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New York
3.45/5 rDev -9.2%
A: The beer is hazy chestnut brown in color and yeast particles are visible floating in suspension. It has a very high amount of carbonation, but not nearly as much as the Amber or Blond varieties. It poured into a snifter glass with a three finger high dense beige head that has excellent retention properties; it consistently left a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface.
S: Aromas of yeast dominate the smell, which also has notes of dark malts and hints of spices.
T: The taste is somewhat malty and has a bit of spiciness from the yeast. There are some hints of fruits; the finish has mild notes of bitterness.
M: It feels medium-bodied and a bit chalky on the palate with a high amount of carbonation. There is some dryness in the finish.
D: This wasn't as much of a gusher compared to the Amber and Blond varieties, which made it a lot easier to slowly pour into a glass, yet the chalkiness in the mouthfeel makes this a beer that needs to be sipped.
02-26-2011 19:23:30 | More by metter98
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
Served in a stemless globe.
Thanks to hannydawg for sharing this bottle!
Word of caution to anyone looking to open a bottle o' this: Do so carefully. The cork WILL bolt off at incredibly high velocities, damaging anything in its path. Point away from yourself and toward a bitter enemy. That said, it pours a bleak dark brown topped by at least three fingers of dirty cream foam. The nose comprises dark wheat, booze, buttery toffee, and light plum. The taste holds notes of walnut, caramel, clove, dark wheat, and buttery toffee. The body is a light medium, with a very light moderate carbonation (all of the CO2 must have gone toward blowing off the cork and building a mountain of head...) and a smooth, grainy feel. Overall, a nice idea, but this thing has a bit too much darkness, a bit too much booze, for things to really work.
01-12-2012 06:24:19 | More by TMoney2591
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
A - Poured out a very cloudy, murky brown color with lots of yeasty sediment. It had a three finger, off-white head of very bubbly foam. It left sticky patches of lace on the glass.
S - It smelled yeasty and fruity with notes of raisin and currants.
T - It tasted of dried fruits - raisin, plum and currants. Good spicy yeasty bite with some sweet caramel flavors.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium to full bodied ale with a dry finish.
O - This is a very tasty dark saison. Be careful, though, the cork flew off on its own.
10-18-2011 01:09:14 | More by zeff80
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
06-27-2012 00:39:44 | More by JAHMUR
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
This is a saison? I figured it would just be a dark ale. Frankly, the nose comes off as mostly that. Heavy on the sugars. On the flavor profile as well. I know this says farmhouse ale on the label, but really, this is a Belgian dark ale. My conundrum is whether I rate this as a saison (which I probably should), or if I should rate it on just being a beer.
08-11-2013 05:44:52 | More by RblWthACoz
4.3/5 rDev +13.2%
A - The cork forces itself out as soon as the cage is loosened and we've got ourselves a mild gusher. The beer fills a 16oz tulip with one finger of beer and five fingers of foam, while the bottle still manages to ooze a steady stream of suds out of the top as it sits in the sink, waiting for the head in the glass to settle. The beer itself is a hazy, dark brown color and the voluminous, off white head leaves thick lace as it slowly fades away.
S - Earthy malt notes of caramel, brown sugar, and bread with some clove and yeast notes in the background.
T - Lots of dark fruit and spicy yeast notes up front along with caramel and bread. Red apple and plum notes dominate in the middle but are pushed aside by clove and cinnamon character in the finish. Lingering brown sugar and caramel with a hint of black licorice in the aftertaste.
M - Medium-thick body, high carbonation, and a fairly sweet finish.
D - Aside from the problematic gushing issues, this is a very nice dark saison. Not as dry as I might have expected, there is both a dark, fruity yeast character and just a touch of alcoholic warmth that remind me more of a Belgian Dark Strong than of a saison. Worth trying, just watch out of the cork!
11-16-2011 06:32:15 | More by nickfl
3.14/5 rDev -17.4%
was not a big fan of this one, from its skunky nose i am guessing this green glass wasnt handled well, or that it sat on the shelf a little longer than it should have. its got a mostly clear medium brown color and a fluffy head thats basically the same color. good carbonation maintains the head for awhile. it smells skunked out, like english malts rather than belgian yeast, and not at all fresh, also a little sweet. the flavor is better than the smell, malt forward this one, i was expecting a yeast heavy brew, but there is nothing exciting about the yeast here at all. caramel and chocolate malt sweetness fades into a slightly stale bread complex before the beer finishes probably not as dry as originally intended. i had much higher hopes after having some beers from this brewery recently, but this was a real disappointment. medium bodied and bubbly, but the flavor just isnt that good. there is still a white on the shelf too, which i would really like to try, but after this one i dont know if ill try it or not. very very average belgian beer here, freshness is likely at lease a little part of that.
