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Title: Non-O157 Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli Associated with Muscle Foods)

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Submitted to: Meeting Abstract
Publication Type: Abstract only
Publication Acceptance Date: 2/7/2007
Publication Date: 7/28/2007
Citation: Fratamico, P.M. 2007. Non-O157 Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli Associated with Muscle Foods. Meeting Abstract. P.195.02.

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Technical Abstract: Escherichia coli strains that produce Shiga toxins, referred to as Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) or verotoxigenic E. coli (VTEC), cause hemorrhagic colitis (HC) and hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). E. coli O157:H7 is the most common cause of STEC infection; however, numerous non-O157 STECs belonging to serogroups O26, O103, O111, O121, O145, and others have been associated with outbreaks and cases of HC and HUS. In some countries non-O157 STEC are isolated more frequently from clinical cases than E. coli O157. Cattle and other ruminants are important reservoirs for these pathogens, and foods of animal origin or food and water contaminated with animal feces have been associated with STEC infections. A study conducted as part of the National Animal Health Monitoring System's Swine 2000 program, which examined 687 fecal samples, showed that swine are a reservoir of STEC strains that can potentially cause human illness. Detection of non-O157 STEC is problematic because these strains are indistinguishable from other E. coli when employing conventional culture-based methods. Thus, little is known on the incidence of non-O157 STEC in food, and the prevalence of non-O157 STEC in the population is presumably grossly underestimated. Methods based on the PCR targeting genes within the O antigen gene cluster of different STEC serogroups and STEC virulence genes were developed for identification and detection of these pathogens. Additional research is needed to identify and characterize emerging pathogenic non-O157 STECs, identify animal reservoirs, and develop methods for detection of these pathogens, which will allow for surveillance of STEC in food, animals, and the environment and an assessment of their importance in human infections.

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Location: Stored Product Insect and Engineering Research

Title: Development of equilibrium moisture relationships for storage moisture monitoring of corn)

item Armstrong, Paul
item Casada, Mark
item Lawrence, Johnselvakumar

Submitted to: Applied Engineering in Agriculture
Publication Type: Peer reviewed journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 6/1/2012
Publication Date: 9/1/2012
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Citation: Armstrong, P.R., Casada, M.E., Lawrence, J. 2012. Development of equilibrium moisture relationships for storage moisture monitoring of corn. Applied Engineering in Agriculture. 28(5):677-683.

Interpretive Summary: Multipoint measurement of grain moisture within a bin is feasible using relative humidity and temperature measurements to predict grain moisture and is currently offered as a commercial monitoring system. Traditionally, prediction of moisture by relative humidity and temperature measurements was done by generalized mathematical models which are less precise than models developed for a specific grain. Developing a model requires considerable time and effort. This work developed methods to reduce this effort and also outlined methods to improve moisture measurement accuracy. As a result it is feasible that moisture predictions can be tailored to a specific grain in storage with improved moisture accuracy thus facilitating better quality management of general storage of grain and for in-bin drying processes.

Technical Abstract: Commercial systems are currently available to measure grain moisture during storage using relative humidity and temperature sensors and equilibrium moisture, EMC, models. However, the variability of the EMC relationships between grain lots necessitates that a good model needs to be selected or developed for each specific grain. This objective of this research was to develop equilibrium moisture models for seven corn samples, examine their prediction accuracy, and evaluate simplification of the experimental procedures used to develop these models. The models that were developed spanned a broad range of five moisture levels (5-Point models). Models were also developed using a reduced number of levels with a narrower moisture range, models with 4 and 2 moisture levels (4-Point and 2-Point models, respectively). The 4-Point model used all data except the highest moisture level while the 2-Point model used the extreme moisture levels of the 4-Point model. The 5-Point models had the highest standard error of estimates (SEE) averaging 0.90 and 0.82 for adsorption and desorption respectively. The 2-Point model was used to predict all the moisture levels of the 4-Point data; the standard errors of prediction (SEP) averaged 0.41 and 0.39 for adsorption and desorption, respectively, and are only marginally higher than 4-Point models. These results show that a 2-Point model can be used to for accurate moisture measurement across a moisture range common for stored corn and subsequently reducing the amount of work required for model development. The moisture levels suitable for a 2-Point model should be limited to upper and lower moisture contents corresponding to 90% relative humidity and 35% to 50% relative humidity, respectively.

