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The core of eGroupWare is the groupware API written in PHP. eGW API includes a user store, has several back ends, and offers database abstraction and a flexible templating system.
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eGroupWare runs on both Windows and any Unix-like operation system. It offers both GPL and LGPL licenses. It is completely written in PHP. It requires a Web server, DB server, and a PHP version greater than 4.1. Hardware requirements depend on the count of users. At the moment, it is available in more then 15 languages.
Why and how did you get started?
Ralf, Lars and I (Reiner Jung) are former developers of the phpGroupWare project. The developers there decided to follow their own interpretation of free software. We decided to leave the project, with the vision to build an enterprise-ready open source groupware application. For the development process we chose a more open development. We have no classical project leaders. The project is organized in development groups with the three founders in the role of coordinators.
What is the intended audience?
We want to offer small to middle-sized companies around the world free and customizable groupware. eGroupWare works in installations of from 2 to 2,000 users.
How many people do you believe are using your software?
It is hard to say. eGroupWare is available for download from SF.net and as a package for Mandrake and Gentoo Linux. We have nearly 100,000 downloads from SF.net.
What are a couple of notable examples of how people are using your software?
What gave you an indication that your project was becoming successful?
Seeing the SF.net statistic that we reached 40.000 downloads two months after the first release, and watching more and more people joining as developers, translators, and documentation writers.
What has been your biggest surprise?
That we have so many installations on different operation systems where people use eGroupWare with different databases, Web servers, mail servers, and PHP versions, with only few bugs. We can't test the software on all platforms and in all possible software combinations ourselves, yet in March we had 110,000 downloads and only ~550 committed bugs.
What has been your biggest challenge?
In nine months the development crew increased from 4 developers to 29. We need to integrate the new developers into the development process and merge their ideas with our development plan.
Why do you think your project has been so well received?
It is easy to set up and has a clear and easy user interface. You don't need to be a PHP programmer or system administrator to install eGroupWare -- a basic installation takes less than 10 minutes. When we started, we had a very basic install document and the setup process was a little hard. Pim and Ralf changed the installation process and its layout so that it is more easy to use. A new simple install howto is now available in version 0.4 under the name "Install and Security Howto" and got ~40,000 downloads in this version.
Where do you see your project going?
One of our main to-dos for the next releases is giving the user a desktop feeling by offering drag and drop, automatic screen resize, and a fully customizable interface. We hope to extend and better integrate the applications. It must be possible to install all applications separately, but if they are installed together, we want them to work together like one big application.
What's on your project wish list?
To have migration tools to migrate users from Exchange, openExchange, and Groupwise directly to eGroupWare. We also want better integration of native clients. The KDE PIM is ready, but we also need plugins for Outlook and Evolution so they can use eGroupWare as a server back-end.
What are you most proud of?
That people all around the world use our software. We have installations from Taiwan to Brazil, and many people replace Exchange servers with eGroupWare. People compare eGroupWare with commercial solutions and see that we offer better possibilities for their business.
How do you coordinate the project?
Users report bugs using the bug tracker on sf.net. The bug admin then assigns them to developers. For general communication we use use the mailing lists at SourceForge.net. We use the eGroupWare developer Wiki to define our next development steps and how we implement them, after discussing it publicly first.
We use CVS and the other available tools which SourceForge.net provides.
We don't have automatic testing tools for quality management. Once major changes have been implemented, different developers test them locally on their installations. If we do not find any problems we test the changes on our demo installation and inform some testers, who may report any bug.
Do you work on the project full-time, or do you have another job?
Reiner: I have another job. In normal life, I work as a project manager for open source and security projects.
Lars: I have another job as well. But I try to earn some money by selling eGroupWare support.
If you work on the project part-time, how much time would you say you spend, per week, on it?
Reiner: I spend more than 30 hours per week on the project. Lars: I spend 10 to 15 hours per week on the project. Ralf: I spend, on average, more then 40 hours per week on eGroupWare.
What is your development environment like?
Reiner: 2 Dell Pentium III servers and my notebook. Red Hat, Debian, and OpenBSD and all the open source tools they include.
Lars: I'm developing on a P4 running Gentoo-Linux.
Ralf: Notebook, desktop box, and some servers under SuSE Linux. I use KDE, Quanta, and Mozilla for the PHP development.
Other applications like Site Manager CMS and JiNN CMS are under ongoing development.
How can others contribute?
We have a good team of developers, and we welcome others who are team players. The project also needs help from people who want to work on the user manual/documentation and translation.
Anybody who wants to join the team should send some patches to the SF.net patch manager. If they get approved, we will add them to the project. The best way to contact the developers is the developer's mailing list or the IRC channel #egroupware.