12-22-2013 16:29:55 | More by StonedTrippin
3.11/5 rDev -18.2%
Amber brown and hazy in the De Proef narrow tulip with a very attractive fine-grained foam. A nice mouthfeel with the creamy carbonation. Bubbles streaming in the dusk.
Flavor is a little murky. Malty and slightly sweet. A resiny candy taste that swiftly goes dry and sharp. Grainy. An insistent tang of bitterness. The flavor of raisin bread toast. This has that classic rusty water taste of far too many Belgian beers. I can't see much point in this one, except to warn against trying random Belgians in the US.
Best before date is "B 4 14" so it that B4 2014? Well, it's from the cooler at at Grapevine Liquors in Denver.
07-22-2014 05:14:04 | More by mactrail
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
09-10-2013 13:21:15 | More by mendvicdog
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
03-07-2013 19:32:52 | More by DrunkinYogi
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
11-17-2013 21:54:31 | More by MarkyMOD
4/5 rDev +5.3%
07-09-2014 03:03:20 | More by afsdan
2.28/5 rDev -40%
Very cold 375 c+c... neck fizzer for about 5 minutes easy... too much carbonation.... dark tan head.. good lacing.. the brew is hazed brown...
Nose is lightly phenlolic and more than enough fruity esters... CO2.... a lot of fizz... raisin and dark toast....
Flavor is a mis-mash of dark fruits... toasty malt and the body is just blown away by the carbonation... clove phenols and some light bubblegum...
Fizzy... the bubbles blow out any idea of a mouthfeel.... I am trying to NOT pour it out.... but 40 minutes later and I get more BURP than enjoyment...
No good. I had one of these in Boise.... and that bottle was settled in the fridge for about 6-7 days.. this bottle was not jostled and still showed the same disqualifications... terrible.
01-08-2012 08:55:08 | More by JohnGalt1
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
11-05-2012 01:51:04 | More by rolltide8425
4/5 rDev +5.3%
Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. Pours a dark chestnut amber with a light tan, massive half glass head; having had Hof Ten Dormaal ales before, I had the glass ready when the cork blew off the bottle with the releaseof the cage. The head slowly dissipated leaving tons of lacing. Aroma of dark caramel malt, dark and dark dried fruit, hints of vinegar; slight metallic element. Flavor is bready and caramel malt, sweet dark and dried fruit, pear juice, light cocoa, and hints of Belgian yeast and spicing. Finish of pleasant residual malt and fruit. Medium bodied with a nice carbonation sharpness. A nice sweet malty ale; closer in style to a light spicy doppelbock than a saison, but tasty and fun to drink in any case. This is my favorite of the non-barrel aged Hof Ten Dormaals.
04-03-2013 02:24:41 | More by LiquidAmber
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +13.9%
A: Poured from a bottle to a pint glass. Had a murky, dark brown color with a thick texture. Some floaties. There was a huge, creamy, long-lasting head. Good lacing. Lots of sediment at the bottom.
S: A rich aroma of malt, chocolate, and a slight funk.
T: Tasted of toasted malt (oddly enough), chocolate, some mild spices, and a nutty quality akin to what you might find in a brown ale. Definitely an unusual take on the saison style, but tasty nonetheless.
M: A highly carbonated beer with a smooth finish. Medium-bodied.
O: As I said, this is an unusual version of a saison, a fact that might put some people off. That being said, it is a well made, easy to drink beer.
05-29-2011 12:04:19 | More by avalon07
3.15/5 rDev -17.1%
A: Pours a murky brown with a thick, bubbly beige head.
S: Aromas of cider apples, roasted grain, bitter chocolate, and lactic yeast are present on the nose.
T: A tart entry reveals notes of bitter chocolate, roasted grain, cider apples, spiced pears, cream, oak, woody spice, white pepper, and astringent alcohol. The finish is peppery and bitter with oak, chocolate, and white pepper notes underscored by fiery alcohol.
M: This ale is medium-bodied and quite dry. Carbonation is prickly. Alcohol presence is pronounced and biting.
O: This is an interesting ale, but the flavor profile never really comes together and its booziness makes it difficult to drink. It's decent, but I doubt I will seek it out again.
02-10-2012 15:36:58 | More by mrfrancis
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
Enjoyed at the Belgian Beer Fest
A - Pours a hazy dark brown with a big, creamy brown head. Nice and thick looking. Not your typical saison.
S - Malts, almost chocolate quality, good earthy grains and yeasts with a nice light funky citrus.
T - Hmm...this is a saison yeah? More roasted malts and nice barnyard funk. More citrus notes too. A nice saison with a dark malty undertone.
