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Homegrown Fresh Hop Ale
- Moonlight Brewing Company
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Ratings: 39
Reviews: 30
rAvg: 4.29
pDev: 6.29%
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Moonlight Brewing Company
United States
Style | ABV
American Pale Ale (APA)
| 5.60%
on-tap (19)
bottle (8)
growler (2)
cask (1)
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(Beer added by: BeerAdvocate on 11-16-2004)
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look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Had this (as Green Buds) at the SF Toronado.
This is a 6.2% wet hopped brew with Cascade and Chinook.
I think it's worth mentioning the hops when I know them, if only to start recognizing flavor profiles and similarities in hop varieties.
This has an amber-caramel color. Just a richly hued amber all around, topped by tight foam lacing.
As it warms the aroma release a dank aroma with hints of caramel sweetness rounding the edges. There's a piney, medicinal, almost vegetal note to it—which I just love, I must mention.
The flavor is rich, malty, almost gruit-like in it's taste and finish. Insanely smooth, with the malty sweetness balancing out the apparent bitterness and the lightly dank flavors, along with marmalade and pine.
This beer is intriguing—a sipper more than something I'd quaff but still insanely enjoyable. Another solid Moonlight brew.
Serving type: on-tap
10-31-2012 00:01:08 |
More by elNopalero
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Whew. Pungent hops here. Tight pine and citrus tones hit the mouth, fresh and fairly clean. There is an earthy bitter tone to it. This carries a good profile, but strikes me as a bit one-dimensional and direct. There's nothing wrong with it; just sayin'. A nice beer, though the dirty bitterness is a detractor somewhat.
Serving type: on-tap
07-30-2012 05:05:53 |
More by RblWthACoz
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Served a clear copper-amber color with a finger of frothy slightly off-white head atop. The head faded down fairly slowly leaving behind some nice lacing in the process.
S - Aroma is full of fresh pine and citrus hops with some nice earthiness and some sweet malts providing some balance and depth.
T - Starts off with lots of fresh flora and citrus hops. Some good grapefruit and earthy hop flavors come through. There is also some sweet caramel malt flavor building. Through the middle, the hop flavor gets a bit stronger alongside some more bitterness and malt flavor. The finish is again, big on the hop and bitterness with just enough sweet malts lingering.
M - Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Feels smooth with a nice dry and earthy mouthfeel.
D - Very drinkable. Really nicely balanced harvest ale with a nice hop and malt balance that still really features the fresh hop flavor nicely.
Serving type: on-tap
10-19-2011 05:34:37 |
More by ngeunit1
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
On-tap at Beachwood I,
A: Pours a light amber with a medium white head. Good retention and leaves thick lace.
S: Grapefruit and melon, strong hop notes.
T: Hop dominated, with a lot of lemon and pine. Bitter, but the hops give a lot of complexity. Full-flavoured.
M: Medium-bodied, very resiny, sticky with hop oil. Refreshing for sure when at a cooler temperature.
O: Another great one from Moonlight. My thanks to Beachwood for being able to get these kegs.
Serving type: on-tap
10-16-2011 00:14:30 |
More by Halcyondays
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Flavor Bistro, review from written notes.
Served up by Brian from Moonlight no less, poured into a small stemmed wine glass.
Copious foam, som much so that it formed irregular peaks that rose above the rim of the glass momentarily. Body was a dark amber gold that had some haze to it, with visible streams of carbonation around the edges.
Mild aroma of C hops and specialty malt, sort of medicinal, hoppy but not really all that interesting, especially for a wet-hopped harvest ale. Reminded me of Sierra Nevada hemisphere harvest ales of the past.
Resiny and bitter hop flavor, citrus rind, grassy. Flavor defintely delivers the hop goods. Medium bodied, crisp and dry feel. Lightly sweet malt presence. Good for a pint, but not necessarily an attention-grabbing example of a wet-hopped APA.
