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3.43/5 rDev -15.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
On tap at the brewery. Served in a snifter.
Appearance - Bright pale red. Light pink head that doesn't last.
Smell - Raspberry, but it isn't strong or distinctive. Grainy. Herbal aroma.
Taste - Sour raspberry flavor. Very grainy. Grain takes over the midrange flavor. StandardBuddha berliner flavors come back with that lemony TheraFlu taste.
Mouthfeel - Sour but not overly. Medium carbonation. Light.
Overall - Never loved these berliners, but this is pretty good.
Serving type: on-tap
09-28-2013 22:46:33 | More by Alieniloquium
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Churchkey. Served in a mini snifter. Pours a bright pink color with a thin white head that recedes quite quickly. The nose carries a light bit of cheese, especially as it warms. Behind that is a strong scent of fresh raspberries. Bright and acidic as opposed to musty and earthy. Flavor has an underlying tartness to be paired with the strong raspberry presence. Moderate acidity. Light body. Very good and thirst quenching. Quite nice other than the cheesiness in the nose.
Serving type: on-tap
12-15-2012 19:12:54 | More by Thorpe429
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Draft at Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia, PA.
Pours a deep dark red color that looks kind of like a mixture of fruit punch and fake blood from a '70s blacksploitation film. Minimal pinkish-white head that immediately fades. No lacing.
The aroma of this beer is bursting with uber fresh, tart raspberry that overpowers almost everything else. Some lactic funk and acidity but the raspberry character is so promient that it doesn't smell(or taste) like a Berliner weiss. Really strong sweet raspberry presence that smells really nice but I wish that it was a bit truer to style.
Medium bodied with a nice balance of raspberry sweetness and tart, puckering sourness. Again, the raspberries dominate but it's a little more complex than the nose suggests. Very, very sweet with a rush of tart and sweet raspberry flavor that lingers over some lactic funk and citric acidity into a dry, tart finish. It's even a little bit seedy but after a while the raspberry flavor becomes a bit overwhelming. Like the other three Berliners from FB that I've tried, the traditional characteristics are almost completely overshadowed. Could use more funk, citrus, bread and wheat. Definitely the sweetest of the four I've tried so far but I did enjoy the fresh raspberry flavor.
Serving type: on-tap
08-20-2012 01:37:00 | More by corby112
District of Columbia
4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On draft at Churchkey in D.C.
The beer is a gorgeous, radiant pink hue. A miniscule head fades entirely within a few moments. Both the aroma and flavor are dominated by raspberries and pie crust. Add a touch of brettanomyces and that about sums it up. Big pucker factor in the finish. Aggressively tart. Overall, this was enjoyable but not on the same level as the superb Passion Fruit Berliner.
Serving type: on-tap
06-29-2012 21:47:27 | More by Huhzubendah
New Jersey
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap, served in a pint
Pours a bright red, like a candy apple red, with a faint pink cap that rose and fell quickly. Only some bubbles around the edges remained. It looks like fruit juice.
The nose is of sweet raspberries, powdered sugar, and lactic acid. The raspberries are a little overpowering, dominating the funk and wheat aromas typical in a Berliner.
Sweet, clean raspberries, sugary, with a good amount of lactic acid. The raspberries are fresh and sweet, with a sugary finish. There is some tartness that comes out mid-palate before finishing sugary and dry.
Light, clean, and refreshing. Moderate carbonation. Sugary, fruity finish, slightly dry.
A nice Berliner, different than most fruit infused Berliners as the raspberries tend to dominate the brew and lend a sugary sweetness that masks the generally tart nature of a Berliner. All in all, this is a very good beer that I would seek out again.
Serving type: on-tap
06-27-2012 15:10:13 | More by ColForbinBC
4/5 rDev -1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
One of the most anticipated beers of the night at the Churchkey Funky Buddha event the other night and it was decent. A little cheesy when it warmed up but a pretty good berlinerweiss.
Beer served in a snifter, beer is pink, hazy, white head, small and medium bubbles, decent retention, no lacing, moderate carbonation.
Aroma is mostly raspberries, a little lactic acid, a little acetic, mostly raspberry seeds and fruit, smells pretty sweet. As the beer warmed up it got a little cheese smelling, like an old wet rag too. Smells pretty good though.
Beer is sweet meets tart, I won't call it sour, the lactic creaminess was there but took a backseat to the fruit, basically the fruit was driving the bus and the sour was in the back row of the bus. There was a tart dry finish, but again like hte aroma as the beer warmed it got a little cheese tasting. Drink it cold and you'll be fine. I'd have it again on draft.
Serving type: on-tap
06-19-2012 00:17:13 | More by drabmuh
3.33/5 rDev -17.8%
look: 2 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
On tap at Churchkey the other night. It definitely wins the brightest red beer I've ever seen award. It really looked like the liquid in a bottle of maraschino cherries. No head at all either. It just looked very strange for a beer.
The aroma mixes the sweet raspberries with a strong tart, very slightly sour flavor. The raspberries seem very fresh and bright, which I appreciate. The flavors just seem to clash for me though, or at the least just don't come together that well.
In the taste the tartness really comes through throughout the beer. The sweeter raspberries come out more towards the finish. Again though, the raspberries feel very fresh and bright but just seem to clash with the tart sourness more than compliment it.