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“We’re very pleased to celebrate the achievements of the writer and publisher members of the PRS whose music is represented by ASCAP in the United States,” said Greenaway. “I’m especially pleased to welcome our Songwriter of the Year honoree, Yusuf Islam, and to pay tribute to Felix Cavaliere. Their songs have truly stood the test of time. My sincerest congratulations to them and to all of tonight’s honorees.”

Yusuf Islam was named Songwriter of the Year for the second consecutive year and was recognized for his enduring classic “First Cut Is The Deepest.” Formerly known as Cat Stevens, he w as one of the most successful and enigmatic artists of the 1970s, with a string of best selling albums, which virtually defined the concept of the sensitive songwriter. His reflective and often highly personal songs connected with a huge audience and made him an international superstar. His most notable songs include “Morning Has Broken,” “Peace Train,” “Wild World,” ”Moonshadow,” “Father and Son,” “Matthew and Son,” “Oh Very Young,” and “First Cut Is The Deepest.” “First Cut” first appeared on his 1967 album, New Masters, and has been covered by numerous artists, including P.P. Arnold, Rod Stewart and more recently, Sheryl Crow, who earned a 2005 Grammy nomination for her rendition, which was featured on her Greatest Hits album, The Very Best of Sheryl Crow.

Yusuf Islam is soon to release a Rick Nowels-produced album of new songs, his first in almost 30 years. The release will coincide with the 40 th anniversary of the first Cat Stevens record, I Love My Dog (Deram November 1966).

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Indie/Rock group The Cribs received the ASCAP College Award for their self-titled debut album, which has received significant airplay on college radio stations in the U.S. The band, from Yorkshire, England, features three brothers, twins Gary and Ryan Jarman and younger brother, Ross. They released three singles – “Another Number,” “What About Me,” and “You Were Always the One” – before signing to Wichita Records in late 2003, and since then have toured the U.S. a total of six times. They are currently recording their third album.

British/Australian duo Bodyrockers received the ASCAP Dance Award for their worldwide hit “I Like The Way.” Comprising Kaz James, one of Australia’s leading house DJs, and U.K. guitarist/vocalist Dylan Burns, the Bodyrockers are gaining massive support from some of the most known and respected DJs, including Erick Morillo and Steve Lawler.

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Danze is a manufacturer of high quality decorative plumbing products for your powder room, kitchen and bath. Danze offers a broad variety of products, designs and finishes to suit your own particular needs. You can feel confident that their products will provide years of beauty and trouble-free performance.

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2009-2013 Ford Expedition, Lincoln Navigator Rear Windshield Wiper Stud Cover, Mounting Nut Cap

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    I bought this 2 weeks ago after checking reviews seemed a good buy. My first av receiver, upgrading from a stereo amp so quite a steep learning curve with all the many variables to setup. I found it hard to match the stereo amps performance particularly in regard to base response. After tweaking the equaliser to boost the levels I managed to get it quite good. After a week the DVD went missing from the selector dial but was ok to find from the remote. I did a full reset back to defaults and it came back OK. Now the output from the main HDMI has gone, the other zone outs are OK so the cable is good, looks like a hardware problem with the socket maybe as reset has no effect. The thing is quite complex so maybe there is a setting that will fix it. Sadly they dont supply a manual with the amp just a copy on disc so you have to read it on the PC or print out 132 of PDF. I hate pdf you read the left side of the page, scrolling down then have to scroll back up that page (without jumping a page to find the next sentence. With this manual there a re lots of cross references so you go from page 79 which send you to 48 which sends you somewhere else. So a complex learning experience is made worse.

    For my old stereo discs I get a superior stereo sound out of my 30 year oldKkenwood amp it really gives a top sound on my old 15" Goodman's speakers which the Pioneer doesn't seem to take advantage of. You don't see large speakers any more, all the stores selling 8 or maybe 10" at most and relying on a sub for base. It seems my taste in sound is out of fashion. Perhaps its because sending all the data to produce full quality base sound takes up so much more bandwidth to download.