Serving type: on-tap
10-12-2011 23:31:30 |
More by emerge077
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Great fresh hop pale. From description, sounds like the hops are a bit tamer this year. This is a perfect picture of balance between a lush, velvety bodied, softly malted and lightly hop forward brew. Resiny pine and a hint of aspirin and grapefruit provide a chewy, tangy finish and enough lift to scrape the tongue clean. Could drink this all day, a lovely drinkable pale.
On tap at toronado sf, a hazy, deep straw pour in a tumbler with moderate retention and lacing.
Serving type: on-tap
10-14-2010 20:14:56 |
More by errantnight
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This is an excellent, characterful and well-balanced ale. I didn't know it was a fresh-hop ale when I first had it as I had seen only the name "Homegrown"
and only after drinking it was told about the fresh-hop part, but the fresh hops really come through in the character, subtle, herbaceous, complex, and very well-rounded in character.
Deep golden amber, it has a firm, medium off-white head, creamy, slowly shrinking to a foamy ring and leaving some nice lace.
Aroma is woody-herbally, with plum, grain, hints of citrus and baked apple.
Taste is overall somewhat raisiny, toasty with firm toasted crackers, plus a lot of wood, herbs (faintly minty), wet grass, spicey green leaves. The character and body are full, it has nice, subtle complexity, and it has an excellent firm, somewhat creamy, yet zesty and lively, feel.
Serving type: on-tap
10-09-2010 22:50:06 |
More by Offa
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
On tap at Gourmet Haus Staudt, '09 batch served in the Moonlight imperial pint glass.
The beer is copper-colored with the slightest haze. One and a half fingers of thick white froth tops the amber body, leaving sheets of lace around the rim of the glass as it empties. The head retention is exceptional.
The aroma wafted over to my nostrils only moments after being set before me, noticeable even half a foot away. Floral, herbal, wet. Grapefruit, lemon, cut grass, so damn fresh.
The taste is remarkably delicate, dry but loaded with floral, herbal, grassy hop flavors. There's literally no astringency, but it has all the flavor of sucking on a whole hop cone. The body is light, crisp, the mouthfeel dry and only mildly bitter. Grapefruit flavors linger on the palate in the finish, while malt goes nearly unnoticed. This is exceptional.
Serving type: on-tap
12-05-2009 02:12:08 |
More by largadeer
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I've had this beer many times this season at The Bistro and Trappist but finally sitting down and doing a review. Served in a standard pint glass at Triple Rock in Berkeley. From notes 11/07/09.
Pours a clean medium amber colored body and forms a very sturdy off white head. Shows lots of carbonation.
Smells of toasted bread, oily, leafy and bitter hops, and some caramel malt notes. Hop aromas are nice, but somewhat muted compared the flavor I know is coming from previous tastings.
Very strong resinous, sappy, green leafy cannibus-like goodness, with some citrus and bitter hops. This is held in check by just enough sweet caramel, graham cracker, bready, and fuity malts. A little tobacco and burnt marshmellows join the hops in the aftertaste.
Medium bodied, very strong carbonation cuts through the slighlty oily finish nicely. I'm thinking a slightly thicker feel and less carb might suit this flavor profile well but still very nice.
Overall one of my favorite fresh hop beers. Moonlight is climbing the ranks of my favorite American brewers. Haven't had a bad beer from them yet.
Serving type: on-tap
11-09-2009 04:10:12 |
More by berkey
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Copper colored with a fine white lace.
Sweet pale malt aroma, with funky, ripe citrus fruit hops.
Softly sweet, toffee-like malt with mild hops at first, and maybe a touch of diacetyl. The hops become more pronounced toward the back, with tropical fruit and ripe citrus notes becoming cleaner, drier and more bitter in the finish. The beer has a gentle, English bitter quality about it but with a distinctively American hop accent.
Hops are slightly odd, this may not be the freshest keg. Still, a nice drinking beer with a tasty, biscuit-like malt base and some fruity hop notes and a good clean finish.
Serving type: on-tap
11-04-2009 06:17:51 |
More by bcm119
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
On tap at the Trappist in Oakland.