The mouthfeel is thin with moderate carbonation. Overall it was a decent beer, but not a standout in the style. The flavors just didn't seem to compliment each other very well in my opinion.
Serving type: on-tap
06-15-2012 13:49:30 | More by billab914
New York
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From 06/0/12 notes. Had on tap at the Churchkey FB event in DC. Very excited for this one after trying their passionfruit and lime berliners.
a - Pours a murky, dark red pink color with one inch of bright white head and moderate carbonation evident.
s - Smells of medicinal notes, raspberries, strawberries, dark fruits, light floral and sulfur notes. Not the best, and not very sour, though not bad.
t - Tastes of tart raspberries, lightly sour strawberries and dark fruits, lightly acedic. Much better than the nose, but still not too sour here.
m - Light body and low to moderate carbonation. Easy to drink.
O - Overall a nice beer, but a bit of a disappointment for me. I really liked their
Passionfruit and Lime Berliners, and think they are much better. Not very sour and the nose was a little bland, but worth checking out and still better than most people's attempts at a berliner.
Serving type: on-tap
06-13-2012 20:26:34 | More by mdfb79
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I had this on-tap during the Funky Buddha/Cigar City event at Churchkey DC. Served in a snifter.
Appearance: Pours a bright red color with a half finger of light pink head that goes away completely.
Smell: Raspberry jam deliciousness. Sweet and tart, very light. The smell of this beer reminds me of summer.
Taste: Super tart but still manages to be packed full of raspberries. Light and crisp with some citrus notes. Reminds me of raspberry jam, but not as much as the smell did. The finish is quite tart.
Mouthfeel: The body is on the thin side with tingly carbonation and a dry finish.
Overall: This is an extremely good fruit beer. I would have liked the tartness to stick around a bit longer in the finish, but I still enjoyed it very much.
Serving type: on-tap
06-12-2012 03:02:52 | More by oline73
3.98/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
on tap at devils den
Pours a hazy pink-raspberry color with some really nice bright hues. The head is fluffy and voluminous, as the beer was gushing all night from the kegs. Retains nicely while leaving coats of webbed lacing behind.
Funky and tart in the nose with boatloads of raspberry. Slightly sweet from the fruit, but balanced well by the sourness. Hints of wheat and grass.
Tart and vibrant up front. The raspberry slices through, adding notes of natural sweet and sour. Fruity and faintly sweet, with funky notes of wheat and hay. Finishes tart and citrusy on the tongue.
Lighter body, high carbonation, prickly and refreshing on the tongue. I've had a couple of these and they're all fantastic, although the passion fruit is probably my favorite.
Serving type: on-tap
06-12-2012 01:05:57 | More by xnicknj
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Monk's during Philly Beer Week.
All of the Funky Buddha brews seemed to gush from the tap lines, and this was no exception. From tap to pitcher behind the bar, then poured into individual pints. Head quickly melted into the fuchsia-colored body.
Aroma is fresh, though subdued, raspberries. The other Berliners were stuffed full of fruit flavor, and this one lacks by comparison.
Taste is similarly mild compared to the others: much less tart & acidic with the raspberries not standing out as far as I'd like. I suppose this lends itself to higher drinkability for some (not me), but this one was a disappointment.
Objectively, this is still a GREAT beer, but it simply does not compare favorably against the other Buddha Berliners.
Serving type: on-tap
06-05-2012 19:29:08 | More by brystmar
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
First had: on tap at Monk's, Philly, PA
Nearly all the FB beers that came to Philly were major gushers, it seems. This somewhat disastrous event at Monk's had one or two bartenders frantically trying to pour this and the other overly foamy beers out into pitchers so they could be served to the ravenous onlooking patrons. Even with a front bar spot, it took me quite a while to get a sample.
Pour was a hazy magenta color, which was a good start. The head on the glass serving finally mellowed out enough to form a small pinkish-white ringlet, which then dwindled away to pretty much nothing. This beer was in line with FB's beers that do deliver what they promise, namely, raspberry, and lots of it. Tart raspberry aroma, with a bit of acetic acid. Definitely not your typical Berliner weiss, and I wonder if should even be classified as such. Taste of pretty much full blown raspberries, seeds and all, minor grassy notes, mostly tart, tiny bit of sweetness, a bit acetic. This hits like something between a Berliner, a framboise, and a Flanders sour. As far as mouthfeel, it's about light-medium, and goes down essentially like moderately carbonated raspberry juice. If that's your thing, go for this! Nicely made beer. One dimensional for sure, but you get what you came for.
Serving type: on-tap
06-04-2012 01:42:30 | More by Rifugium
3.93/5 rDev -3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured from bomber into DL snifter... Opened at a Nashville tasting
A- Pours a deep, opaque, gorgeous pink color! Has nice head again pink, this time more neon; but it is an interesting sight in a glass.
S- Smells like fresh raspberry seeds and a bit of green pepper. Not super funky or acidic, but very fruity. Intriguing more than anything, because the pepper isnt a vegetal DMS, its a strong phenolic pepper kick! Not a very berliner-like aroma
T/M- Very good beer. Has a smooth fruity taste, dominated by raspberry and blackberries. Acidic and tart, but not fully sour. Just a ton of fresh berries reminiscent of when I was a boy working for my neighbors, picking raspberries... Light body, refreshing and well carbonated to almost have this be like a fruity spritzer.
