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4/5 rDev +18.3%
I read elsewhere this was a gusher, so I opened this after it was chilled to about 45 degrees. Cork loosened with a resounding champagne pop, but no gushing. Hard to pour this one without the head expanding voluminously. About a 2 inch head was the best I could do, which was eggshell white, thick and foamy. Has pretty good head retention, and leaves lots of sticky lace on the glass.
Smells of lemon, dark cherries, brown sugar, barnyard funk, and old wood.
I like how this beer tastes, and it is not disappointing, but it doesn't exactly fit the brewer's style objective of a sour cherry Oude Bruin. it is not as sour as Oude Bruins typically are, such as Rodenbach. The lacto takes it in a lemony sour direction, yet it is also characterized by a dark caramel malt sweetness, accompanied by a metallic cola taste and spiciness, reminding me of an abbey ale with a lacto fermentation. It has a husky and spicy dark fruit character in the finish, probably dried dark cherries. The flavor cherry only comes through in the long dry finish. Oak is there to lend some smoothness but it isn't that prominent in the taste. This beer crosses style boundaries, but it ends up being a smooth and balanced beer.
The carbonation is pretty vigorous, much like champagne when the beer is first poured. Together with the sourness, the carbonation gives it a nicely refreshing mouthfeel.
Telegraph has been bending styles for awhile now. This is an interesting dark, slightly sour beer that comes off pretty smooth in the end. I'd definitely have this again.
07-09-2011 17:48:24 | More by Beerenauslese
4.05/5 rDev +19.8%
This is the most violently carbonated beer I've ever opened. Just loosening the cage starts the cork sliding out, and once it comes out (with a very loud pop), foam immediately starts gushing out of the bottle. I had a glass ready, as I had been warned, but once that was filled up with foam and the bottle showed no signs of stopping, I had to scramble for a second glass. There was foam coming out of the bottle for several full minutes, with me trying to pour out enough to get it to stop without losing too much, and still more ended up down the drain than I would have liked. Crazy.
A: If you can get it poured, it's a dark slightly translucent brown amber, with mountains of sticky off white head. Head retains for a while, and leaves solid walls of lacing.
S: Tart funkiness, with citrus backed by a solid malty sweetness.
T: Nicely balanced blend of sweet and tart, with a fair amount of funk on top. The alcohol is very well hidden.
M: Very very highly carbonated, medium to full body.
Overall this was pretty interesting; tasty, but unique. If I have it again I'll need a bigger glass around to catch the first 1/3 of a bottle or so that comes out in foam.
07-30-2011 02:05:09 | More by seand
4.13/5 rDev +22.2%
750 mL bottle poured into a Mikasa tulip glass
Batch 77
The beer is creamed-copper in appearance (if that's a legitimate color description) with a huge pillow-y head that never recedes. Tones of woodsy dank and unripe berries float about, but in the ether - the nose lingers and takes a few whiffs to pull it in.
The taste is much more pronounced with toffee-like malts playing against tart cherries. There are notes of drying oak that mix well with a subtle hop snap, keeping the sweet aspects in check. Alcohol is apparent but not aggressive. Finishes long, sweet and sour.
I don't get the low (or average) reviews here. My bottle's been aging for a little over a year (maybe longer) so that might be what 'smoothed' it out, but I don't think that's the entire reason. The brew produces a super-sudsy head, almost billowy, but it doesn't FEEL over-carbonated, something I can't stand. Over-carbing wouldn't get better with age. And I'm trying to pinpoint why the consensus feels this has a disjointed flavor profile - I'm getting a pretty smooth play of sweet and sour and bitter washing over the palate. Hmm...maybe I got a good batch? Or there's a bit of group-think here on BA? Well, no need to speculate...I've been drinking a lot of this style lately and this beer, at least my bottle, is a good example.
11-15-2012 06:00:41 | More by rand
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3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
01-23-2012 01:04:45 | More by stevefinny
3.55/5 rDev +5%
Pours a milk chocolate brown with a ridicously foamy head though the bottle wasnt the gusher others said it was. Nose has simple lemony citrus, rhubarb, sour cherry and an earthiness to it. The taste is a bit muddied by old wood that didnt seem to integrate its flavors well, bright tart citrus and rhubarb pie with almost a creaminess to it. Very nice carbonation to balance the sour acidity and the wood actually plays well in the mouthfeel as well as the abv being very hidden. A simple easy drinking 9% beer.