Project Name: eGroupWare
Background of Project Leader:
Name: Reiner Jung
Age: 39
Occupation or experience: Consultant/ Project Manager for Security Open Source
Location: Germany
Name: Ralf Becker
Age: 38
Location: Germany
Name: Lars Knescke
Age: 29
Occupation or experience: Network Engineer (Cisco, Linux, Firewall, VPN), PHP developer
Location: Germany
Key Developers:
Milos Lott, Andy Kraus, Alejandro Pedraza, Tony Angles Puglisi, Drago Bokal, Ilia Alshanetsky, João, Pim Snel, Greg Haygood
Quote about SF.net?
SourceForge.net offers all the tools necessary to start and realize a open source project.
Why did you place the project on SF.net?
We don't have to invest in hardware and maintain our own servers. We only had to register the project and we were able to start.
How has SourceForge.net helped you?
We can use CVS, mailing lists, and a download area in an easy to maintain environment. SourceForge.net helped more and more users find the project pages and download the software. If you develop on our own server, who will find you?
The number one benefit of using SourceForge.net is:
A free service which offer a fantastic combination of tools.


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Rates of eczema and hay fever in the United Kingdom appear to have stabilized, after charting a steady rise over recent decades.
However, the study also found that rates of systemic allergic reactions -- including the severe condition known as anaphylaxis -- have surged in the past 20 years.
The researchers analyzed data gathered from numerous sources: national surveys, primary care doctors, prescription and hospital admission records, and death records.
Over the past three decades, diagnoses of allergic rhinitis and eczema in children have tripled, but there appears to have been a recent decrease in the prevalence of symptoms. Hospital admissions for eczema have stabilized since 1995, the researchers found, while admissions for allergic rhinitis have decreased to about 40 percent of their 1990 levels.
Between 1971 and 1991, the number of consultations with family doctors about hay fever increased by 260 percent and by 150 percent for eczema. However, these rates have stabilized in the past 10 years, the study said.
Hospital admissions for anaphylaxis have soared by 700 percent, for food allergy by 500 percent, and for the skin allergy urticaria by 100 percent.
Prescriptions for all types of allergies have increased since 1991.
The researchers said that some of the trends could be related to changes in medical practice and care but could also be explained by changes in the sources of allergic disease.
The study was published in the current issue of Thorax.
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CTFA Requests Public Comments on Skin Absorption
The Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association (CTFA) is requesting public comments by September 25, 2006, on a new Safety Evaluation Guideline addressing the topic of Skin Absorption.
The guideline describes in vitro test methods for evaluating skin absorption.
The CTFA Safety Evaluation Guidelines provide manufacturers with guidance regarding the use of preclinical and clinical safety testing as a means to substantiate the safety of both ingredients and finished cosmetic products. They are part of the CTFA Technical Guidelines series.
Each Guideline undergoes an extensive development and review process by CTFA technical committees and staff, as well as public review by CTFA member companies, nonmember companies, federal government agencies, and scientific professional societies.
An electronic copy of the draft guidelines is available from the CTFA Public Affairs Department by contacting Lisa Powers, (202) 446-0489 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
FDA Seeks Ban on OTC Skin Bleaching Products
The FDA is seeking to ban over-the-counter sales of skin bleaching drug products.
The FDA cites the possible risk of cancer and skin discoloration from hydroquinone typically found in these products.
However, those cancer studies were done on rats, not people.
"The actual risk to humans from use of hydroquinone has yet to be fully determined," the FDA states in its proposal, published in the U.S. government's Federal Register.
The type of skin discoloration noted by the FDA is called exogenous ochronosis, a darkening of the skin. The FDA cites research linking the condition to hydroquinone use.
The FDA isn't proposing a ban on prescription skin bleaching drug products. But all such products would need to submit a new drug application for the FDA's review.
Not all skin lighteners contain hydroquinone. The FDA knows of 200 products containing hydroquinone in strengths from 0.4% to 5%, about two-thirds of which "appear to be marketed as OTC [over-the-counter] drugs," says the FDA.
The FDA is taking comments on its proposal until Dec. 27.
Expert's Views
WebMD spoke with dermatologist Susan Taylor, MD, of Society Hill Dermatology in Philadelphia, and the Skin of Color Center in New York about the FDA's proposal.
"I feel that hydroquinones are safe and effective treatment for pigmentary disorders," Taylor says. "I feel comfortable recommending that my patients continue to use hydroquinones if they have a pigmentary disorder."
"I think the evidence is quite weak with the link between hydroquinones and cancer," Taylor tells WebMD.
"Data on rats and mice cannot necessarily be extrapolated to human data," she says.
"In Africa, people have used hyrdoquinones for long periods of time ... meaning years, 10, 20, 30, years ... and at high concentrations," Taylor says. "We've not seen a proliferation of various types of cancers reported from that population.