O- A tad more sour and I'd be blown away. The raspberries were so fresh and natural tasting that I thought I had my daily dose of fruits for a week, all in this glass! Very enjoyable, I want more FB berliners!!
Serving type: bottle
05-26-2012 00:51:15 | More by TheGordianKnot
4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Holy fucking bright pink! It's a slightly cloudy bright pink, but that just seems to add to the awesome shade of pink that is this beer. Forms a large fizzy head that quickly reduces down to a thick light pink ring around the edge. No lacing. 4.5
S: An aroma that is all raspberry, but not quite just raspberry. The best way I describe it as is raspberry farts: the sweet scent of raspberry mixed with the stink of fermentation. Eh, still seems to work... 4.0
T: Moderate sweetness of fruity raspberries and tart lemonade. Crisp, spry, and mildly acidic. Red ripe berries with just a slight hint of earthy funk, though in all actuality the berries win out. 4.0
M: Tart, crisp, and bright with heavy carbonation. 4.0
O: This one probably could've passed for a slightly fermented raspberry lemonade. Never-the-less, it was certainly a fun, enjoyably crisp, and rather refreshing beer. 4.0
Serving type: bottle
05-07-2012 01:18:30 | More by Florida9
District of Columbia
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Funky Buddha, poured into a snifter.
Beer pours a gorgeous reddish pink with a thin white head. Smell is heavy on the raspberries, but has a distinct sweetness to it as well. There is also a bit of sour/funk in there as well. Taste is much more sour than expected, almost like fresh Cantillon Rose de Gambrinus, with a lot of raspberry flavor and some significant sweetness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with nice carbonation. After being blown away by the Passionfruit Berliner, I had high hopes for this beer and it didn't quite live up to them. It is a nice sour fruit beer, but didn't have the light refreshing quality I associate with a Berliner.
Serving type: on-tap
03-10-2012 15:52:59 | More by starrdogg
3.08/5 rDev -24%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
22 oz bottle into several glasses. Big thanks go to Stakem for sharing this Funky Buddha rarity. I love the bottle for this by the way. Very creative.
Pours a lovely looking coppery amber, with a thin filmy white head that definitely has a pinkish hue to it. This retains with some creamy bunching around the edges of the glass, leaving back a smattering of spotty lacing down the sides. The aroma smells of raspberries but there is sweetness to the nose that is coming off more like syrupy smelling sugars to me. There is some funk and tartness mixed in as well but this is mostly coming off to me a fruity and sweet feeling.
The taste is tart up front, with a crisp berry feel to the flavor. Some earthy funk shores up the middle of this before things finish sour in the backend with a sharp acidic bite. This is definitely more sour feeling than tart, with that dry acidity lingering on the palate for a while. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with sharpness to the carbonation that pops the more souring aspects of this. This body does achieve more of a crisp creaminess as this moves out that does help with things.
I don't really get the love for this one. I expect a Berliner to be crisp and refreshing feeling. Something that I didn't get with this. Plus the raspberry flavor had a sweet and artificial feel to it. Almost like they used syrup in this. At any rate, I'm glad to have been able to try it but I've had much better efforts from these guys.
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2012 19:59:11 | More by Kegatron
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
I am appreciative to stakem for sharing this bomber with me and kegatron. Enjoyed from a tulip.
This is an attractive beer, it grabs the eye if you know what I mean...it is got some hot pink hues of raspberry with shirley temple or cherry spritzer qualities. The clarity is great and the pink head is quick to collapse w/ very tiny bead. The smell is earthy up front, fruity and slightly funky with some almost 'rhubarb-like' notes which I heard stakem comment. There is a light raspberry fruitiness with tart aroma that hints at acidity with an almost lemony nose. The feel is very lactic and slightly sharp but still has a high level of sweet to balance with superhigh carbonation and moderately high puckering astringency w/ strong fruity tanginess and a drying almost astringent sour finish with very gassy quality.
I like the way this starts, but it does have a slight sugary tinge which seems juicy, not added sweetner sweet. There is a light raspberry taste with an almost extract-like flavor with sweet/sour juxtoposition and light candy-like quality which brings out the edge to the lemony lactic flavor with subtle soda-pop quality. The carbonic acid is there with the high carbonation in full effect making the fruit seem sharper and has an almost raspberry lemonade flavor. Overall a bright poppy kind of wheat, spritzy and light on fruit in the taste , but has the refreshing sour wheat quality. A bit high in carbonation which I would tone down personally which takes away from the overall enjoyment - but all-in all a good example of the style.
Serving type: bottle
11-18-2011 19:45:27 | More by Slatetank
3.48/5 rDev -14.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
22oz bomber poured into a tulip. Thumbs up go to the Funky Buddha for the bit of comedy on the label here. The brew pours a perfectly clear color of neon pink kool-aid. A finger of lightly pinkish stained head appears and quickly fades. A light swirl revives the effervescent carbonation back to the surface and produces some very faint spots of lace on the glass.