06-26-2011 06:12:13 | More by Trilogy31
4/5 rDev +18.3%
11-20-2011 01:24:45 | More by marqoid
3.65/5 rDev +8%
Appearance: Light brown color, tons of thick off-white head that fades slowly. The pressure in the bottle blew the cork out as soon as the cage was removed. Tons of lacing.
Smell: Tart, malty undertones, earthy, dark fruit, sour cherries.
Taste: Tart, sour cherries, dark fruit, earthy, oak, caramel, raisins, plums.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, moderate carbonation, silky, creamy, somewhat tart.
Overall: Another tasty beer from Telegraph. Not as sour as I'd have liked, but very drinkable.
03-07-2012 06:03:01 | More by phichifiji00
4.22/5 rDev +24.9%
Poured out and all turned into foam, once in started to settle down. It was a very deep dark orange leaving spotty lacing around the glass.
smells of carmel and fruit. then just a hint of malt
The only way i can think to describe the taste is, like an apple juice with an ale bite to it. Can definitely taste the alc. in it.
mouth feel in med to full body. little bit dry afterwards.
overall the is a good beer. have to give it a little time for the foam to settle down but is worth the wait
10-22-2011 23:03:02 | More by rtaps
2.05/5 rDev -39.3%
Poured into a styro coffee cup in a hotel room--better than out of the bottle me thinks. Couldn't really tell you the color due to the cup plus 3" foamy head that refused to subside. Wasn't a gusher, but highly carbed and ready to foam at the slightest hint of a nucleation site. You've been warned.
Smells like highly diluted balsamic vinegar. And that's about it. Very one-noted. Just kinda blahhh.
Tastes was a little less blahhh. Maybe more of a blah. With the target being Flanders Oude Bruin, both the sweet and sour were way off the mark. More precise, though there is some sour there, there is really no sweet balance. In fact, this finishes unpleasantly bitter... oddly enough, a coffee bitter, with the coffee likely coming from the roasted malts and the bitter from the oak. It is not very refreshing as a result.
Not my cup o' brew.
10-05-2011 04:23:15 | More by jwjon1
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
04-15-2012 22:24:50 | More by jpajpajeff
4/5 rDev +18.3%
03-13-2012 22:01:31 | More by GuruDel
4/5 rDev +18.3%
01-30-2012 02:54:38 | More by jmechy
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2.93/5 rDev -13.3%
I went to the store excited to get a local sour beer on my travels here in southern California, and was excited to try this beer because I will be going to Santa Barbara soon. Unfortunately I was very dissapointed. I may be too harsh of a critic, but it seems too young/commercial - but not so professional. Granted the sour taste is there- it just seems like they are just getting started on this project. It is very cloudy/chill haze. It seems rushed, and is WAY over carbonated in the bottle i got- making for a 1 inch pour into a snifter full of foam. really dissapointed- should have stuck with Russian River, or lost Abbey.
I left it in the fridge over night after that review to see if the rest of the bottle would get better with a little fresh air- Still way over carbonated, but the beer did get better.. still hazy though
06-17-2011 03:13:20 | More by guausullivan8
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HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA – Free lionfish workshops will be presented by Biscayne National Park expert Ana Zangroniz at 7 pm on Friday, February 28, at Grove Scuba, and again at 12 pm on Saturday, March 1, at Divers Direct in Coral Gables. Seats are limited and reservations are required.
The workshops and seminars will cover safe handling, collecting, and diving techniques, lionfish biology and ecology, and the significance and impacts of the lionfish invasion. It is a terrific opportunity to learn more about lionfish and ways to help eradicate these invasive fish.
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Bolshoi Theater artistic director maimed in shocking acid attack
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- Sergei Filin, artistic director for the famous Bolshoi Theater in Moscow was attacked by an unknown assailant on Friday, who threw acid into his face. Filin is suffering from severe burns and may lose his eye sight.
Filin was attacked
at around midnight on Friday as he left his car outside his home in central Moscow. After throwing sulfuric acid into his face, the masked assailant then fled the scene.
Filin, a 42-year-old former dancer, now
artistic director
of the Bolshoi Theater, suffered third-degree burns to his face and eyes. He is being treated at a hospital in Moscow where doctors are hoping to save his eyesight.
According to a hospital spokesperson, Filin is "in a satisfactory condition, in our burns center, not intensive care."