M - Creamy, much lower carbonation than one would expect from a saison. Its still quite nice thanks to how malty and dark it is.
O - Overall this was a tasty saison. Unexpected but good. Would buy a bottle of this if I could find it.
09-26-2011 20:43:29 | More by rudzud
4/5 rDev +5.3%
09-23-2013 17:47:46 | More by deapokid
4.05/5 rDev +6.6%
First of all...I could not believe the force of the cork! Careful where you point this bottle once you take the cage off! It litteraly shot accross the room with a super loud pop! Slow gusher here...foam is creeping out of the bottle. Bought this at Acquistapace's in Covington, LA on a work trip.
Quickly poured into nonic/tulip style glass...
Pours a nice deep brown with thick froathy head. Really nice bready dark fruit and cider aromas. Taste is a bit bitter chocolate, some funky earthy notes, metallic, and slightly boozey. The chocolate is really intense in the aftertaste. Its a bit harsh to drink but has a really nice mellow mouthfeel and aftertaste. Its a very very unique saison...and and all around good brew. Worth a try for sure.
10-23-2012 00:28:54 | More by DrinkSlurm
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
12-24-2011 19:40:39 | More by JohnK17
Ontario (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
10-29-2013 01:03:37 | More by Molson2000
4/5 rDev +5.3%
Pours medium thin brown with a scant head. No real lace.
Cocoa and brown bread aromas, but not real sweetness.
This drinks like a mild brown belgian ale. Cocoa, some fig, brown bread, with bitterness in the crust. Light bitterness clears the palate. Some mild spice and grain husk, but hard to find.Smooth in the finish.
Medium bodied, good carbonation.
Nice treat here, and not traditional to the style in any way. Liked this a lot.
01-05-2013 00:29:04 | More by OtherShoe2
4.22/5 rDev +11.1%
Hazy, chestnut bown in color with a huge dense head that goes on and on. Took 3 pours to get the whole thing consumed. Ok aroma-somewhat bready and yeasty. Nice flavor-mild chocolate/cocoa. Bready-like a chocolate biscuit! Quite malty with a delicate, yeasty spice. Smooth mouthfeel-very soft. Some dryness in the finish. Very enjoyable beer overall, perfect for a nice spring day.
03-13-2011 19:55:57 | More by lackenhauser
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12-05-2012 16:16:01 | More by macrosmatic
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Hello, my name is Louie, and this is my first time posting here on South Side Sox. Been a long time fan about 18 years now, and I've been writing about this team for about the past 6 months on my blog and for another website. Just thought I'd share some of my views for you guys.
So I figure instead of talking about the actual Sox today, lets talk about the future Pale Hose. I'm gonna single out a few of the Knights who I hope can become future studs on this Sox team. Since we are still technically in the rebuilding stage, these guys I'll be talking about will hopefully be apart of the future team that will be competing for the AL Central. Even though this new team has already proved they have a lot of fight in them. So let's start with one of my favorites in the minors.
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Yes, I am aware of how bad Davidson is struggling right now in Charlotte. Am I ready to write him off? Not at all. He's only 23 years old, and even though Gillaspie is raking right now, if Davidson stays at 3rd, I see him as our future 3rd baseman. He's had trouble with striking out since he's been in the league, which I don't expect to change, but the kid can hit. More importantly, he can hit for power. Not much for average, but if he can keep the power numbers up, he'll be well worth it in my opinion. There's a reason we traded Addison Reed for him. And even though our closer situation isn't exactly perfect right now, I think getting Davidson in return for our closer will be worth it in the long run.
So obviously most of the guys I'll be talking about here won't be big surprises, because honestly at the moment there's not a lot to look forward to, which I hope changes in the near future. But until then, let's work with what we've got here.
Another guy that obviously comes as no surprise, Micah Johnson recently just got the call up to Charlotte. It's only been 10 games but he's done well so far. In Birmingham he impressed many with a .329 AVG and .414 OBP. If numbers like that can continue throughout AAA there's no reason he won't be up either in September or first thing in 2015. A lot of people are really high on this kid, he has some pretty great base running ability, as well as the ability to hit for average. Even though I love Adam Eaton at the leadoff spot, this kid is an ideal leadoff hitter in my opinion. Depending on how long Beckham is gonna be here, Johnson seems to be the next guy in line unless Carlos Sanchez has something to say about it.
As much as I'm not a fan of the pitching we have right now in AAA (i.e. Axelrod), I need to mention a pitcher or two. If not for their performance so far this year, then for their future potential or past experience. Which is why the next guy I will be talking about isn't as young as the other guys I've mentioned, but he has Major League experience, and still has potential.