Exogenous ochronosis is rare in the U.S., Taylor notes.
"If you look at the case reports, it's probably less than 200," Taylor says. "So it's really not a significant problem here in the United States."
Millions of Users
Taylor points out that "many patients have disorders that are truly disfiguring and devastating. And these conditions can be improved significantly with hydroquinone products."
"It's important therapy and it's used by millions and millions of people," Taylor says.
She says hydroquinone products are primarily used to lighten dark areas of the skin due to conditions including injury, rashes, acne, and sun damage.
"So there are real problems and this is a real solution," Taylor says. She adds that filing new drug applications can cost millions of dollars.
"My concern is that we could lose prescription products that we have," Taylor says. "That would have major consequences, I think."
"It's safe, effective; it's the gold standard, and I think our patients would benefit from continued use for these problems. I think those three points sum it up for me," Taylor says.
SOURCES: U.S. Government Printing Office, Federal Register, Aug. 29, 2006; vol 71: pp 51146-51155. Susan Taylor, MD, Society Hill Dermatology, Philadelphia, Skin of Color Center, New York.
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Unless it's continuously reapplied, sunscreen can actually attack the skin and leave it vulnerable to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, concludes a University of California, Riverside study.
The researchers found that, over time, molecules in sunscreen that block UV radiation can penetrate into the skin and leave the outer layer susceptible to UV, CBC News reported.
The study appears in an upcoming issue of the journal Free Radical Biology & Medicine.
"Sunscreens do an excellent job protecting against sunburn when used correctly," Kerry Hanson, a research scientist in the university's department of chemistry, said in a prepared statement.
"This means using a sunscreen with a high sun protection factor and applying it uniformly on the skin. Our data show, however, that if coverage at the skin surface is low, the UV filters in sunscreens that have penetrated into the epidermis can potentially do more harm than good," he said.
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Three Treatments Slow Skin Cancer
Acid skin peel, laser resurfacing, and a chemotherapy cream all remove precancerous skin growths and slow cancer -- but patients prefer the peel.
Precancerous growths, small areas of discrete roughness to the skin, come from too much sun, note VA researcher Basil M. Hantash, MD, PhD, and colleagues. Particularly when a person has a lot of them, they tend to become squamous cell carcinomas: cancer.
Doctors often burn off these growths, called actinic keratoses, with liquid nitrogen. But there's evidence other ways of removing them work at least as well.
Also, the other techniques appear to do another very important thing: They slow the development of cancer.
Hantash, of Palo Alto, Calif., and colleagues compared three of these techniques in 24 men. The patients had an average age of 73; all but three had previously had skin cancers removed. Five similar patients served as an untreated comparison group.
Before treatment, the 24 men had dozens of precancerous facial growths.
The researchers treated the men with laser resurfacing, an acid skin peel, or a topical cream containing fluorouracil, a chemotherapy drug.
All treatments worked, reducing the number of precancerous skin growths by 83% (chemo cream), 89% (skin peel), and 92% (laser).
Preventing New Cancers
The treatments also seemed to slow the development of new skin cancers.
Left untreated, the patients would be expected to develop 1.7 new facial skin cancers a year.
That's pretty close to what happened in the untreated comparison group. But the treated patients had only 0.04 to 0.22 new skin cancers per year.
"In the ... acid peel arm, one cancer per 26.1 years would be expected, compared with 1 cancer per 6.79 and 4.77 years in the [laser] and [chemo cream] arms, respectively," Hantash and colleagues report.
The untreated comparison group, they calculated, had 1.57 new cancers per year: that is, one new cancer every eight months.
The patients who got the acid peel were much more compliant with treatment, and had fewer side effects than those treated with laser or chemo cream.
Hantash and colleagues note that repeated treatments may be needed. In any case, patients with precancerous facial growths must get careful follow-up care.
Because the study had several limitations -- including its small size, infrequent use of sunscreen, and a control group that was not randomly picked -- the researchers warn that their findings must be confirmed in larger studies.
Hantash and colleagues report their research in the August issue of the Archives of Dermatology.
By Daniel DeNoon, WebMD, 8/21/2006
Sun Exposure Kills 60,000 Per Year
Overexposure to the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation (UVR) kills 60,000 people a year, but most of these deaths are almost entirely preventable through simple protective measures, according to the World Health Organization.
UVR causes sunburn, triggers cold sores and ages the skin, according to its report, the first to outline the global health burden of sun exposure. Simple measures, such as covering up when in the sun, could cut the deaths, the BBC reported on Thursday. "We all need some sun, but too much sun can be dangerous -- and even deadly," said Dr Maria Neira, Director for Public Health and the Environment at WHO.