The smell of this brew is somewhat reminiscent of raspberry but it doesn't directly carry a fresh or natural aspect. The berry scent is augmented with something along the lines of strawberry rhubarb jelly. There is a little bit of a veggie aspect also going on in the aroma that brings forth some other funky aspects like poopy diaper and cheese/stinky feet. As the brew warms up, more of a focus goes back to the raspberry scent that to me is a bit seeded and earthy, not juicy and fresh. As the brew warms up beyond ideal temperature, it has an ackward note of something along the lines of cooked cabbage. I'm not exactly sold on all these scents working together but I can appreciate the effort considering the wild nature that Berliners can sometimes take in depending on the souring methods.
The taste is sharply tart, not necessarily sour but it has a bold focus on the tart aspects which is a bit exaggerated compared to other takes on the style. I believe the raspberry flavoring here helps to focus more on the acidity level and that completely hides any base grain character. Just like the aroma led on, there are some veggie aspects to the flavor as well that come across like cabbage. When focusing on the raspberry flavoring, it seems unnatural to me like a syrup addition was used, not real raspberries. I'm not saying that is completely bad or the wrong thing here, just lacking the complexity that I was expecting. It has a minor herbal note at times and some citrus notes almost like citric acid instead of the typical lemony tartness produced from lacto fermentation.
This is a light bodied brew with an effervescent amount of carbonation that is lively and prickly on the tongue. For a 5% berliner, it is pushing the threshold of being "Imperialized" yet the alcohol is fairly well hidden. I collectively have mixed feelings about this beer. On one hand it is unique and enjoyable but on the other hand it displays a bit too much artificial candy flavoring but without the lasting sweetness. Something I look for in a solid Berliner Weisse is it's ease of drinkability and depth of character. I believe a fruit addition should deepen the complexity without overpowering. In this case, the fruit was a bit ackward and just didnt really blend well with the rest of the character. It was not as easy drinking as other takes on the style. It is certainly worth a try if you get the opportunity but not worth the hassle of there only being something like ~20 bottles made.
Serving type: bottle
11-14-2011 15:17:29 | More by stakem
3.93/5 rDev -3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
From a 22oz bomber courtesy of PhiChiFiji00 (Chad), thanks!
Appearance was red-light district (from my notes, so hey!), jolly rancher red toned.
Smell is reby red, grapefruit, small bubbles, good carbonation.
Taste is clean, refreshing, not overly complex, zesty, more carbonation feel on the tongue.
Mouthfeel is acidic, light, taste of some raspberries, but more grapefruit notes.
Overall impression of this beer is good. I'm not a huge fan of berlinerweiss beers but this one was pretty good. Slight alcohol, but consistent with style.
Serving type: bottle
11-06-2011 07:20:08 | More by CenCalMario
4.55/5 rDev +12.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Review #1500. I guess it shall be this beer. Snifter.
A: Pink tinged red with a finger of pinkish white foam. Really great color and perfect clarity.
S: Raspberry and strawberry with notes of raspberry seeds. Sweet with sugary characteristics and a pronounced lactic profile. Moderately sour.
T: Tart and lactic with raspberry seed and flesh. Tastes like raspberry lemonade with a little strawberry. The fruit profile is great. Finishes fruity with a lingering lactic sourness and a mild acidity.
M: Upper light body with high carbonation.
Overall: Really nice. Highly drinkable with great fruit expression. Very good stuff.
Serving type: bottle
10-31-2011 03:32:16 | More by HopHead84
4.18/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
New review:
The second bottle that I opened was siginficantly different and worse than the first. The first bottle was a beautiful raspberry pink color with the complete aroma and flavor of raspberries.
More recently, the bottle we opened was a much lighter pink color, more cloudy pink with a golden tint to it. The aroma and flavor both perfectly resemble pink lemonade. This is not a terrible flavor, but it simply does not compare to the glorious bottle that was opened a few months prior.
My new score reflects an average of the two bottles I have had. Since there is such big bottle or batch variation, I will leave it this way until I have a few consistent bottles.
Original review (4.5/5/5/5/5) 10-23-2011:
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a tulip.
Appearance: This is one of the prettiest colors I have seen in a beer. A raspberry pink color with a sligh haziness and a few yeast particles floating throughout. A white bubbly head froths up originally and then fades to almost nothing.
Smell: The aroma smells like field fresh raspberries, lemon zest, a little bit of grapefruit citrus, and some wild mushrooms as well.
Taste: The flavor is chock full of raspberries. The flavor is mildy sour, which is the perfect raspberry tartness for me. Some pale malt, lemon zest, and grapefruit contribute to the sour flavor, and the finish is only lightly sour.
Mouthfeel: The body feels fairly light but is medium for the style. The carbonation straddles creamy and carbonated very nicely. Tart, crisp, and refreshing.
Overall: This is one of the most fantastic beers I have ever had. I am very grateful to have been able to try it and would definitely pursue more bottles.