    I have been playing stereo CD's using the THX to get the home theater speakers running and it sounds good however it seems the amp gets confused and fades in and out especially the low frequencies. It sounds like the volume on select frequencies is being turned down and up. guess trying to expect a stereo input to be 'surrounded' is not the thing to do, but its nice to have the room fill from the other speakers. Its not too noticeable though

    Sorry to be a bit negative but on the positive the surround sound in movies is awesome.

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Timeline AXA

It's a fascinating story that you can discover in this illustrated chronology. This timeline illustrates year by year how the Group's major transformations since its inception were enabled by its international vision, its understanding of economic, human and technological issues, and its thirst for the challenges of tomorrow.

Strengthening our innovation ecosystem
AXA Strategic Ventures supports the development of disruptive technologies to improve the customer experience. This fund complements the effective plan (Start-in, AXA Lab, AXA Data Innovation Lab, AXA Research Fund and AXA Global Direct Incubator)
At the front lines of the digital revolution
AXA is the first international insurer to work with leading social networks to develop new ways to connect to customers, particularly via mobile devices. Two strategic partnerships are signed with Facebook and Linkedin.
A strong commitment for science
Five years after its creation, the AXA Research Fund , which supports scientific projects in risk prevention, financed 367 academic research projects in 27 countries following their selection by an independent scientific council.
Accelerated growth in emerging markets
AXA completes the acquisition of 50% of Tian Ping, a chinese company specialised in Property and Casualty licenses.
A key partnership in China
In a joint venture with China's largest bank (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Co.), the Group launches ICBC-AXA Life. With these acquisitions, the AXA Group becomes the largest foreign insurer active in China.
A lab in Silicon Valley
AXA creates the AXA Lab for technology monitoring and innovation in the Silicon Valley. Its goal: anticipate digital disruptions, spot influential start-ups, test new uses of mobile technology, connected objects, social networks and big data.
A philanthropic program
Creating a long-term partnership with the NGO CARE, AXA pursues its international philanthropic program on the prevention and education about risks, protecting the most vulnerable populations from the hazards of climate change.
Recognition of the AXA brand
The Group, listed by Interbrand since 2006, has been ranked as the #1 Global Insurance Brand since 2009. The small provincial insurer has become the world leader, through its dynamic approach, its spirit of innovation and its human values.
A new corporate slogan for a visionary ambition
AXA anticipates the digital revolution and wants to re-invent the insurance business, moving closer to the needs and wishes of consumers. A new corporate slogan highlights this commitment to explore a new economic and technological model.
AXA expands in the United States
AXA acquires MONY (Mutual of New York), the well known American insurer
AXA expands in Asia
In parallel, the Group strengthens its role in Asia - in the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and China.
Henri de Castries, Chairman of the Board
Henri de Castries becomes Chairman of the Board, succeeding Claude Bébéar, who becomes President of the Group's Supervisory Council. He announces his ambition of making AXA the world leader in financial protection.
Asserting a worldwide ambition
All the Group's companies, throughout the world, adopt the name: AXA. There is a wave of acquisitions and implantation: - in Asia: Australia, Hong-Kong, China and Japan, - in Europe: United-Kingdom, Turkey and Lebanon.
Strategic acquisition of UAP
A public exchange offer enables AXA to acquire UAP (Union des Assurances de Paris), which is twice its size. By acquiring UAP, AXA becomes the largest French company in terms of turnover, and the world's #1 leader in insurance.
A new life!
In a key milestone in the development of the AXA Group, AXA takes over Secours and La Providence. The AXA Group really comes to life in Niger's Ténéré Desert, during a memorable seminar which gather together and give the new brand a form and purpose.
A vision, a name, a logo
"The Mutuelles Unies/Drouot Group decides to adopt an international name to unite is various brands. AXA born in July: the choice is a simple, unifying name that is universal, pronounceable by all and well positioned in all the world's directories!"
The leading private insurer in France
Mutuelles Unies acquires the Drouot Group. Claude Bébéar becomes CEO of the new Mutuelles Unies/Drouot Group, #1 in private insurance in France.
Reinsurance: a leverage for diversification
Reinsurance becomes a business in its own right, with the creation of AMRé (Ancienne Mutuelle de Réassurance). This innovation rapidly thrusts the company into a leading role in global financial markets.
Claude Bébéar: a dazzling start
Recently graduated, Claude Bébéar joins Ancienne Mutuelle. He transfers to its Canadian subsidiary, where he develops life insurance products. In 1975, he becomes Chief Executive and returns to France to accelerate his international vision of business.
The roots of internationalization
The Ancienne Mutuelle Group opens the road to international markets by acquiring the Quebecois company Provinces-Unies.
A foundational merger
The foundations of the future AXA Group are established on the merger into a single unit of three insurance activities - fire, life, and accident - that had previously been independent. This was the Ancienne Mutuelle group, the historic ancestor of AXA.
The origins of AXA
The origins of AXA go back to the 19th century. AXA is created by the merger of several companies that covered agricultural risks in Normandy. The oldest of them located in Belbeuf, near Rouen, insured companies against fire.