A: Pours a deep orange-amber, slightly murky. The head is a finger's worth of off-white foam that retains for about a minute before retreating into a half-finger thickness. Nice lacing down the glass as I drink.
S: A very interesting aroma that grew on me substantially by the end of the glass. An earthy / woodsy smell that most of us related to a cigar humidor. Wet green hops and substantial herbs and spice. Absolutely unique, pungent, and oustanding.
T: I didn't get any woodsy stuff in the taste, but earth and wet green hops came through very nicely. The aroma and taste combination reminded me of walking through a forest after a light drizzle. The mid-taste was wet green hops again; the finish was herbal and marijuana-like with some spices I couldn't place. Throughout the taste, I picked up a muddled dark malt character -- caramel, brown sugar? -- that didn't quite meld right.
M: Medium-bodied, moderate carbonation. Lightly dry on the finish. Went down easily and didn't wreck the palate.
D: It was good, but I didn't love it. I'd give it a second try if I saw it again.
Serving type: on-tap
11-02-2009 21:17:37 |
More by Arbitrator
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at The Red in Santa Cruz. Light honey amber color with a dank sticky offwhite head. Nice lacing. Pineapple and grapefruit hop flavors with some herbal notes and light caramel sweetness. Flavor is caramel and berry sweetness with a lot of resinous oily hops. Completely unastringent, with a light bitterness that could stand to be stronger. The dry aftertaste lingers nicely.
Serving type: on-tap
10-27-2008 06:55:55 |
More by illidurit
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Tried at Toronado in San Francisco, the board said Chinook (sometimes Moonlight makes it with Cascade hops and sometimes with Chinook).
Clear yellow color, thick fluffy head. The smell was OK, but nowhere near as hoppy as I thought it should be based on the name. Maybe the Cascade hops would be better. Same for taste, it was not a bad IPA but not what I'd hoped.
Disclaimer: I tried it along with Pliny the Elder and Hair of the Dog DIPA which are both outstanding, so it made this beer seem kind of minor league.
Serving type: on-tap
10-15-2006 13:27:38 |
More by TurdFurgison
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
11/05/05- Had on tap at the Toronado Wet Hopped Festival in San Francisco, CA.
Presentation- 6oz samplers poured via tap.
Appearance- Amber colored pour, slight rimmed head with average lace.
Smell- Wonderful fresh fruit hop scent. Not quite as good as the Bear Republic, but almost there.
Taste- Pretty much all these IPA's had a kinda similar taste. They all tasted very fresh, but some had more hop kick than others or were a tad more watery. This was was a bit above the middle which made it ultra drinkable. Great hop flavor as well as malt backing.
Mouthfeel- Was like drinking water...in a good way though. Very smooth.
Drinkability- pjwilson is on the right track. This brew is session quality at it's finest for an IPA. Their Chinnok was good as well, but this one was #2 at the fest for me.
Serving type: on-tap
11-07-2005 20:56:30 |
More by GClarkage
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This was the highlight of the wet hop fest at the toronado, and thus worthy of mention.
Appearance: it is a nice amber color, mabey one shade lighter. not much head
smell: like sniffing a bag of hops. this a wet hop ale, made fresh. man does it smell great.
taste: too much. yet i want to keep sipping. It's like the strongest double ipa, but even stronger and yet in a 5.5 percent malt base. But in Laymen's terms, it's just damn good. I think even the non beer drinkers would like a 6 once of this. because it just hits the spot. Like I said, I tried 10 wet hop ales, and this was heads and shoulders above
drinkability: like all moonlight beers sadly out of my reach unless i come to the bay...which isn't such a bad ride. But yeah, if this was commonly avaliable,it would be a damn fine session beer.
Serving type: on-tap
11-06-2005 01:41:36 |
More by pjwilson
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
This arrived as a combination of orange and gold with little head. Lace is minimal.
The smell is very nice, bringing a burst of hops. The taste is good too, with hops coming out strong right away but they strangely fade in the finish leading to a sense of flatness. The mouthfeel is good, and it's very easy to drink.