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Like I said, not one of our younger "prospects" if you will, but nonetheless a guy in AAA right now that intrigues me. He hasn't looked great so far in Charlotte, but the fact he's done it before in Atlanta and LA shows me he could be ready soon to take a spot in the rotation. His 29/23 K/BB ratio is a red flag, but he hasn't really shown control problems before to this extent. The only problem being Rienzo and Noesi have been pretty solid so far in the #4 and #5 rotation spots. So unless they screw up, if/when Hanson is called up, he will probably be bullpen depth until further notice. Hanson has a career 49-35 record with a 3.80 ERA, and once upon a time in 2008, he was Atlanta's top prospect. Now at the age of 27, I think Hanson still has plenty left to offer, and I hope he's able to at least get a crack at the rotation sometime this year.
I'm gonna try to find one more pitcher I like right now in Charlotte, then wrap this thing up. It's already almost midnight and work is gonna be hell tomorrow. So let's see who else I can see pitching in Chicago this year...
Erik Johnson SP
Okay, okay. I know this is kind of cheating since Johnson's been up already, but I REALLY am not a fan of the pitching in Charlotte right now. Johnson hasn't looked fantastic either, but I think one of our top prospects is bound to turn it around soon. What he needs right now is time to grow. They thought he was ready, but, clearly not yet. Here's a look at Johnson's Minor League numbers. As you can see, the difference between '13 and '14 is cause for concern. As well as his numbers with the Sox earlier this year, but I still fully expect to see Johnson hopefully by July or so. Lets hope one of our top pitching prospects turns it around sooner rather than later.
That's about all I got for tonight. It'll be nice to hopefully see all 4 of these guys I talked about come up at some point this year, but you never know what will happen. I think these guys have potential to help put together a solid core to this new, young team, and hopefully they can help the Sox be contenders for years to come.


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The best way to think about Qatar's investment activity is as three separate government-backed institutions with separate remits: the QIA, Qatar Petroleum, and the Qatar Foundation.
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In turn, Industries Qatar has several subsidiaries including Qatar Steel, which also has a joint venture with QatarMining.
It's not clear precisely where Qatar Mining fits into the matrix. The firm has been pretty active, signing memorandums of understanding or mineral exploration agreements in the Democratic Republic of Congo,Slovenia, Sudan and Bulgaria, mostly during foreign visits by the emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the Prime Minister or heir to the throne Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. The firm also has a stake in an Indonesia-based Canadian exploration company with gold and copper prospects.
The key movers at Qatar Petroleum include the firm's finance director Abdulrahman al-Shaibi who is involved in the firms various expansion efforts, as well as many of Qatar's wider financing decisions.
Then there's Qatar Petroleum's newish chairman, Mohammed al-Sada, who is also the energy minister. His predecessor, Abdullah al-Attiyah, is credited with the transformation of Qatar into a modern state and is now a trusted adviser as chairman of the emir's court.
That leaves Qatar Foundation, a not-for-profit entity controlled by Sheikha Mozah, the second wife of the country's emir. Its mandate is to develop Qatar's human capital and a knowledge-based economy. Still, it owns commercial-looking investments, housing the government's stake in Vodafone Qatar. International technology and research firms, and education institutes, go to Qatar Foundation when they want to set up in the country.
Increasingly, there are other piecemeal bits too. One-off vehicles are set up to make private purchases for royals, such as fashion label Valentino. Sheikha Mozah has led the emirate's recent luxury purchases through her Qatar Luxury Group. Meanwhile, Qatar Sports Investment, which recently completed a buyout of French football club Paris Saint-Germain, is thought to be owned by the finance ministry and the Qatar Olympic Committee.
Still, a detailed knowledge of the distinctions between these entities is only so useful. The local population ofQatar is only around 250,000 and overlap between Qatari board members of various entities is high.
Take Finance Minister Yousef Hussain Kamal. He sits on the boards of the QIA and the Qatar Foundation. Energy Minister al-Sada also sits on the board of Qatar Foundation and is the chairman of Qatar Petroleum. There is more separation between the QIA and the seasoned energy experts at Qatar Petroleum. Yet the country's finance minister and Qatar Petroleum's finance director meet on the board of Qatar Financial Centre, which is leading the Gulf state's ambitions to become a leading global business hub.
Individual entities may create their own strategies, but bankers say the green light for big spending and real decision-making is tightly held within a small group of individuals at the top. This includes the emir and the prime minister, regardless of whether or not they sit on the board.
This structure provides some protection against Qatar's proliferation of entities, which have broad mandates, from competing for financing or acquisitions. But the confusion over Qatar's interest in Batista illustrates that as long as power remains so concentrated within the emirate, Qatar will struggle to convince the world that its various sovereign entities should be seen as meaningfully distinct.
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