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If it feels so right Feels safe and sound
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How can the sky be falling down
If it’s all good love Two good hearts
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How can we fall so far apart

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I’ll find the answer
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A: Pineapple golden, bright, and hazy. The head is towering white and doesn't seem to want to go anywhere at all.

S: Mostly grainy and yeasty with a hint of citrus zest. A simple and straight-forward nose.

T: There is moderate tartness paired with grass, mineral acidity, and faint citrus. The base is grainy and supports the dominant sourness and earthiness.

M: Bright with a good amount of carbonation. Refreshing and light.

O: Simple with a nice sourness that culminates into a refreshing light beer that is not quite exciting but is capable.

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Consumed on draft at Bar 326 at Farmers' Market, Los Angeles, CA on June 12th, 2016.

Murky yellow beer with a thin white crown. Minimal lacing.

Aroma of grapefruit rinds and undefined citric hops.

Flavor is tart and acidic with more citric notes. Finish is surprisingly and not agreeably bitter.

Mouthfeel is medium-bodied but could have benefited from a touch more carbonation.

This is like a mashup between a "sour beer" and a "session IPA" with mixed results.

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15 IBU. 4.5% ABV. 5 SRM. 500 ml brown glass bottle with generic straightforward label art and standard unbranded pry-off cap served into a flared stem-snifter/tulip hybrid glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Feliz, Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live. Expectations are above average; this brewery has put out some good brews. Cost was $8.99 at me local beer store.

Served cold - straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.

A: Pours a 2 finger wide head of white colour. Soft complexion. Somewhat thin. Okay creaminess. Not frothy. No lacing as the head recedes. Head retention is above average - about 3-4 minutes - but that's to be expected at this low an ABV.

Body colour is a murky dull yellow. Nontransparent. Translucent. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. Not real vibrant.

Doesn't appear to be alive. Kind of generic for the style. Still looking forward to trying it, though.

Sm: Clean lactobacillus and brettanomyces yeast - with some light funk, a bit of sourness, and some biscuity character. Blonde malts, pilsner malts, subtle oak, floral hops, and a hint of lemon esters. Grassy with some fruitiness. A pleasant appealing aroma of average strength. Any hopping is floral and timid.

No alcohol is detectable.

T: Some lightly tart lightly sour fruit - primarily lemon with a bit of sweet peach in the third act. Grassy. Lemon esters. The barrel/oak is really timid; not evocative at all. Blonde malts and pilsner malts fill out the body. It's shockingly simple; there's very little going on here. But it's a pleasant approachable table beer. The tartness and sourness should be amped up, but I do appreciate it for what it is. No alcohol is detectable. Not very funky; I think they used mainly pediococcus with a dash of lacto. Any brettanomyces gets overshadowed. A clean and balanced flavour profile. Little complexity, but some subtlety.

Mf: A biteen tart. Lightly acidic. Clean, smooth, wet. Lightly crisp. A bit overcarbonated, but it's forgivable. Supports and suits the flavour profile generally well, but doesn't feel custom-tailored to it. Not harsh, gushed, hot, or boozy. Pleasant to drink and somewhat refreshing. Pretty decent presence on the palate.