Serving type: on-tap
10-05-2005 03:07:18 |
More by watermelonman
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Served on tap at RFD's in a pint glass.
Appearance: Orange amber with a smallish ivory white head. Decent head retention, but not phenomenal. Left small specks and faint rings on the glass.
Smell: Aromas of an anthro major's dorm room. If I ever doubted that ganja and hops were related, I certainly don't any more. Very herbaceous and green. Faint whiffs of citrus.
Taste: Earthy, vegetal hop juices with a decent caramel malt backbone.
Mouthfeel: A tad thin and light in body with lingering bitter aftertastes.
Drinkability: A great beer with a wonderfully soporific effect from the smell alone. Who needs a bong when you have this?
Serving type: on-tap
12-07-2004 16:32:06 |
More by ManekiNeko
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Served on Draft at the OBriens Wet Hop Festival, 11-20-04.
Sample #2 of 16.
Overall Mark (on the day) = 4.5.
Only the odd lone white bubble on the surface after the pour, but this settled completely flat with minimal head if any. Little carbonation.
Very flowery on the hooter. Floral hops that had a slight sweetness in the background, freshly picked spearmint rubs against a raw green hoppy aroma that was almost perfumey at times.
My notes were simply; Very Bitter!! Moonlight allegedly uses the same hop field as Russian River. I believe that there are two versions of the Homegrown Harvest Ale, it is either dry-hopped with Wet Cascade or Chinook, the Keg at OBriens was 100% Wet Chinook according to Vinnie of Russian River if my notes serve me right, but I could be wrong. Who cares because this was one of my favorites, for it had a very juicy fruity sweet feel right at first that built up into a freshly grass-stained hoppy middle and a very bitter minty finish with some citric elements. Quite the ride!!!
The initial fruity sweetness, the raw green hops and then the bold bitterness somehow gave the body a dominant feel in the mouth throughout. A big beer on tongue and a tad puckering on the cheeks after the swallow.
Another immensely drinkable offering at OBriens. This was my first Moonlight brew and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Solid drinker. More please!
After getting my OBriens Wet Hop Festival Pint Glass for just $3, I decided to hit the Moonlight for Sample #2. Unfortunately when I asked for my Homegrown Harvest Ale I forgot to make it clear that I only wanted a sample, as a result I ended up with a whole Pint of Moonlight. Oh well, much worse things have happened. Bloody Excellent!!!
Serving type: on-tap
11-29-2004 00:12:35 |
More by TheLongBeachBum
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Had this at a wet hop tasting at RFDs in Washington DC. This came out a golden orange with a slight white head that left a few rings of lace around glass. Very grassy and earthy aroma here with backing by citric hops. Taste is more of the same with earthy flavors dominating over minor citric notes and a touch of juicy sweetness. This tasted as if they could have squeezed the hops over a glass and served it its so hoppy fresh. Dry bitter finish with a light to medium oily body and excellent drinkability. Too bad there are not any wet hopped beers readily available around here besides Sierra Nevadas I really enjoyed this beer.
Serving type: on-tap
11-17-2004 19:23:27 |
More by meathookjones
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Toad in the Hole.
Clear amber body. Short but dense, off-white head. Leaves a compact covering the whole session.
Juicy grapefruit. Some ganja and pine. Light caramel malts.
Lot of juicy citrus, grapefruit mostly. A subtle but strong malt backbone, biscuit like. The finish shows off pine hops with a bitterness that lingers for a while. It's a little creamy, most likely due to the fact that it's from the cask.
A very nice wet hop ale. Delicious.
Serving type: cask
10-05-2011 03:38:30 |
More by litheum94
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Yet another one to thank RedwoodG for sendin my way. Harvested and brewed on Sept 9, 2006. Home bottled with care on October 12, 2006. Into my chalice on November 28, 2006. Pours a deep copper orange hue, darker than I would have expected. A nice half inch of airy bubbly head tops it off. Lookin good so far. Aromas begin with dank, herbal green hops and I must say the green bud name fits! Somewhat earthy and spicy with a piney undertone. Very light skunkiness. Mellow caramel malts in the background. Green herb aroma dominates...quite a unique brew.