Of the 60,000 deaths, 48,000 are caused by malignant melanomas and 12,000 by other skin cancers, the report found. Small amounts of UVR are needed for good health and play an essential role in the production of vitamin D by the skin.
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UVA-blocking Sunscreen Approved by FDA
Anthelios SX, a sunscreen that's reportedly better at blocking ultraviolet A (UVA) radiation than other sunscreens currently sold in the United States, has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
The product, made by the French cosmetics company L'Oreal SA, contains an ingredient called ecamsule, and has a sun protection factor (SPF) of 15, the Associated Press reported.
Ecamsule is more effective against UVA radiation than ingredients (which block mainly ultraviolet B radiation) contained in sunscreens currently sold in the United States. Ecamsule has been an ingredient in L'Oreal's sunscreens sold in Europe and Canada since 1993.
The FDA noted that UVA is a deeper penetrating radiation than UVB. There's a suspected link between UVA and long-term effects such as wrinkles, basal and squamous cell cancers and melanoma, the AP reported.
Mapping Helps Clients Beat Skin Cancer
Simply asking patients to map their moles on a drawing of their back after a monthly skin self-exam is an easy, low-cost way of reducing melanoma deaths, researchers report.
Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. It has a 95 percent survival rate if it's detected early but only a 16 percent survival rate if it's detected after it has begun to spread.
One of the best methods of detecting melanoma and other skin cancers is for patients to conduct monthly skin self-exams. However, it can be difficult for patients to accurately examine their skin without a method of remembering the location and size of existing moles, the study noted.
"Most melanomas are discovered by patients. So, we looked for a way to improve the accuracy of skin self-exams. Conducting the skin self-exam with the help of a diagram showing the location of moles, scars and other marks on the skin can help a person more easily notice any changes or new lesions, which are important warning signs for melanoma," study co-author Dr. Martin A. Weinstock, of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Providence, R.I., said in a prepared statement.
The study, published in the August issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, included 88 people who were educated about skin cancer and skin self-examination. The researchers took digital photos of the patients' upper and lower backs and instructed the patients to perform a self-exam before their next visit.
The patients were randomly selected to receive either a blank piece of paper (46 patients) or a "mole-mapping diagram" (42 patients). Those who received the diagram were told to draw their moles on it before their return appointment.
Between the patients' initial and return visits, the researchers randomly altered the photographs of the patients' backs, adding the image of a lesion. On their return visit, the patients were asked to indicate any changes on their photos.
Of the patients who received the mole-mapping diagrams, more than half were able to identify the changes made to their photos.
"The results suggest that asking the participants to create a mole-mapping diagram may improve the accuracy of skin self-exam, particularly identifying a new lesion," Weinstock said.
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Natural Cosmetics Booming in France
Natural cosmetic sales are booming in France, increasing 40% in 2005, according to Organic Monitor, a business research and consulting company. Due to growing awareness of chemicals in products, consumers are shying away from traditional staples and opting for natural toiletries, makeup and hair care. A new study by Organic Monitor shows that sales are continuing to rise in 2006. In addition, with more than 1,700 choices on the market, organic products account for about one-fourth of all natural cosmetic sales.


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I'm Boris. I'll be your spook this evening
by Jock Stewart, Special Investigative Reporter
On the other side of midnight, I discovered that Lucinda's pet hamster Telemachus had busted out of his cage, leaving a trail of shredded newspaper across the living room toward the open back door. I ran outside in the dark and tripped over a body that hadn't been there earlier in the evening. It wasn't anyone I knew.
Inasmuch as the forest primaeval sits behind our house, three things were clear: (1) Anyone could have sneaked up to our door and dumped a body on the stoop, (2) Telemachus could be anywhere and might be a witness or an accessory to a crime, and (3) Lucinda would be ticked off when she got home from the newspaper office.
I considered calling 911. However, my experience with the local police department told me that Chief Kruller and his men would only track mud into the house before wasting all their time with the body while the hamster's life was in danger. The Feds would be faster.
I dialed the NSA hotline. The voice on the other end of the line sounded like a character out of an old spy movie.
"V gostyakh khorosho, a doma luchshe. Meenya zavoot Boris," he said.
After a calming shot of single-malt Scotch, I asked, "Do you speak English, or has my call been routed to the KGB?"
"Da to the English, nyet to the KGB," Mr. Stewart. "This is the National Spook Administration."
"How did you know it was me?"
"I was trained by the former KGB," said Boris. "It's my job to know it is you."
"That's reassuring," I said.
"Knowing it's you is part of the balanced approach the President talks about when people ask him why the government is invading your privacy," said Boris.
"Right, you balance what you can learn with what you can get away with."
"As my old mentor Vladimir always used to say, 'it's only when the borscht stinks, that it's really good for you.'"