Dr: A likable if painfully simple "sour" from Cismontane. Would be a good introductory brew to ease newcomers to sours into the style. I definitely wouldn't get this again at its high pricetag, but at half the price I'd definitely revisit it - ideally with a year or two of age on it. Extremely drinkable. An ideal session or table beer.

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Pours a murky light orange with a foamy beige head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Small streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is slightly sour with malt, citrus fruit, and citrus zest aromas. Taste is much the same with slightly sour citrus flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of acidity on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp and medium bodied mouthfeel. Overall, this is an above average beer that is drinkable but the flavors on this one are unrefined in my opinion.

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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5

Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Imperial Pint.

Appearance: Rich, dark brown with initial fizzy head but dies down leaving just a thin crest behind. Kind of expected for a low abv brown, so that's okay.

Smell: Very malty, with caramel, chocolate, some dark fruit and just a hint of walnuts.

Taste: Pretty much mirrors the smell, with caramel and chocolate and a nice layer of dark fruit. The malts never get too sweet. The finish is lightly hoppy, with some spiciness and a little nuttiness. Mild bitterness.

Feel: Moderate carbonation, medium sized body (not too thin considering the abv). Finish is surprisingly dry.

Overall: Definitely a quality Brown Ale, and great for the price. The only downside is that MN has quite a few quality Browns already - the bigger Brau Brothers Ring Neck, the spiced Lift Bridge Chestnut Hill, and of course the cross-style Surly Bender.

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It pours bright brown under a 3” light tan foam collar marks each drink. Rich malt and hop aromas, some light toast, hints of chocolate lead to a hoppy finish. Refreshing and drinkable.

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Poured from 12 oz. bottle into a Sam Adams "Perfect Pint" glass.

Appearance: Pours a deep and dark brown with some hints of amber and ruby red. Big five finger off white head with decent retention. Leaves a lot of creamy lacing around the glass.

Smell: Lots of sweet and roasty dark malts. Rich malts with good hints of caramel, toffee, chocolate, and burnt toast. Big hints of nuts. Subtle hints of dark fruit. A decent scent of earthy hops in the background. Smells pretty roasty and rich. Very solid aroma.

Taste: Like the smell, a very full and roasty tasting brown. Big taste of sweet roasted malts with big notes of chocolate, caramel, toffee, nuts, and burnt toast. Subtle taste of dark raisin and prune add a little sweetness. The sweetness is balanced by a decent bitterness from some earthy and spicy hops. A very rich and balanced taste.

Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Very creamy. Lightly syrupy, but finishes somewhat dry. Very smooth.

Overall: A really solid all around brown ale. Good sweet dark malts with a nice hop presence.

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Poured into a nonic pint glass, I was greeted by a deep brown colored body that allowed very little light to pass through. Crowned by a tan, pillowy head that leaves a decent amount of lacing behind.

The aroma here is simple, but not that of your typical brown ale. Cocoa nibs with vague hints of roasted coffee. Light traces of molasses provide sweetness. It's crisp, but reminds me more of a stout.

How does it taste then? Well.. like a delicious ale that shares qualities of a brown and qualities of a porter. A lot of bitter chocolate is present here. Light peat character and sweet molasses. Faint nuttiness, but not nearly enough for the style. Likewise with the hops, I'd like more presence.

I would also like more carbonation. The body is smooth and helping make this lightly carbonated ale go down easy. Clean, semi-sweet finish makes you eager to reach for another sip.

What we have here is an incredibly likable and easy to drink hybrid ale that I'm happy I grabbed on my last visit to Minnesota.

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Picked up a single at Princeton Liquors. I don't often take notice of brown ale, but this has big cocoa and roasted barley flavors without too thick a body, like so many American browns. It's not sweet and fruity like an English, but also not as bitter as many craft browns. It's just a smooth, clean mix of dark grains that's appropriate in any weather. Check it out. Another fine beer from Third Street. It's great to see the folks in Cold Springs making solid beer.

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Pours a light brown with a solid, attractive head that had good retention before settling to a thin cap. Moderate amount of sticky lacing is left down the glass.

Enjoyable malty aroma of caramel, toast, and slightly nutty. Some earthy hops as well. Solid.