First sip brings a burst of green, resinous herbal hops upfront. Somewhat piney and earthy with an interesting spiciness as well. Backed by a lightly toasty, biscuity, caramel maltiness. Bitterness is nice and big and rolls down from start to finish. There's a really herbal quality to this brew and plump green hop cones come to mind with each sip. Finishes with lingering hop notes and bitterness as well. Overall, a tasty fresh hop IPA that I would never turn down!
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice light creaminess to it as well. Perfect carbonation here. This ends up being quite an easy drinkin beer for the hop lover. Seeing this is from the west coast I assumed it would be a big citrus bomb...but it's far from that! A tasty fresh hop brew from Moonlight that I'm stoked to have had the opportunity to sample. The bomber goes down without any problems.
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2006 03:41:37 |
More by orbitalr0x
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Like everyone else has stated from George's unauthorized bottling project part 2. Many thanks for the chance George.
Pours a deep copper color thats slightly hazy a small one finger off white head forms and falls some lace left behind.
Aroma is fresh hops grass clippings and herbs sprinkled on top of asparagus. The smell is nice inviting and somewhat different then most IPA's.
Taste is hops right off nice green juicy like the smell asparagus sprinkled with grass clippings and herbs. Malt is underneath a mixture of caramel with bready hints. Hops taste fresh and wet with some good bitterness. A decent IPA, would be a nice change from the usual if it was available anywhere.
Mouthfeel is medium but seems somewhat fuller but don't think it is. Carbonation has a little pep to it.
Drinkability is good an enjoyable beer, nice hops good bitterness, and a wee bit different. Wouldn't be a regular but would be good when you want something a bit different.
Serving type: bottle
11-20-2006 12:00:01 |
More by mntlover
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Hophead hats off once again to RedwoodGeorge for sending out this fresh hop ale as one fourth of his 'Unauthorized Home Bottling Project II'. I hope that the label makes it through the queue soon because, like all of his labels, it's extremely well done and is better than what ones sees on most 'authorized' craft beer.
Flawless electric tangerine suffused with a rich, bronze-like glow. Atop the gorgeous beer is a gorgeous head of barely orange-tinted alabaster that has character to burn. The crown is gently rocky as it deflates and graces the glass with an attractive array of finely pocked lace. I have a feeling that the beer will be as wonderful to drink as it is to look at.
Home Grown has a fresh, resinous, raunchy aroma of pink grapefruit, passionfruit, melon and mary jane. It's fruity and funky at the same time and strikes me as remarkably similar to another Unauthorized brew, Russian River's HopTime Harvest. There's nothing better than fresh hops. Picking these things must be quite the experience.
While chewing those little green cones isn't advisable (I've done it), creating beer from them, beer that tastes like this anyway, most certainly is. Maybe it's the fact that it's been more than two months since brewing and more than one month since bottling, but Home Grown isn't as vibrantly hoppy as I had hoped it would be. It's still tremendous beer, it just isn't special beer. Fresh from the tap is almost certainly a different story.
There's plenty of malt on hand that provides the merest hint of caramel flavor amidst what is probably a pale dominanted malt bill. Most well-brewed fresh hop beer (which this one is, without question) is more heavily slanted to the hoppy side of the scale. While I wouldn't call Home Grown balanced, it certainly isn't a buzzsaw of alpha acids. The hop bill is a mystery to me and I won't even hazard a guess.
[One telephone call later... straight from Brian Hunt himself: flavored and bittered with fresh Cascade whole hop flowers that were picked the day of bottling, a very small amount of Horizon, and dry hopped with Chinook.]