36th Moscow city hospital chief physician Alexander Mitichkin told
that "Sergei Filin has had a surgery. Today is the first post-surgery day, and he cannot use his eyes although he can see. He will stay blindfolded for a while."
He said that Filin's eyesight would be evaluated only two weeks later. "Sergei Filin is receiving initial therapy. As a rule, sutures are removed on the sixth or seventh day but it is premature to speak about his eyesight," he said.
Filin will reportedly need plastic surgery and his hair may fall out as it was also affected by the acid.
Once his condition improves, the theater's supervisory board has decided to sent Filin to a foreign clinic for treatment, possibly in Germany or Israel, as these are the best options.
According to Ekaterina Novikova, a spokesperson for the Bolshoi Theater, Filin will need at least six months to completely recover from the incident and that his position will remain vacant during this time, as any replacement must first be approved by Filin.
Novikova told Channel One that Filin has received threats from anonymous callers in the past. She said that "We never imagined that a war for roles – not for real estate or for oil – could reach this level of crime."
Anatoly Iksanov, the Bolshoi general director believes the attack was linked to Filin's work at the theatre, saying "He is a man of principle and never compromised."
"If he believed that this or that dancer was not ready or was unable to perform this or that part, he would turn them down."
According to Filin's mother, the threats began on December 31 and that his Facebook page and email account hacked shortly before the attack. She said that on Friday, someone slashed his car tires. She further said that someone has been calling Filin repeatedly, but keeping silent when he answered the phone.
Filin himself said, "This is linked to my work – someone doesn't like that I'm successfully leading the Bolshoi Theater."
The Bolshoi Theater, taken after the latest renovation work in 2011.
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Police are convinced that Filin's professional activity is the primary reason for the attack and security forces and investigating, saying that the assailant, if convicted, could face up to eight years in jail for inflicting willful damage to health.
Filin, a former Bolshoi ballet star himself, was appointed to the position of artistic director in March 2011 and there was reportedly fierce rivalry for the position.
When the Bolshoi Theater reopened in October 2011 after a six-year reconstruction project, the opening was apparently surrounded by scandals. It was also delayed several times due to construction problems.
There was also a huge row over the sacking of a ballet superstar Nikolay Tsiskaridze from the theater. He apparently said that he had not expected such poor results from six years of repair work, costing over $1 billion. He reportedly criticized the acoustics, and the makeup and rehearsal rooms.
Russian Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky expressed his indignation at the attack but when visiting him at the hospital on Saturday, he was amazed at how well Filin was handling the situation.
"Much to my astonishment, we spoke about artistic plans and current ballet management instead of problems and Sergei's condition. Sergei's courage amazed me," he told Interfax.
"I would never have thought that artistic differences may take such forms. I wholeheartedly sympathize with Sergei and his family. This is a terrible crime," he said.
Saying that the country was doing its best to help Filin recover, he said, "[Vice-Premier Olga] Golodets personally controls the case," Medinsky said.
The Australian
is reporting that police have arrested a suspect in the attack. Grainy CCTV footage had shown the attacker fleeing the scene across a snow-covered car park.
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thereafter, the Lindex company of Gothenburg is acquired, and this
is the name then given in time to all the subsequent stores. The
number of employees during the fifties is six and turnover amounts
to SEK 100,000.
During the sixties the lingerie selection is complemented by
women's wear, in particular jumpers and blouses. Operations are
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Recently, I spent a fascinating day with MassWildlife fisheries biologists and technicians on Lake Congamond in Southwick. Our task was to collect information on bass in one of the most popular bodies of water for bass fishing in the state. For years, biologists from MassWildlife have been assessing the "bass demographics" of Lake Congamond.
So how does a fish biologist actually catch a sample of fish? A number of fish catching methods are available including the use of rods and reels or fish nets. It may sound bizarre, but the most efficient method is to use a specially equipped boat to shock the fish in the water with electricity. The current is delivered through cables dangling from the bow of the boat (see photo) and from two droppers of cables mounted on booms extending in front of the boat.
The amount of electricity used momentarily stuns all fish within a few feet of the boat, allowing time for biologists to net the immobilized fish and place them in a container on the boat known as a live well. Here is MassWildlife's Leanda Fontaine netting for fish, with the boom and dropper dangling just in front of her net. The fish recover and right themselves within a minute, sometimes sooner and dart about in the live well. Another biologist scoops up fish in the live well, measures each fish's length and gives that data to another person filling in a data sheet. Girth measurements of all fish over 150 millimeters are also recorded. The fish is then released back into the lake, unharmed by the experience. It's a noisy operation due to the generator buzzing away for the electric current. We wear ear plugs, rubber soled shoes and try hard to remember to keep our fingers out of the water!
