch of spice toward the end. Simple yet enjoyable.
T - The taste is pretty similar to the nose. Hints of sweet caramel malt, earthy hops, light spice, and the ever present buiscuity feel. The flavors are simple yet enjoyable. It goes down easy and often.
M - Medium-Light body and flavor with moderate carbonation. Light body with some lingering buiscuity sweetness in the finish.
O - This is my favorite Cali common. The flavors are simple and it is extremely easy drinking. I am glad we are finally starting to see more Anchor products in our area.
06-14-2011 20:50:17 | More by orangesol
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
10-27-2013 13:09:44 | More by InspectorBob
New York
4/5 rDev +3.6%
12 ouncer sampled. No freshness indication on the label. Pours a nice rich dark amber, with an off white creamy, dense head. Respectable lacing left behind. Sweet nose of caramel and brown sugar. Medium bodied, smooth malty base to this one, soft, creamy mouthfeel, very easy on the tongue. Smooth subtle hops in the finish, slightly dry very pleasant quafer/sessoner. Classic early/back in the day micro. thanks for the memories and for the fine suds for all these years!
12-11-2004 05:15:52 | More by Billolick
3.65/5 rDev -5.4%
Pours a dark amber with a tan head that quickly dissipates.
The smell is mostly of malt- fairly light, and pleasing.
The taste is balanced, a little spicy, followed by some hop bitterness, followed by a lager aftertaste and some malt on the finish. Very bready tasting.
Mouthfeel is creamy and smooth, and fairly highly carbonated.
Quite drinkable- has enough interesting flavors to hold your interest, but also is crisp and refreshing.
08-02-2006 01:22:18 | More by Georgiabeer
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1. Toyota Of Irving 10 miles
1999 West Airport Frwy.
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"They were awesome,called back fast and kept working with me. ended up purchasing my truck from them 2013 4runner Limited; )"
2. Toyota Of Lewisville 19.6 miles
1547 S. Stemmons Frwy.
Lewisville, TX 75067
"Called back but never purchased anything."
3. Toyota Of Richardson 13.2 miles
1221 N Central Expressway
Richardson, TX 75080
"Great price, good communication. They had 4 cars in the price range that I was looking for. 1 sold before I got there and the salespperson actually emailed to let me know. There was also no BS with financing."
4. Sport City Toyota 9.1 miles
12650 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy
Dallas, TX 75228
"Not great but not terrible. Told them I was just test driving cars that day. Came back from test drive and they ramped up the pressure. I don't respond well to that. ended up buying from another dealership."
5. Toyota of Rockwall 22.1 miles
1250 East I 30
Rockwall, TX 75087
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6. Vandergriff Toyota 18.6 miles
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Arlington, TX 76017
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7. Texas Toyota of Grapevine 17.4 miles
801 State Highway 114 E
Grapevine, TX 76051
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8. Cowboy Toyota 6.3 miles
9525 E R L Thornton Fwy
Dallas, TX 75228
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9. Toyota Of Dallas 10.1 miles
2610 Forest Lane
Dallas, TX 75234
"Fake they don't make a five with a solar floor. They told us he had it and down payment on it. But I guess they didn't because it just sold. I hate liars. Had much better help with Clearwater Toyota In Florida"
10. Orr Toyota 9.9 miles
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1. Motorsports Auto Group 1.2 miles
1010 South Riverfront Boulevard
Dallas, TX 75207
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8045 E RL Thornton Fwy
Dallas, TX 75228
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RECIPE AND A RESERVATION: Mattison's City Grille
Date: June 1, 2010
by: Loren Mayo | Community Editor
Restaurant name: Mattison's City Grille
Owner and executive chef: Paul Mattison
Address: 1 North Lemon Avenue
Phone: 330-0440
Hours: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays; 11 a.m. to midnight, Fridays; 9 a.m. to midnight Saturdays; and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sundays
Known for: Al fresco menu with an Italian edge
Website: www.mattisons.com
Waffle-Pecan Crusted Grouper with local peach chutney and farmer veggies
The Waffle-Pecan Crusted Grouper was featured in April at the Farm to Fork Sunday Brunch, a partnership between Mattison's City Grille and the Suncoast Food Alliance. The menu was comprised of locally grown, organic products. Serves two.
2 local Grouper filets, about six oz each
1 large egg
1 teaspoon of flour
1 crispy waffle, chopped finely
½ cup toasted pecan, chopped fine
salt and pepper
3 tablespoons of olive oil
1 tablespoons olive oil
2 cups local peaches, peeled and diced small
1 small shallot, chopped small
2 tablespoons red pepper, diced small
2 tablespoons white balsamic vinegar
½ tablespoons sugar
1 basil leaf, chopped
2 zucchini, cut in to vertical slices
2 squash, cut in to vertical slices
1 tablespoons olive oil
1 clove garlic
fresh herbs - parsley and thyme, chopped fine
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. In a small mixing bowl, combine the waffle and pecans; beat the egg; season the fish with salt and pepper. Dust lightly with flour and apply the egg wash on the bone side of the fish; press the egg side on the waffle mixture.
3. Preheat a sauté pan at medium-high heat; add the olive oil and sear the fish waffle side down first for 40 seconds; turn over and place it in the oven for five to six minutes until cooked through.
4. In a separate saucepan, at medium heat, add olive oil and shallots, cook for one minute; add the vinegar, peaches, peppers, and sugar. Lower the heat and cook for six minutes; add the basil and season with salt and pepper to taste and set aside.
5. For the veggies, in a medium size pan, add the olive oil and garlic at medium heat; add the zucchini and squash, sauté for three minutes; season with salt and pepper and fresh herbs; serve immediately with the grouper and garnish with the peach chutney.
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As an atheist, I believe in nothing, but at least I don't believe in a lie.
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Atheism is a non- prophet organization.
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All thinking men are atheists.
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To you, I'm an atheist. To God, I'm the loyal opposition.
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I think religion is a neurological disorder.
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I have a problem with people who take the Constitution loosely and the Bible literally.
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Not only is there no God, but try getting a plumber on weekends.
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A man is accepted into a church for what he believes and he is turned out for what he knows.
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Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.
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his first start beyond 6 ½ furlongs, Just Magic was an easy winner of a $44,000
optional claimer Thursday at Hollywood Park.
by Joel Rosario, the 3-year-old Five Star Day colt out of the Mr. Redoy mare
Magic Sister assumed command immediately, set a restrained pace and was never
menaced in the final quarter of a mile.
by breeder Budget Stable and trained by Janet Armstrong, Just Magic, the 2-1
second choice in the field of five, ran the 1 1/16 miles in 1:43.32 while
winning by 3 ¾ lengths.
victory was the second in four starts for Just Magic and hiked his earnings to
$65,360. He has not finished worse than third.
Rosario a sweep
of the early double after he won the first race with 9-1 shot Ascot's
Highflyer, Just Magic paid $6, $2.40 and $2.20.
Lions Story, the 1-2 favorite, wound up 1 ¾ lengths in front of Gilligan,
returning $2.10 and $2.10. Gilligan, who finished third for the sixth time in
24 lifetime starts, paid $3.60 to show.
Creek and Milty
Way completed the order
of finish.
loss was the sixth in a row for Lions Story since his maiden win last Aug. 1 at
Mar. The son of Wildcat Heir has been the public choice in his four most recent
resumes Friday. Post time is 7:05 p.m.
the conclusion of the eighth and final race – approximately 10:30 p.m. – a
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