Musky citrus fruit rind, pine sap, balsam and a certain unauthorized herb are still the dominant members of the flavor profile. They set up a mid-level thrum above the sugar cookie-like bass line of the malt, rather than the screaming, high end brilliance that I prefer in my IPAs. Again, might I be more impressed if I traveled to Sonoma County and opened a tap directly into my mouth? Probably.
The body/mouthfeel is phenomenal. Each gulp expands as if by magic to fill the mouth with flavor and lightly creamy lushness. Good beer feels voluminous rather than two dimensional and this one is exhibit 'A' in that regard. Kudos to Mr. Hunt and Mr. Bright for the brewing and the bottling respectively.
Homegrown (Greenbud) is a good IPA that falls short of great due to a wee lack of hoppy immediacy, something that all great fresh hop beer should ooze from its every pore. It's still tremendously enjoyable and I hope that I get the chance to try it super fresh some day.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2006 22:24:30 |
More by BuckeyeNation
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
I sample this beer with another BA who owes thanks for the opportunity to a trade with RedwoodGeorge.... Hand-bottled via counter-pressure system, this beer was fantastic and well worth the effort.
Appearance: Pours a tea color with a orange amber gold that lean toward a crimson red hue. (oh how to describe) The tan head was minimal but sufficient and left a little bit of frothy spots of a cap and a frothy halo around the top of the beer. It left little splotches of lacing here and there.
Smell: Starts of with a big whiff if Cascade hops, then there is another hop there I am certain but I am not sure what it is. After the sharp pine aroma there is a pleasantly minty leafy aroma and of course that grass. There is also a toasted malt and slightly butterscotch candy aroma underneath the hops. The aromas and flavor of this beer are all incredibly reminiscent of the Simcoe hop used in Weyerbacher Double Simcoe IPA though this beer seems like a more restrained; rather tamed version of the beast =)
Taste: The flavors follow the nose. Again it tastes very "Simcoe" with grapefruit hops and buttery creamy smooth sweet toasty malts.
Mouthfeel: Solid strong body that stands up in the mouth. It is slick oily and thick through the center but wrapped with prickly hops that keep it feeling very active.
Drinkability: I really wish that Moonlight Brewing Company would bottle this one. I buy a couple cases.
Hope this is helpful.
Serving type: bottle
11-13-2006 04:09:05 |
More by Phatz
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Hand bottled by RedwoodGeorge via counter-pressure system. Many Thanks! Looks like Lipton's tea on the pour. Clear and orange amber, topped by two centimeters of beige head. Scattered lacing patches the glass quite well.
Aroma is herbal and earthy, quite vegetal in a good sense. Hemp resins, tobacco aroma of fresh rolled cigars, fresh lettuce leaves just pulled from the bed, fresh cut grass...Very fresh outdoorsy aromas that reek of fresh hops. Nice!
Medium body has a comfortable medium carbonation and a solid feel of fresh hops resins.
Taste is sharply bitter with a cascading presence of fresh hops. Very earthy and spicy, and very green. Various green vegetables peek out, in a good sense. Hemp, spinach, and lettuce, accented by a pitch of catnip and menthol. Interesting! So earthy with fresh hops it seems "Randallized"...Just enough of a caramel maltiness to prevent a total upheaval. Some grapefruit citrus emerges late and plays into the finish.
What a hop bomb we have here. Very well constructed! The hops in this one absolutely blew my socks off. Wheee..!
Serving type: growler
11-06-2006 01:47:16 |
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Yesterday was damn boring though, so me, Drei, Jogz ended up playing PS3 at my blockmate's place for a while. Sheesh. I'm really clumsy when it comes to video games okay? :D Also, I got the chance to meet with old friend Julius to help me design my Tumblr page! We went back to STC after that, but then since Drei couldn't get enough, we ended up playing Left 4 Dead 2 while waiting for our friends to gather at Mcdo come 7pm. Seriously? Left 4 Dead 2? It turned out okay though :D HAHAHA!