"It's hard to beat logic like that," I said, taking another sip of Scotch. "Actually, I was calling about. . ."
"Telemachus," said Boris.
"Right," I said.
"The little dear is safe," said Boris. "He's hiding in your car until everything blows over."
"Thanks, Boris, Lucinda would be. . ."
"Ticked off if she got home and saw an empty cage. She's at the the Krispy Kreme playing poker with Chief Kruller but will be home in fifteen minutes since she has a full house and he only has two pair."
"What exactly needs to blow over?"
"I'm not authorized to speak to you about that."
"Does it have anything to do with the body?"
"It might."
"Does it have anything to do with my anti-NSA editorial columns?"
"It might."
"Boris, as my dear old Daddy used to say, 'the Feds know what they know but don't know that ignorance comes with the job."
"He got that right," said Boris. "I've got to ring off, Jock, Chief Kruller is calling on line 5,000 to tell me he can't find his gun."
"You've been very helpful, Boris. Spaseeba."
"Back at you."
When I went outside to my car, I saw that during the phone call, the body had been removed. Telemachus would be pleased. As I stared out into the wild forest where the eyes of the night and the NSA watched, I had to smile because they did not yet know Chief Kruller's gun was in Lucinda's purse--according to unnamed sources, of course.


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2/5 rDev -50.1%
09-03-2013 21:00:45 | More by chippo33
2.53/5 rDev -36.9%
I don't know if I got a bad bottle but the taste was awful. It had a very chemical taste to that disagreed with my mouth. The best way to describe it as drinking a corked or spoiled white wine or maybe a cheap scotch gone bad. It's the first Fantome I couldn't stand to drink.
03-16-2012 14:21:52 | More by SalMineo
2.75/5 rDev -31.4%
Poured form bottle into 25cL karmeliet tulip. Opens with almost no pop
Ar: Sweaty smoke, funky in a not great way. This is a strange beer. tart, the smoke dominates, lemony acidity
Ap: Clear gold, light white head, good retention
T: A distinct smokey character, like smoked nuts, was the first thing that stood out. Fruity sweetness, mildly tart. Smokey spice finish. A pleasant mild saison character in there with lemon and mild hop spice, but funky barbecue dominates the finish.
M: Light body, medium carb, slight tartness, lingering smokey feel.
O: I know there can often be unique spicing in these beers but this smokeyness really caught me off guard. It is interesting and weird. I don't think this is what the beer ought to taste like.
11-08-2011 02:40:25 | More by DaveJanssen
New York
2.88/5 rDev -28.2%
From 11/05/11 notes. Bottle shared by yourfragile at the mega-Fantome tasting. Poured from a 750ml bottle into my Cigar City snifter.
a - Pours a murky dark yellow with light carbonation evident and less than an inch of white head.
s - Smells of citrus hops and a tiny bit sulfur-ish. Not sure if this is a bad bottle or what, but overall the smell is not very good.
t - Tastes of lemons, citrus hops, apples, and lightly sour fruits. Much better than the nose but still not great.
m - Medium body and low carbonation. A little bit undercarbonated.
o - Overall not my favorite Fantome. Nose seemed a bit off, and the taste was a little sour and faint. Wouldn't seek it out again.
11-09-2011 21:53:06 | More by mdfb79
2.98/5 rDev -25.7%
Pours a shiny gold colour with no head. Thin film around the edge with dense bubbles. Decent lace. Not bad, but not great.
Smells sweet, honey and nutty. Lots of almondy notes. Sweet predominantly with hints of Belgian phenols on the back. Marzipan, pecan and peanut. I'm definitely missing the funk here.
Wow, world of difference on the palate. So sour. A lot better, and yet still a bit simple and underdeveloped. Peanut notes, some chestnut, with tart vinegar character and some lemon/apple cider notes. Not particularly interesting, just tastes a little unnuanced to me.
Tart mouthfeel with pull from the yeast. A bit dry and acidic, but not bad.
Maybe it was a mistake following Logsdon's excellent Seizoen with this, as this just doesn't taste right to me. Tartness is there but there doesn't seem to be much else.
05-21-2013 02:07:31 | More by laituegonflable
3/5 rDev -25.2%
12-27-2011 22:32:26 | More by rob133
New York
3/5 rDev -25.2%
06-11-2014 01:22:25 | More by BGsWo22
3/5 rDev -25.2%
04-16-2012 17:37:48 | More by deapokid
Ontario (Canada)
3.05/5 rDev -23.9%
Crushinator's bottle. Pours cloudy with incredible white head bubbles. Really funky aroma, beyond farmyard, smells like a wild ale. Good mouthfeel but bitterness, with some old orange rind astringency and funkiness making it not that desireable to drink.