Nice flavor of caramel and bready malt. Also get nutty and chocolate notes. A little hoppiness and flavor enough that I get some earthy notes. Pretty good flavor out of a 4.9% ABV beer. Very clean.

Body is on the lighter side which is not surprising. Well match carbonation that gives the beer life without going overboard.

An all around solid beer. Love the low ABV and drinkability. I have been impressed with all the Third Street beers and all of them will be in my regular rotation.

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    If you could only drink barrel-aged beers of one main style, which style would you choose? In other words, which style do you think lends itself best to enhancement from the barrel-aging process? Why?

    This is not a scientific poll as I wasn't able to capture all the styles that are customarily aged in bourbon, whisky, wine, or other types of barrels. But I did try to include the most common styles that I'm aware are given the barrel treatment, and left a failsafe "other" option in case I missed any.

    Vote and discuss. Cheers!
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    I voted stout, but it was very close between stout an barley wine
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    tjensen3618 Mar 23, 2008 California

    BA Barleywine's have the biggest improvement from the non-BA counterparts for my palette, so I picked that.

    I like barrel aged Stouts and Barleywines equally. While I would much prefer a non-BA Stout over a non-BA Barleywine.
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    As much as I love ba impy stouts, bb is probably my favorite beer ever, so I gotta go with scotch ale. I'm drinking a King Henry now, though, and it's making me think I gotta try more bal bws.
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    Etan Jul 11, 2011 Wisconsin

    Not sure if I would include lambics/wild ales on here. Lambics are necessarily aged in oak, so barrel-aging really isn't a modification on the style (in most cases). I suppose the type of barrel matters more for American wild ales, as the spirit/wine previously kept in the barrel sometimes figures prominently in the flavor profile, unlike most lambics.

    As to "clean" styles, I would definitely choose barleywine. There's really nothing like a good bourbon barrel-aged barleywine.
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  6. Sarlacc83

    Sarlacc83 Mar 2, 2008 Oregon

    Barleywines. The base beers blend the best, IMO, with the flavors of bourbon. Stouts seem to be stacked, if you get what I mean.
  7. FozzieThaBurr

    FozzieThaBurr Feb 8, 2013

    I'll agree with the lambic sentiment. If the beer has to be aged in wood, it shouldn't count.

    While I enjoy many non-BA barleywines, this is the style that I believe benefits the most from wood. A BA BW is a whole different beast than a non-BA BW. I don't believe that any of the non-BA BWs I've had could be described as among the best beers I've ever had, but Sucaba certainly could.
  8. standardcherry

    standardcherry Jan 17, 2011 Massachusetts

    "My favorite style is BA IPA!"

    /said no one ever.

    Jokes aside I haven't had many BA IPAs but the one's I've had haven't been very good. Looking forward to trying Founder's Doom though.
  9. Hermthegerm

    Hermthegerm Oct 13, 2012 Pennsylvania

    2 nights ago I had DFH burton baton which I believe is classified as a barrel aged ipa. Thought it was absolutely fantastic.....that being said, I get what your saying.
  10. BMMillsy

    BMMillsy Feb 16, 2012 Florida
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    I have to second the Burton Baton suggestion (though it's a mixture of 90 minute and a barrel aged Old Ale). From there, I would also suggest checking out White Oak Jai Alai.

    Not a fan at all of Oaked Unearthly, or some of the other oaked IPAs. Those that can do it and still balance in the hop flavor are my favorite. Unearthly seemed to be all oak.
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  11. CityofBals

    CityofBals Sep 12, 2012 Illinois

    Cedar Aged Jai Alai w/ Peaches. This is the best IPA I've ever had. Better than Heady, ZD, Nelson, you name it.
  12. standardcherry

    standardcherry Jan 17, 2011 Massachusetts

    True I forgot about Burton Baton, love it. Cedar Jai Alai was good but I prefer the regular. Hop Crisis was decent. Oaked Unearthly was horrible. Not a fan of Oak Arrogant Bastard either. I haven't tried White Oak Jai Alai but I've heard great things.
  13. standardcherry

    standardcherry Jan 17, 2011 Massachusetts

    Hmmm interesting. I've had Cedar Aged and I've had the peach version but never heard of the combination. If they ever growler it I'll seek it out.
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  14. Steeeve

