Quote from: Tillaway on May 02, 2008, 09:34:55 PM I guess I would have to disagree a bit about low value. Appearance: Dark copper color, hues of red. Its malty complexity and coppery color come from a combination of two caramel malts, pale malt, and a hint of maple syrup. Anchor explains: The Big Leaf Maple is a quaffable, well-balanced red ale with character. Basically and alder mill in the state would be interested as well as specialty markets so do your home work before you turn them into firewood. Anchor Brewing presents the Big Leaf Maple. These logs will also export unlike alder. I knew a family that would cut off stumps in the harvest units a little south of me and make good money selling those those since they usually had a little curly maple in them.Ĭascade Hardwoods is in Chehalis, NW Hardwoods, and there is a hardwood mill in the Sequim/ PA area as well. With those patterns even in a short bolt they are quite valuable. You will need a minimum of 3200bf (one log truck load) of decent saw logs to have something worth selling if it does not have any of the grain patterns I mentioned above.
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If the trees can produce 8' long 8" diameter logs then you can market them. Anchor Porter Old Foghorn Ale Mark Carpenter 2011 GABF Road Trip 2012 GABF Preview Building Anchor Plaza Brekle's Brown Zymaster Series Zymaster Series No. These grain patterns tend to be in the older trees and even if rotten or hollow they can still have significant value. a steel support brace with a 6 support anchor made of 1/2 thick steel. To qualify it a bit Big Leaf Maple can be very valuable and tends to produce, curly, Birdseye, and fiddle-back grain patterns. These slabs are cut from Big Leaf Maple Trees from the Southern Canadian Coast. Might work as an accompaniment to pumpkin cheesecake, or go with a turkey burger with smoked gouda.I guess I would have to disagree a bit about low value. I found it to be quite tasty and would definitely have it again. Football season started, nights are cool enough to open the windows, and pumpkin is taking over the world. Our fall seasonal, Big Leaf Maple Autumn Red, was inspired by a native California tree. Like it or not, the fall season is upon us. The maple plays a minor supporting role while the hops really shine in this one. Big Leaf maple Autumn Red: A distinctive red ale brewed with maple syrup. Medium body, moderately high carbonation. San Francisco, CA Today, Anchor Brewing announces the seasonal return of BigLeaf Maple Autumn Red, distinctive red ale brewed with real maple syrup. Ever-so-faint hint of a light smokiness appears as things finally subside. The lingering aftertaste is pleasant and more-ish. Flavors start to fade out then return for an encore. From Anchor Brewing - A quaffable, well-balanced red ale with character. I think I detect a faint maple note that floats in & out (unless it’s the power of suggestion).
Grapefruit returns in the finish, slightly pithy. I do love Cascade hops! Tangy. Caramel malt rides underneath in a supporting role. Moderate bitterness arrives late.
This one hits my palate with grapefruit, sweetish yet tart & lots of it. The Anchor website lists Nelson Sauvin, Citra and Cascade hops. Sounds like a great combination to me!īigLeaf Maple pours out a bright & clear coppery-amber, and starts with 2 fingers of pale foam that settles to a solid covering layer.Īroma is mainly floral hops with some grapefruit and light caramel malt. The seed is often hairy and when mature has a yellowish to tan color. Samara: The fruit of the Big Leaf Maple is a double winged samara where the wings diverge at the seed. They are also a classic example of a plamately veined and lobed leaf.
And as previously noted, Anchor Brewing has a special place in my beer-lover’s heart. Follow Review Anchor Brewing 1705 Mariposa St, San Francisco, CA 94107 AnchorBrewing Carry this beer Promote your beer to thirsty patrons looking for it. The big Leaf Maples are notorious for their large leaves which can span up to 12 in diameter. Indigenous Americans use Bigleaf Maple wood for dishes, pipes, hooks, and paddles.
I’m also a fan of red ales, with their combination of caramelized specialty malts and American hops. Big Leaf Maple v Norway Maple v Sycamore Maple Big Leaf Maple (Acer macrophyllum) Bigleaf Maple is the largest of the maples in the genus Acer, with the ability to reach heights over 100ft. I always looked forward to that, and have loved maple syrup to this day. I fondly recall my family going to the Wisconsin State Fair every year when I was growing up, and stopping at the booth featuring maple sugar candies and maple syrup sundaes. Red Ale brewed with maple syrup, 6% ABV – Anchor Brewing Co., San Francisco, CAĪhhhh, maple syrup. 2013 Anchor seasonal release inspired by a native California tree and including its syrup.
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