07-18-2008 12:09:59 | More by Sammy
3.05/5 rDev -23.9%
pours a golden yellow with loads of white fizzy and creamy head. retains lightly.
big fruit and funk with bits of light spice and pepper. bit of skunk.
i read some reviews before i made mine, and then had to make sure i was drinking the same beer. some fruit like apricot and grape up front. some apple. light tartness. quickly fades into charcoal and ash. finishes like an ash tray. no lie.... (after a while i guess i got used to the ash and stopped picking up on it)
mild carbonation, light and fluffy.
great but the ash and charcoal just kills the flavor. no thanks, never again.
01-07-2012 00:17:10 | More by hooliganlife
3.15/5 rDev -21.4%
bottle shared by dewbrewer. Thanks!
Pour bright orange and is slightly hazy. Smell is fresh and bright, but funky and dusty as well. Some orange in the nose too. Taste is dry, funky, and truly strange. Dusty, and a very light sourness in the finish. Medium to thin bodied. Light carbonation. Pretty unique, even as fantome beers go, with really hard to place spiced flavors.
07-01-2008 18:42:31 | More by JDV
3.25/5 rDev -19%
Pours a cloudy golden orange color with yellowish hues and a very thin fizzy white head that immediately fades into a thin ring. No lacing.
Earthy aroma with funky saison yeast, light fruit, zesty spice and a prominent citrus character. Lots of lemon peel and grapefruit along with a subtle vegetal/earthy presence.
Medium bodied and surprisingly tart with a dry, sour funk that lingers throughout into a slightly puckering, dry finish. There's also a sweet fruit presence with lots of citrusy lemon as well as some apple and pear. Hints of grass, hay, yeast and a vegetal earthiness. There's also some faint spice that's nowhere near as strong as in the nose. Just really weird, kind of like a saison berlinerweisse hybrid. Kind of one dimensional though with an odd sour and sweet fruit flavor. Not too sour though, more puckering and dry.
02-08-2012 16:33:01 | More by corby112
3.28/5 rDev -18.2%
From: Gifted by CE, from somewhere in AZ
Date: None on bottle
Glass: New Belgium globe glass
Pours a light beige head of about 1cm, composed of medium to large-sized bubbles, and with below average retention (lasting under a minute). The head fizzes away to a thin ring around the glass, leaving a few modest spots of lacing along the sides of the glass. Body is an orange-amber color, transparent, with light bringing out a somewhat bright, rust-orange color. Carbonation is visible and fairly substantial, streaming up from the bottom of the glass.
Aroma is nearly candy-like sweetness with light toffee, hints of brandy, and lavendar/mint-like herbs. Not unappealing, but not particularly appealing, either.
Front of palate picks up light toffee and brown candy sugar-like sweetness. Mid-palate is brown candy sugar sweet, with prune esters, brandy, and medicinal or cough syrup-like flavors at times; it also includes a bit of "damp woods" like tastes, powdered cocoa, and potpurri-like herb usage. Back of palate picks up faded cherry-in-syrup flavors, toffee and brown candy sugar sweetness, and faint ethanol. Lingering aftertaste of medicinal/cough syrup sweetness with hints of brown candy sugar and prunes. Overall, quite complex, but perhaps overly sweet and a bit unbalanced in this regard.
Beer is medium-bodied, with slight wateriness around the edges. Carbonation is low in intensity, resulting in a smooth, though fairly stagnant mouthfeel that is just slightly foamy. Closes dryly, with little residual stickiness across the palate, despite the sweet flavors.
12-11-2012 03:59:23 | More by falloutsnow
3.33/5 rDev -17%
Pour: 750 ml bottle poured into tulip glass. Very light pour yields huge overwhelming 4+ finger head. Head is light tan and body light brown, slightly cloudy. Tons of carbonation along the outside of the glass. Head is super resilient - fluffy and slow to go down. Perhaps too heady.
Nose: Rich and bright aroma. Reminiscent perhaps of Reinaert. Fruity, tart, salty, a tiny touch of funkiness. Blueberry, juicy, a touch of black pepper, maybe some orange. Not as deep as I'm making it sound... I'm really searching here - it's not bursting out of the glass or anything.
Mouth: First thing I notice is how foamy the mouthfeel is... the explosive carbonation noted in the pour explodes in the mouth as well, foaming up and creating tons of bubbles in my mouth. Flavor is very similar to aroma. Alcohol is very noticeable in flavor. Taste is very sweet, nothing I've tasted in a Fantome before. Actually more like an unremarkable Belgian brown. Some caramel, brown sugar, cloying sweetness.
I believe this is grossly mis-characterized as a Saison.