Serving type: bottle
10-23-2011 00:24:18 | More by KickInTheChalice
4.45/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks Chad! Pours a bright red with a hint of orange. Small white head that disappears quickly. Scent is...Holy Shit! Grapefruit up the ying yang. Why is this not a grapefruit Berliner? Anyhow, hints of orange peel, raspberry, and lemon. Slightly acidic. Taste is initially sweet raspberry, immediately followed by intense sour grapefruit. Mouthfeel is light bodied with puckering grapefruit finish. Drinkability is very high. Overall, love this brewery so far. Outstanding beer with intense flavors.
Serving type: bottle
10-18-2011 06:25:26 | More by DovaliHops
South Carolina
4.68/5 rDev +15.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
deep mango in color with a light head of white on top that was quickly fading and left a light ring around the outside of the glass. Aroma is insane, huge lemon and citrus notes, tart as hell, rich fruit, wet straw, hay, horse funk all over this thing. Insane is an understatement, but then you take the first sip and it is over. Wonderful notes of tart fruit, lemons, hints of huge lime notes, tart cherries and almost raspberry notes. Incredibly sour with a huge and almost insurmountable tartness. Light airy body makes it go down like water
Serving type: growler
10-18-2011 01:33:23 | More by mikesgroove
3.78/5 rDev -6.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks, Jason! Poured into a Narke tulip.
A - Pours ruby red, white head, thin collar, wisps.
S - Raspberries, nice level of tart/sour, fruity sweetness. A really nose the raspberries dominating right up front. Pretty much as-advertised, really nice nose.
T - Raspberries up front, but not fresh...more "fake" extract fruity notes. Light tart/sour notes, some funk, but mostly raspberries. Not quite as good as the nose, I'm afraid.
M - Light body, good carbonation, dry tart finish.
O - A really nice berliner that was refreshing yet still had some nice tart notes. The raspberries weren't quite as nice on the palate as the nose, but still, very enjoyable. Would love to have again.
Serving type: bottle
10-17-2011 17:36:05 | More by Sean9689
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured into tulip glass.
Appearance: Pours bright red, no head, no lacing.
Smell: Grapefruit dominates, subtle raspberry and passionfruit.
Taste: Again, lots of grapefruit, subtle raspberry, funk, sour.
Mouthfeel: Light bodied, good carbonation, acidic.
Overall: A delight. The color is amazing. Not as much rasberry smell/taste as I'd hoped, but the grapefruit sour/funk is delicious. I'd love to get some more of this. Possibly misnamed as the rasberry is overwhelmed by the grapefruit. Think alcoholic ruby red grapefruit juice.
Serving type: bottle
10-17-2011 15:52:04 | More by phichifiji00
Berliner Raspberry from Funky Buddha Brewery
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Since the summer 2011, I've been having an idea on starting a manga. Net based, not paid and self made. I kept the characters, but changed the plot and now I wish to start on it.
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So I ask you guys for some hints and help here. I wonder how hard it really is to do this alone?
I believe I got the skills to draw it and since the characters are own OCs I do not want to share or put into another persons ideas, I will write the story as well (Already got the plot).
Do you guys think I should go on with this and give it a try?
Or should I ask for assistance on shading and backgrounds (Cause that's what I'm bad at.)?
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It will take up a lot of your time, unless you can draw well fast enough. Also it doesn't have to all be color.
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oh no. I plan to make it black'n'white :P like classical manga pockets. but would be good with shades anyway xD and some black and grey colouring cause it looks dull when it's just sketches XP
Go ahead and try it then, you can make an art thread. That'll help.
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An art thread you say? Like, a thread where I upload my best artworks besides for the gallery on my profile?
A thread in the critique corner, helps you get better at drawing.
My Story Thread
If you took the time to read this, you can just call me Al, or Stan.
Could give it a try... though, such threads haven't helped me before XP
If you keep it alive you'll be ok.
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If you took the time to read this, you can just call me Al, or Stan.
in order to keep it alive, I also need to draw a lot :P I got moments I draw several pictures a week and others where I doesn't draw at all for a month. Depends my mood and business in life.
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SUPER COOL!!!!!!!!! Its nice to have multiple costumes.
The soft portion of my Endor Helmet is paid for and will arrive in a couple weeks or so. I'll have to start working on putting the hard Donut part together soon. Then I need to get the vest made and gather the rest of the items. Hopefully it will be done by Spring if not sooner. Depends on what other projects I want to get done with first.
I still need to make accurate pants for my endor Han so it can be registered as well as update my ANH Han pants. I have my ROTJ Han Blaster ordered, just waiting for it to be done and shipped. Its taking a long time though.
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Have about 90% of it here or on the way. Got a STEAL on a pair of MotoCowboy boots, full leather belt, leather and resin pouches and tunic/leather screen (no stiches visible) tabards. Cloak material is ordered. Pants are in hand. Only thing I still need is to order my glove and get new spats made for the boots. Since I live in the middle of Amish Country it shouldn't be an issue, LOL!
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Not sure what color I will go with. Blue or Grey. Both
are accepted at this point. Grey is what Dressing a
Galaxy says but it looks Dark Blue on screen and in
many photos.
Endor Commando - Soft part of Helmet is being finished in the next
week or so maybe. Then i will be slowly but surely
gathering the parts bit by bit. I still need to buy
pants, shirt, have vest made withe the pattern I
have, get the belt and elastic for bandoleer. Build
my Donut kit and purchase the spray dye for camo
pants. I will start out using my Hasbro DH-17.