I had my turn at the bow of the boat with another biologist. Wielding an 8-foot fiberglass pole (you don't want to handle metal poles in electrically-charged water!) I successfully netted some good-size bass (over 450 mm) as well as a number of fingerlings. (Pictured above is MassWildlife's Jim Lagacy with a large bass.) Due to my rookie skills some fish got away; other fish only caught the edge of the electrical field and went from belly-up to upright within a second or two and zipped out of reach. Among the fish caught or seen included alewives, killifish, sunfish, perch, bullheads, and even an eel was pulled in for a closer look. The lead fisheries biologist, Richard Hartley, was happy with our take—the bass were a good size and distribution and the schools of alewives we saw were evidence of a good food base for the bigger fish. Other bonuses for the day included sightings of a great blue heron, osprey and eald eagle!
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Panel considers road to single-payerBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | January 11,2014MONTPELIER The House Health Care Committee on Friday began lining up some of the heavy lifting tasks that will have to be finished before the state can roll out its first-in-the-nation single-payer health care system scheduled for 2017.
The committee heard from legislative staff members and outlined the details that have yet to be worked out such as who would be covered and when to seek formal permission from the federal government to run a system that would go beyond the scope of the Affordable Care Act.
Many of the details discussed Friday wont be part of the financing plan Gov. Peter Shumlin is expected to release next year.
Whats envisioned here is a different gatekeeper. The gate-keep to get health care is being a Vermonter. Today the gatekeeper is paying a premium before you show up for emergency surgery, said committee Chairman Michael Fisher, D-Lincoln, during the hearing.
On Tuesday, Shumlin appeared before a joint meeting of the House and Senate health care committees and recommitted the state to reaching its goal of becoming the first with a universal, publicly financed health care system.
Shumlin made the comments after expressing his frustration with the rollout of Vermonts version of the federal health overhaul, which has been plagued by problems.
In the same speech, Shumlin urged lawmakers to focus on the details of reaching that goal, work that will require heavy lifting.
The committee on Friday got a glimpse of some of the weighty issues at play. The staff members suggested creating a timeline of tasks as well as the areas that need to be addressed over the next three years.
Leaving aside the details of how the single-payer system will be financed, there are questions to be answered about when to begin collecting that money.
Do you need to start collecting money before the system gets in place in preparation for the transition costs? asked Catherine Benham, of the Legislatures Joint Fiscal Office. And then theres the whole issue of how you navigate whos paying what, when.
Fisher acknowledged there is a lot of work to do, including reconciling the different ideas being considered by different legislative committees.
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The wind and the snow took control of Sioux Falls shortly before sundown, around the same time parts of the Interstate reopened to the west.
"We really fought visibility today (Monday), even more so than the snow. Parts of the time we had to pull plows in because it was just not safe," South Dakota Department of Transportation Director Darin Bergquist said.
"It's just pretty unbelievable how this (Monday) afternoon was about 60 degrees outside and now it's gone to probably about 20 degrees or so," South Dakota Highway Patrol trooper Angel Duran said.
The cold and windy weather moved in fast. White-out conditions took over Pierre when the system went through. For the people managing the roads, they hope the system moves out just as quickly.
"What hit out in Rapid City this morning is pretty well cleared out by now and by morning tomorrow (Tuesday) it will have completely left the state. It's not a multi-day battle for us," Bergquist said.
During the drastic change in temperatures, both ends of the weather spectrum were seen, including a Tornado Warning in Brookings County. One viewer even took photos of a funnel cloud forming right over her house.
"The thunder started and that's what caught my attention. So, I went to look outside and you could actually see the two different systems, the thunderheads to the north and sun shining to the south and they were just mixing and it was right there," Christina Westley said.
It may seem strange to have such a quick change, but it's an event trooper Duran is prepared for.
"As troopers, we have to be aware of the conditions of the weather, because we have to make sure that we address all the conditions that are out there," Duran said.
The warm, spring temperatures are gone for now, and it is a good reminder that this time year in KELOLAND, the weather is still full of surpises.
"It's just one of those things that you can never really understand weather to the fullest, so that's why we have to be ready for everything," Duran said.


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Brothas Gettin' Down - Scene 3
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