01-11-2008 07:59:33 | More by clickpush
District of Columbia
3.48/5 rDev -13.2%
Bottle shared by yourefragile. Thanks Michael.
Sampled alongside twenty other Fantôme beers.
The beer appears a very hazy yellow, with virtually no head or lacing.
The aroma is something to behold. I'm not sure if I love it, despise it, or both. Since I keep sticking my nose in the glass searching for an answer, it must be alright. Ripe onions and funky apricots amid a yeasty, floral base. Truly unique.
The flavor is tart, sour, intense. Apricots and Vidalia onions. Sharp and puckering. Acetic. This beer sinks into your cheeks.
Medium bodied with low carbonation. Lip smacking and cheek burning tartness.
Overall, a unique brew, and worth a try, though certainly not my favorite Fantôme of the lot.
11-08-2011 03:30:14 | More by Huhzubendah
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
08-20-2013 23:48:18 | More by MinorThreat
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
01-05-2012 07:20:51 | More by ygtbsm94
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
11-21-2011 16:38:54 | More by brandoman63
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
750ml capped and corked bottle purchased from K&L Wine Merchants in Redwood City, CA. Shared with @tobeerornottobe and @LaitueGonflable in Sydney as part of our Fantôme tasting day.
It uncaps without as much as a thunk, and pours similarly: rather flat and heavy. A mild ring of white forms around the edge, but otherwise it looks uncarbonated and pretty dense. Colour is a pleasant slightly hazed golden hue, and it picks up the light nicely: giving it a glow. Overall, it's not bad-looking, but is missing some of the key points of the style and the brewery.
Holy crap, what's going on here? Sweet and sour intensity, like heavily oaked botrytis semillon, with a hint of earthiness and a phenolic, gueuze-like bite. Some marzipan almond acridity. This is very strange: possibly just wrong.
Taste is similar, but maybe a bit better: apple and pear cider characters come through along with a pronounced acidity, and a slightly herbal and slightly carbonic bite on the finish. It feels rather thin, however, and has very little residual body: it's this more than anything that makes me believe this is not how it was supposed to be.
To be honest, I didn't hate it, even though it feels like this sample is infected with something that wasn't meant to be there: the stronger acidity is actually an interesting addition to the base Fantôme beer, which still managed to retain some character. But this is less good than it should have been, I feel, and I wonder just how much this has veered off from its goal.
11-24-2012 06:19:25 | More by lacqueredmouse
District of Columbia
3.53/5 rDev -12%
Appearance: A bit darker (lots of ruby & copper) and a much larger head than the regular fantome saison. Some sporadic lacing down the side.
Nose: Not as tart or funky as I would hope, more caramel and apricot than expected:
Taste: Sweet, malty caramel/toffee, along with apricot and orange
Mouthfeel: Fuller than expected
Drinkability: high, perhaps a more approachable fantome, but not in a good way
05-21-2010 03:26:08 | More by craytonic
3.63/5 rDev -9.5%
Really excited to see this (and many other Fantôme beers) on the shelves recently! Poured from a green-glass capped-and-corked 750mL bottle into my Troubadour tulip.
Quite murky citrine body with a faint limoncello glow. Vigorous pour produces no head whatsoever, and there is barely a collar created by the sluggish microbubbles. Perhaps an older vintage?
Herbaceous savory fragrance, floral in a weird way (marigolds? lilacs? huh?), with syrupy fruit notes suggesting loquat, leechee nuts, and fermenting pear. A low Brett. note floats around as well.
Chalky and bracingly tart on the palate - the sourness gives way slowly to overripe pear again, reminding me something of a warhead. Yellow sorrel, lemon drops, and a hint of tallegio and aspirin fill out the profile. Very "wild" - the funkiest of the Fantôme family I've yet to sample. Not skunked, no diacetyl, not "off," despite my initial misgivings...
Quite creamy thanks to all the yeast, but very thin with insufficient carbonation.
As strange as it is, this one is growing on me, but it is definitely one for afficianados only...a farmhouse ale with hints of the outhouse?
01-20-2011 02:19:36 | More by augustgarage
3.63/5 rDev -9.5%
A: It pours a pale yellow color with some cloudy clarity at best. There was a pop when I removed the cork put it poured really close to dead flat. No head with some small bubbles hitting the surface.
S: There are some strong citrus notes up front with a serious cheesy funky smell not far behind. The more I smell it I am reminded of a dry white wine.
T: The flavor is very vinous in quality with a nice kick of citrus to back it up. The lack of carbonation is not bothering as much as I anticipated. It still manages to finish clean and dry.
M: The feel is a bit thin without the bubbles, but at least it isn't overly sweet and syrupy.
O: I wish this one would have been properly carbonated as I can see myself enjoying it a bit more. It still is good brew, but falls short of what it could be.
