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Subject: Re: Mad River Brewing Barleywine
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In article <Pine.SOL.3.91.951204082147.22348A-100000@dale.ucdavis.edu> "Hargrove, Matthew G." <ez043516@peseta.ucdavis.edu> writes:
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>Since I think I am a fan of barleywines (I love Old Foghorn, Bigfoot,
>Rubicon's Wheatwine) I bought a six of Mad River Brewing's (Blue Lake, CA)
>John Barleycorn Barleywine blind.  I am also a fan of Mad River's other 
>beers that I have tried, the (extra) Stout and the (extra) Pale Ale.  
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>I thought this barleywine was horrible--I couldn't even stomach half of
>the bottle I opened.  It was vile--very alchoholic tasting, and a
>predominent taste of what can only be described as "cleaning solution",
>and very little carbonation.  Has anyone else tried this brew?  Am I
>missing something?  I have placed the rest of the six in a very dark
>closet and hope that six months of aging will mellow this brew out (will
>it?). 
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>I am not trying to be negative--like I said I like Mad River's other 
>brews.  I just want to know if this is at all representative of the 
>style?  Was it put on the market before it was properly aged?  Is it just 
>a bad brew?  Am I just not "getting" this beer?
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>Thanks,
>Matt Hargrove
>Sacramento, CA
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Newsgroups: gnu.gcc.help
Subject: DOS GCC Compatability
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With the DOS version of GCC is it possible to link Borland C or
Microsoft C libraries in with your GCC object files?

If not, are there any public domain TCP/IP socket libraries
available for DOS GCC? 

					Thanks,
						Kirk Sayre