    Steeeve Nov 16, 2010 Pennsylvania

    I think the poll is a little ambiguous. My answer would be very different if we're talking about bourbon barrels as opposed to white wine barrels. Bourbon barrel barleywines are one of my favorite styles, though, so I went with that.
  15. draheim

    draheim Sep 18, 2010 Washington
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    Good point. I was trying to capture the widest variety possible given the contraints of the polling system, but probably should have included IPA/DIPA instead. I'm surprised so far that it's not closer between stouts and barleywines, I expected it to be split pretty evenly between those two.
    Yeah, I did that on purpose. Some of my favorite barrel-aged beers are aged in wine barrels, so I wanted to keep it as broad and open to interpretation as possible.
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  16. loafinaround

    loafinaround Jul 16, 2011 New York

    Of course my biases make me say stout... that being said, barleywines do very well in barrels as well.
  17. bryanole27

    bryanole27 Jun 24, 2011 North Carolina

    I've actually had a double IPA aged in a Palm Ridge whiskey barrel (same whiskey as rare dos) and thought it was beyond good. It was Green Room that did it with their Double-Overhead IPA.
  18. UCLABrewN84

    UCLABrewN84 Mar 18, 2010 California

    Stouts or porters for me.
  19. parris

    parris Jan 18, 2010 Massachusetts
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    I picked up a barrel aged Chelada, was great, does that count as a style by itself?
  20. IamMe90

    IamMe90 Sep 4, 2012 Wisconsin

    I recognize and agree with the fact that barleywines have the most to gain from bourbon barrel aging, but I foremost enjoy BBA stouts the most, so that got my vote. I also like stouts better than barleywines though... so take from it what you will.
  21. yamar68

    yamar68 Apr 1, 2011 Minnesota

  22. Holmes698

    Holmes698 Mar 7, 2009 Pennsylvania
    Beer Trader

    Wow, I was only 1/5 votes for scotch ale? Anyone else love Backwoods? Porter wad my 2nd choice.
  23. woosterbill

    woosterbill Apr 6, 2009 Kentucky
    Beer Trader

    This sums up exactly what I was going to post. I voted for Lambic, since it's my favorite style, but the style that benefits most from time in a barrel is undoubtedly Barleywine.
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It is very probable that this psalm was penned by the same hand, and at the same time, as the former; for as that ended this begins, with “Bless the Lord, O my soul!” and concludes with it too. The style indeed is somewhat different, because the matter is so: the scope of the foregoing psalm was to celebrate the goodness of God and his tender mercy and compassion, to which a soft and sweet style was most agreeable; the scope of this is to celebrate his greatness, and majesty, and sovereign dominion, which ought to be done in the most stately lofty strains of poetry. David, in the former psalm, gave God the glory of his covenant-mercy and love to his own people; in this he gives him the glory of his works of creation and providence, his dominion over, and his bounty to, all the creatures. God is there praised as the God of grace, here as the God of nature. And this psalm is wholly bestowed on that subject; not as Ps. 19:1-14, which begins with it, but passes from it to the consideration of the divine law; nor as Ps. 8:1-9, which speaks of this but prophetically, and with an eye to Christ. This noble poem is thought by very competent judges greatly to excel, not only for piety and devotion (that is past dispute), but for flight of fancy, brightness of ideas, surprising turns, and all the beauties and ornaments of expression, the Greek and Latin poets upon any subject of this nature. Many great things the psalmist here gives God the glory of I. The splendour of his majesty in the upper world, Ps. 104:1-4. II. The creation of the sea and the dry land, Ps. 104:5-9. III. The provision he makes for the maintenance of all the creatures according to their nature, Ps. 104:10-18, 27, 28. IV. The regular course of the sun and moon, Ps. 104:19-24. V. The furniture of the sea, Ps. 104:25, 26. IV. God’s sovereign power over all the creatures, Ps. 104:29-32. And, lastly, he concludes with a pleasant and firm resolution to continue praising God (Ps. 104:33-35), with which we should heartily join in singing this psalm.