Last night was okay I guess. I can't believe it took us 4 hours to finish these bottles of alcohols. Lintik tumilaok na yung manok at lahat! Whuuuut? And I still have a half full bottle of The Bar beside the laptop right now! :)) LOL Also: I'm having fun watching Drei throw up right now, while I'm waiting for these a-holes to get up so we can go home now :D It was fun hanging out with these guys :P Okay! Next time na ulit!


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So is this likely to be a failure to properly preflight the aircraft? I would think that a race plane would have technicians from the team pouring all over the plane before a race checking everything that could go wrong, but I'm not a racer, just a former bush pilot in Alaska that always checked literally everything before I flew. I know, hindsight! But that's how we learned up there. Experiences, good or bad, of others taught us what could go wrong so we checked and developed our skills.
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Sometimes souls touch before eyes see. Creating the most intimate love of all. For Love starts in the heart. Sometimes we see through colored glasses and do not see the beauty of the soul
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There are many miles between us, But our hearts see not the distance. Drawing our love even closer, On this my heart it is insistent. When we talk my heart sings, You'll never know the happiness it brings. Just to hear a word from you, Keeps my heart from being blue. I love you truly, yes I do. I forever want to be with you. For now I'll settle for the phone, But know it's in your dreams that I belong Longing for the day we greet, Two loving hearts will then get to meet. Never more to be apart, Knowing it was long distance we got our start. |
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|Despite a near-death experience last time he appeared at the Bristol Hippodrome, comedian Bill Bailey tells Mike Ribbeck why he is happy to be coming back to his home town
The last time Bill Bailey returned to his native Bristol the multi-talented comedian-turned-TV presenter claims he was lucky to escape with his life.
But the near-death experience during a show at the Hippodrome did not put off the Keynsham-born star and he is appearing at the same venue for four nights in a row at the end of this month as part of his latest blockbuster tour.
The 49-year-old is now a fully-fledged member of comedy royalty and is up there with the big-name performers who can pull in thousands on gruelling tours.
But the star has stayed faithful to his roots and is more than happy to come back to his former stamping ground.
He said: "The Hippodrome is one of those lovely old-fashioned theatres with an orchestra pit in front of the stage. I have always enjoyed playing at the venue because it is just the right size.
"The last time I was in Bristol it was the last night of my tour and the stage crew decided to play a trick on me. They put some tape on top of the speakers and when I put my foot on the speaker it got stuck. I managed to move my foot away, but left my trainer behind. I lurched over and nearly ended up in the pit, which is a long way down."
Despite the near-fatal plunge, the comedian says he is thrilled to be back in Bristol.
"As a young man I spent a lot of time in Bristol," he said. "On Saturday me and my friends used to put on our pointy shoes and come into Broadmead, where we just hung out. I have a lot of good memories of Bristol.
"It is always nice to come back to Bristol – I still have a lot of family and friends in the area and it is always great to catch up with people when I get the chance."
The current tour, Qualmpeddler, is typical Bailey and is an esoteric mixture of music, musings and middle-aged angst. Bailey says he will be channelling his feelings of unease and apprehension about the modern world with the help of religious dubstep, his folk bouzouki, horntallica and even a dub version of Downton Abbey.
The comedian looks at the consequences of lies, the unending search for the Higgs boson particle and, most important of all, the hiding skills of dentists.
The last tour was a major stadium- filler and this year he will finish with a show at Wembley Arena.
A high profile – thanks to stints on game shows, cameos in films and even presenting wildlife programmes – has meant that Bailey is now a big draw; hence the four-night run in Bristol. But he says he much prefers the more intimate venues, such as the Hippodrome.
He said: "Audiences of around 1,800 to 2,000 are just about perfect. It means that you can interact with people and there is a lot more banter. If someone says something then you can reply to them."
Bailey has become something of a man for all seasons, thanks to his TV presenting and acting, but he claims making people laugh and telling a joke is in his bones – even if he does it in his own inimitable style.
He said: "I have been doing this for 25 years now and I still enjoy performing above everything else. It is just what I do."
The show takes six months to write and then a few months to perfect in front of live audiences before the entertainer is happy with the final product.