11-12-2011 03:23:11 | More by Neffbeer
3.68/5 rDev -8.2%
Thanks to Richard for sharing this.
A: The pour is a cloudy goldenrod color with a soapy white head.
S: Slightly funky with lots of sweet fruit notes. I get a lot of citrus, especially oranges and tangerines, along with some apricots.
T: This is quite sweet, considering what you normally get from a Fantome saison. Mostly sweet oranges and apricots with a slight bit of that bretty Fantome yeast character underneath.
M: The body is medium with a fairly lively carbonation.
D: A pretty nice beer from Fantome, but not exactly my favorite from them either. I did enjoy all the fruitiness, however.
09-07-2010 04:25:02 | More by womencantsail
3.68/5 rDev -8.2%
A: Darker than most Fantome's I've had to date. This is more of amber cranberry color with some orange highlights. Thick off white head and lots of carbonation from the looks of it. Can't wait to try it, looks wonderful! 4
S: Smell is of apples, cooked orchard apples predominantly. This is most probably intentional and not acetylaldehyde (a command off flavor). Also, another first impression I got was that it smelled like a "holiday" beer. Perhaps there are some spices in here. Who knows though...only Dany knows. I was also hoping for more of that Fantome tangy tartness but it seems to be devoid here. 3.5
T&M: Taste pretty much follows the nose (which is what I love about Fantome...aroma and taste are very much intertwined). Lots of green apple flavor, not too heavy but definitely the dominant flavor. Carbonation level is perfect for the style and mouthfeel is crisp with a medium-light body. Clean finish. 3.5 / 4
O: Overall, not my favorite Fantome to date, but not something to shy away from. The regular Saison sets the bar pretty damn HIGH, but compared to other beers this is great. The apple flavor is not too intense, but still recognizable. It drinks easy, is refreshing and smells like apples. Good stuff! 4
08-29-2011 16:56:52 | More by julian
3.7/5 rDev -7.7%
Appearance: Pours a hazy, amber body with a medium-sized, fizzy, off-white head.
Smell: Spicy, funkified aroma of dried tea leaves, citrus, herb medley.
Taste: Slight maltiness with some orange marmalade sweetness. All of the obligatory musty earthiness and barnyard accents. A few jolts of acidity along the way. Strong herbaceousness and plenty of spices. Semi-dry finish with lingering herbal hints.
Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Moderate carbonation.
Drinkability: I don't even know where to begin.
03-24-2008 17:51:11 | More by ChainGangGuy
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In this toolbox, additional sub-systems have been identified to create relatively homogeneous groupings for describing environmental impact. However, although the definitions imply distinct systems, current pressures on livestock production result in a blurring of the boundaries between one system and another, e.g. mixed systems with use of external feed may become indistinguishable from industrial systems.
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Livestock systems in which more than 90% of dry matter fed to animals comes from rangelands, pastures, annual forages and purchased feeds and less than 10% of the total value of production comes from non-livestock farming activities. Annual stocking rates are less than 10 livestock units per hectare of agricultural land.
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Globally, mixed farming systems produce the largest share of total meat (54%) and milk (90%) and mixed farming is the main system for smallholder farmers in many developing countries. Mixed farming is probably the most benign agricultural production system, since there are many opportunities for nutrient recycling.
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Still, I intend to be fully committed to any musical opportunity that I become part of, to gain more experience, develop further as a musician and perform regularly if possible.
Feel free to contact me with any questions. If you're looking to jam/write music for fun or more seriously, I'd be keen to network with you.
It seems Bandmix now hides fully typed email addresses, so I'll write it slightly differently. You can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Screen name:
- Greg Pullin
- Member since:
- Jun 20 2012
- Active over 1 month ago
- Level of commitment:
- Very Committed
- Years playing music:
- 9
- Gigs played:
- 10 to 50
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Available to gig:
- 6-7 nights a week
John Petrucci
Michael Romeo
Paul Gilbert
Joe Satriani
Steve Vai
Dave Gilmour
Guthrie Govan
Steven Wilson
Dimebag Darrell
Mikael Åkerfeldt
Fredrik Åkesson
Jørn Viggo Lofstad
Gary Moore
John Mayer
Antoine Dufour
Matthew Santos
David Gray
Ben Howard
Dream Theater
Symphony X
Pink Floyd
Porcupine Tree
Pagan's Mind
Iron Maiden
Black Sabbath
Lamb Of God
Alter Bridge
Instrument experience:
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Advanced
- Lead Guitar:
- Advanced
- Acoustic Guitar:
- Moderate
Schecter C1-FR
Schecter Diamond series C1 Elite
Fender Strat
Tanglewood Premium TW145SC Acoustic
Marshall JVM Amplification
Boss Effects