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Wow - looking back at my list from last year, I've made ZERO progress - all those things still need to get done.
I've been too busy trooping to have time to make any repairs.
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Nara Pel (Cherissa Crossland)
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Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 5:42 pm
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Hi, guys. I'm new to RL/501st, not yet approved for anything.
What I have: Standard Jedi costume in brown/tan, need a new belt cuz mine is black and copper; twi'lek headpiece; non-movie lightsabers (Ventress/Dooku style red blade pair and a lovely copper/green blade)
What I'm working on this year - some are on a two-year design plan:
Asari Matriarch (generic) from Mass Effect/Mass Effect 2 - pretty easy actually, just need to take in the dress because I toned up a lot since it was sewn last year
Maris Brood (Force Unleashed) and some additional 'omg it's COLD' pieces to go over/with that. Cuz it's not always a balmy August convention.
Turian in armor (generics/custom for a couple of cosplayers) from Mass Effect/Mass Effect 2 - complete with digitigrade stilt legs and moving mandibles. This is on the 2 year plan.
Padme's blue Tatooine costume. This is the biggest challenge to me since I am not a great tailor, so I'm enlisting help from a pro.
Sha Koon - Plo's neice. I love me some Kel Dor. Mostly need hands and a custom rebreather, might do prosthetics instead of the mask (which is ready to go). Have lightsaber pieces for her saber as shown in the comics.
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Very ambious.
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Nicky you have plenty of time. I am too looking at my costumes and see way of improving them..mostly my Yavin Tech...the helmet is off..so working to save money and buying a new one. And looking at making a Tusken rifle.
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Daritha (Christian)
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Nara Pel wrote:
Maris Brood (Force Unleashed) and some additional 'omg it's COLD' pieces to go over/with that. Cuz it's not always a balmy August convention.
Woho, another TFU character in the making! XD
Also, I'm really looking forward to see your Mass Effect costumes. I'm intrigued on the turian. Please share the pics with us (even if its non-SW).
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Nara Pel (Cherissa Crossland)
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Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 3:24 pm
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Daritha wrote:
Woho, another TFU character in the making! XD
Also, I'm really looking forward to see your Mass Effect costumes. I'm intrigued on the turian. Please share the pics with us (even if its non-SW).
TFU was a wonderful game. I look forward to playing TFU2... as soon as everyone else is done catching up with their games. Six gamers + 2 Xbox 360s in one house means some of us have a gaming backlog.
I will do that with the posting, I am going to need help with turian armor materials. While I accept the universal truth that there is no such thing as a really comfortable costume, I'm still looking for ways to make the body armor as lightweight as possible. I'm also trying to select other materials for wicking away sweat and allowing the skin to breath. I'll try to post images of the masks/heads in the next couple of weeks. They're celluclay prototypes, unpainted, but they have potential.
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 2:02 am
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Just submitted an Old Republic Jedi (formal)...fingers crossed.
Need to do some work on my Han Solo costume to get it up to snuff.
Working on an Imperial Knight from Star Wars: Legacy--that's my current big project.
"A Jedi knight!? Jeez, I'm out of it for a little while, and everyone gets delusions of grandeur!"
The Sugar Jedi formerly known as
The Grey Elf
KJO (Blumfruit Temple)
Echo Base (Western PA)
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Sweet Jason.
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I actually started playing TFU again today during lunch...
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Daritha (Christian)
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The Grey Elf wrote:
Working on an Imperial Knight from Star Wars: Legacy--that's my current big project.
Me, too.
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Location: Rochester, NY
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:39 am
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Well I got one finished finally
On to the next one, Endor Trooper
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While Slaking boasts immense physical strength, a phenomenal movepool, and excellently distributed stats, he is severely hampered by his ability, Truant, which causes him to be idle every other turn. Because of this, Slaking performs best when holding a Choice item, as it allows him to make the most of his discrete turns. Generally, Choiced Pokemon require some level of prediction to be used successfully, but this requirement is of far greater importance when using Slaking. Bringing Slaking onto the field is a huge gamble, and it will almost always result in a casualty; whether it is Slaking's or your opponent's, however, depends on who made the right move.
Slaking exhibits great distinction as a physical sweeper because of his herculean base 160 Attack (the third highest in the game) and quick base 100 Speed. Coupled with an unbelievably wide movepool, a hefty amount of bulk, and the power boost from Choice Band, Slaking will be flattening opposing teams in no time.
STAB Return coming off 690 Attack is no joke at all, and it OHKOes a great number of Pokemon, while at the very least 2HKOing every Pokemon that doesn't resist it. However, using it randomly in the hopes of hitting an opponent hard is not recommended, as Slaking's ability firmly punishes any misplays. Instead, you should initially have Slaking scout with a coverage move to keep your opponents on their toes. Earthquake hits Rock- and Steel-types that resist Return very hard, 2HKOing the standard Steelix and Regirock, as well as OHKOing Registeel with Stealth Rock and two layers of Spikes on the field. Fire Punch also hits Steel-types super effectively, and although it is not as powerful as Earthquake, it also OHKOes frail Levitating Ghost-types such as Mismagius and Rotom with Stealth Rock support. In the final slot, Slaking has two promising options in Shadow Claw and Pursuit. The first is a reliable option to nail defensive Ghost-types, 2HKOing even the bulkiest of them after Stealth Rock, but Pursuit can be used to trap foes that might attempt to flee from Slaking.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Choice Scarf Slaking is designed to use a hit-and-run approach to pick off opposing Pokemon one by one. While the loss of Choice Band's power is disheartening, an Attack stat of 460 is still very threatening, and with an Adamant nature, Slaking reaches a Speed stat of 448, which is enough to outrun numerous common Pokemon; up to Scarfed positive-natured base 85s, which is essentially the entire metagame. These characteristics allow Slaking to become a great revenge killer that can even take a hit or two when needed.