He said: "You have to get yourself into shape for a tour like this and it takes quite a few months to get the structure into place. I have to get myself into shape psychically and mentally and I am quite proud of the fact that in 25 years, I have never missed or cancelled a show.
"There is a lot of energy and physicality in the show and I have to take care of myself. I like to be able to use the stage and the fact that I use a headset rather than a traditional microphone gives me a lot more freedom and means I can use the whole of the stage.
"I stick to the same structure, but my aim is to do something new every night. I like to introduce a new element because it keeps you fresh and keeps the show fresh as well. I like to keep myself interested and the audience can tell if you have switched off."
There is a sense that Bailey is at the top of his game and is at the stage of his career where he has mastered his craft and is complete control.
He said: "When you are young and starting out you tend to have to toe the line and do what people want you to do, but that changes.
"I think I have earned the right to do what I want to do and I like to think I know what I am doing. I know how to get people to laugh.
"It is the same in the music business. You have to earn the right to do what you want and I think I am at that stage now.
"We keep a lot of stuff in-house these days, such as the production and the management, as well as making the DVDs.
"It feels good to be in control rather than having to hand over to someone else."
September 17, Cheltenham Town Hall sold out; 18, High Wycombe Swan Theatre sold out; 19, High Wycombe Swan Theatre; 20, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall; 21, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre; 22, Birmingham Symphony Hall; 24, Plymouth Pavilions; 25-28, Bristol Hippodrome; 30, Southsea Kings Theatre.


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***IMPORTANT NOTE: Please test your item before getting it fully assembled. For example, with digital pianos, unpack the keyboard portion, power it on and test all the keys. It is very rare that these items arrive with defects, but it is still a good idea to test it before spending time getting it fully assembled. Use caution when unpacking your purchase from its box, as some needed parts and pieces may be packed in and amongst the packing material. Be sure to save the carton and all packing materials, in case of a needed return. Do not write on the box and do not discard!
LANIKAI PRODUCT WARRANTY: Hohner, Inc. is the exclusive authorized distributor in the United States for Lanikai Ukuleles. Lanikai Ukuleles* sold in the United States are warranted by Hohner, Inc. Please note that this information is only for Lanikai Ukuleles sold by authorized dealers in the United States.
Please return your completed Hohner Warranty Card within 30 days of purchase to ensure proper owner registration of your guitar. This Hohner guitar or bass ("Instrument") is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship to the original owner, subject to all the following terms and conditions:
Warranty Time Period: The Warranty provided herein is for the lifetime of the original retail purchaser, except for any factory-installed electronic components or tuning hardware, on which the Warranty is for a period of one (1) year from the date of the original retail purchase.Warranty Time Period - Exceptions: The following Ukulele models are warranted for a period of ONE YEAR from the original date of purchase and are exempt from the Limited Lifetime Warranty as stated above: HU212, Kohala, Kohala-C.
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This Weekend in Sharon: Trail Walk, and More
A look at what is happening in Sharon this weekend.
Not Just Another Coffeehouse
Not Just Another Coffeehouse at the Unitarian Church of Sharon will present Boston based Matt and Shannon Heaton, traditional and updated Irish Music. Saturday, September 21, 7 to 9 PM. Admission $13 (or whatever you can afford). Handicap Accessible. www.NotJustAnotherCoffeehouse.org
Sept. 22
Farm-A-Rama Fall Festival at Ward's Berry Farm
This event has been rescheduled for Sunday, September 29 at 3:45 p.m.
Trail Walk with Sharon Friends of Conservation
Join the Sharon Friends of Conservation as we explore the King Philip's trails. Besides the cave and rock we will hear about ancient peoples who may possibly have inhabited the area thousands of years ago. So, come tag along with us especially now that we're getting into the cooler and crisper hiking weather.
All ages welcome. No fee. Park and meet between 81 and 95 Mansfield St. overflow parking at 123 Mansfield St. For questions or more info: Please call Jim (781) 784-3606 or Kurt (781) 784-4625
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