Return is the obligatory STAB move, and it packs an insane amount of power; in fact, it even hits harder than a 2x super effective elemental punch, which is why most of them have been omitted from the set. Earthquake is Slaking's response to Rock- and Steel-types that arrogantly believe they can wall him, while Shadow Claw deals with Ghost-types that are immune to Return. The final slot goes to Ice Punch, which is great for revenge killing Rock Polish Torterra and Bulky Dragon Dance Altaria, both of which are not OHKOed by Return.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Other Options
Slaking has many other options that he can use. Aside from Return, Slaking has four other decent STAB moves that can be used in its place. The first option is Body Slam, which has a cool 30% paralysis rate; however, Slaking is actually quite fast and almost always prefers the extra power that Return offers. The second and third options are Double-Edge and Facade in conjunction with Toxic Orb, and while both are more powerful than Return, they both also greatly undermine Slaking's bulk. The final (and most controversial) option is Giga Impact, and while it is without a doubt Slaking's most powerful attack, it also prevents Slaking from switching out the next turn, which can lead to some disastrous scenarios.
Slack Off and Rest are options to keep Slaking healthy. However, Slaking is better off sticking to attacking moves instead, since the recovery is normally negated when Slaking loafs around. Slaking also has access to Rock Slide, but most of the time the elemental Punches offer greater coverage. Brick Break can be used for a reliable Fighting-type move, but with Earthquake being stronger, and there being no part-Flying or Levitating Steel-types in UU, it's almost always better to use the latter. Night Slash and Shadow Claw are practically interchangeable, so use whichever appeals to you more. Sucker Punch is a powerful priority move, but using it on a Choiced Slaking makes it one of the worst examples of setup bait in the game. A Life Orb set utilizing Sucker Punch is not completely out of the question, though. Taunt can stop Pokemon from setting up on Slaking, and for a huge surprise, Encore can be used to cripple Pokemon that get greedy in doing so. Yawn is also unexpected on Slaking, but many opponents will find themselves switching out from Slaking's attacks anyway.
A wallbreaker set with a Rash nature, an EV spread of 4 Def / 252 SpA / 252 Spe, and a moveset along the lines of Fire Blast / Ice Beam / Thunderbolt / Return has a huge surprise factor, but clever opponents will take advantage of this in any way they can. Other than scoring an occasional KO on the likes of Tangrowth and Donphan, the above set is significantly easier to wall than any of Slaking's other sets, and is therefore less reliable. A Life Orb set is also fine if you feel that the inability to switch attacks is more detrimental than the power boost granted by Choice Band is beneficial. Finally, a Jolly nature can be used on the Choice Band set to outspeed up to positive-natured base 95 Pokemon such as Moltres, Leafeon, and Drapion.
Checks and Counters
While Slaking seems like a divine force that is able to outright destroy just about anything with the right move, he can easily be countered by a number of strategies. The first strategy is to use Protect to stall out Slaking's attacking turn, and then strike him on the turn he loafs around. With this strategy, even physically fragile Pokemon such as Wish + Protect Chansey can easily stall him out. Another strategy is to use Substitute. Similar to Protect-abusing opponents, Slaking cannot win against a Substitute-abusing opponent that is faster than him. A dangerous example of a Pokemon that can abuse this strategy is Mismagius, which can switch in on the majority of Slaking's moveset, set up a Substitute, and then obtain a Calm Mind or Nasty Plot boost before sweeping Slaking's entire team. Substitute Dugtrio is particularly useful as he can trap Slaking with Arena Trap, and take it out, though it can only be brought in on a revenge kill. Finally, Slaking can easily be wasted by using a Pokemon that can take a hit and then use a recovery move to heal off the damage. Slowbro is a perfect example of a Pokemon who can effectively utilize this strategy, taking only a maximum of 66% from a Choice Band-boosted Return, Slaking's strongest attack against it; and by alternating between Slack Off and another one of its moves, it will ultimately triumph over Slaking. Be warned, however, that this last strategy is more prone to being ruined by critical hits than the previous two.


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Spend a relaxing Sunday afternoon at the Poncan with the king of instruments, the grand piano. Hyunsoon Whag is a versatile pianist who enjoys performing both as a soloist and a collaborator. She is the kind of player who appears to immerse her entire being in the music. Come enjoy the artistry of this Oklahoma artist at the Poncan.


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I don't want to give too much away, but the gist of the column is that if you've never seen a balls-to-the-wall Formula Ford race, this one is a can't miss.
I centre the column around three-time Ontario Formula Ford Challenge champion Matt White of Toronto, who's just one of so many talented young Canadian drivers who are having trouble climbing motorsport's ladder because of one very important thing: not enough moolah.
But Matt's an unusual guy in that he pulls out all the stops in his efforts to please sponsors. I think you'll see what I mean if you take a few moments to watch a three-minute video he produced in support of GreenField Ethanol, which backed him for an FF race in Montreal in August, which he won.
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Conservation Groups Oppose Superior National Forest ORV Plan (1/4/10)
St. Paul, MN — Conservation groups asked the U.S. Forest Service to rewrite a road-use plan that endangers wild lands and wildlife in Minnesota's Superior National Forest and beyond. The groups asked Regional Forester Kent Connaughton to amend the first Travel Management Plan for the Superior National Forest because proposed off-road vehicle (ORV) routes will affect threatened lynx and wolf populations and also damage the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
"The U.S. Forest Service has not done its duty to minimize harm to the environment from ORVs," says Kevin Proescholdt, the Izaak Walton League of America's Director of Wilderness and Public Lands Programs. "The agency continues to ignore the forest destruction resulting from hundreds of miles of user-created roads and still has no concrete plan to remedy the problem or increase resource allocation to appropriately monitor these roads and the roads built for Forest Service use."
The conservation groups first protested the proposed Travel Management Plan in April 2009, citing noise pollution, harm to air and water quality, the spread of invasive species, damage to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, and a failure to protect endangered and threatened species such as the Canada lynx and gray wolf.
Under the plan, 28 out of 30 Superior National Forest zones that house endangered Canada lynx populations will have open-road densities that violate U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) guidelines for managing lynx populations. In addition, the Superior National Forest is the last U.S. gray wolf stronghold in the lower 48 states. High open-road densities harm wolf populations by increasing human access to wolf habitat, resulting in higher wolf mortality.
Sharon Stephens of the Sierra Club also notes that the Forest Service's proposed plan for Superior National Forest does not offer any indication of when those few roads not designated as open would be physically removed – or how such closures would be paid for. "It's unfortunate the Superior National Forest didn't have a plan in place to take advantage of stimulus funds to create jobs that would get these unnecessary and harmful roads off the landscape," says Stephens.
More than 1,600 miles of roads and trails would remain open to off-road vehicles under this plan, affecting all of the more than 2.7 million forest acres in Superior National Forest.
The conservation groups opposing the Superior National Forest ORV plan are the Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of the BWCAW, Izaak Walton League of America, League of Women Voters Minnesota, Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy, Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness, and Sierra Club. The groups have asked Regional Forester Kent Connaughton to reduce the miles of roads and trails officially open to ORVs and to complete a comprehensive plan for the forest's entire road system.


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886 Smith Ave S, West St. Paul
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Looks O.K. to me but I am curious why you didn't use CPVC to the bib PVC to the washer box drain.
The only problem I see is you didn't use a hose bib with a vacume breaker.
I'm all done playing plumber for now. Let me know what you think.
Pic 1. Replaced Galvy elbow with brass tee. Added a shutoff valve because their curb box leaks. Then added 30 ft. of 1/2" PVC and connected it to a 12 inch frost-free sillcock.
Pic 2. Installed new laundry valve box. Replaced corroded 1/2" galvy pipe and twisted copper pipe with new 1/2" galvy all the way up using just a brass coupling to make the connection to the valve threads. Added a 2" - 1 1/2" reducing coupler to the galvy standpipe. The washing machine drain hooky thing will drain directly into the standpipe, so I'm not worried about it not being glued in with PVC. Tried to do things as simply as possible.
Pic 3. The outdoor sillcock. The cause of all of this fun.
Last edited by Verdeboy; 04-18-2007 at 09:40 PM.
Looks O.K. to me but I am curious why you didn't use CPVC to the bib PVC to the washer box drain.
The only problem I see is you didn't use a hose bib with a vacume breaker.
Last edited by Cass; 04-19-2007 at 03:33 AM.
1. It's a good thing you installed a valve on the PVC, so you can shut it off when it breaks.
2. When the drain overflows or the valve packings leak and water gets into the box, then leaks through the unglued joint where the drain is, you will understand why it should have been glued.
3. That hose faucet MUST HAVE a vacuum breaker attached to its outlet. You can remove it during the freezing weather so the faucet can drain, but it must be in place ANYTIME a hose is connected.
4. You did not gain anything by using the brass fittings in a galvanized system. You just spent more money than you had to.
Thanks for the input.
I've got the PVC tightly secured every few feet, so why do you think it will break?
I was just thinking that maybe I could have used PEX instead. Would that have worked? I don't have a PEX crimper, but I could have used the Qest fittings. It would have saved me from breathing in all that solvent.
I will add a vacuum breaker.
I don't think this customer wants to spend another dime. So replacing the galvy standpipe with PVC (CPVC?) is not going to happen.
The most common problem I've had to deal with these drains is when the hooked part of the drain hose pops out of the box. Then you've really got a flood on your hands. In my apartment maint. days, I was taught to just crimp on a piece of PVC pipe to the end and shove it further down in the drain. Or, just secure the hook with some bailing wire to the supply hoses.