Black magic recording, also known as dark magic recording or occult recording, is a term often used to describe the practice of capturing or documenting supernatural events or phenomena. It refers to the act of recording occurrences related to witchcraft, sorcery, or any other form of occult practices. The concept of black magic recording dates back centuries and has its roots in various cultures and religions. In many ancient civilizations, such as Egypt, Babylon, and Greece, people believed in the existence of supernatural forces and tried to document their encounters with such entities. The purpose of black magic recording can vary depending on the individuals or groups involved. Some may engage in it for personal interests, seeking to expand their knowledge or experience in the occult.

Delicious IPA

From the beginning, Stone has been obsessed with the mission of providing people access to high-quality craft beer. After all, great beer is for everyone and anyone with the good taste to recognize it, not just a niche group like us uber beer geeks. So, when we developed this pleasantly bitter, deliciously citrusy, hop-driven IPA, we took it as an opportunity to go a step further and do something we’d spent over a year researching and perfecting: creating a beer that makes it possible for nearly everyone to experience our aggressive, no-holds-barred approach to craft brewing. It’s a flavorful, cutting-edge, modern-day IPA for everyone. Lemondrop and El Dorado hops provide plenty of fruit citrus character and a burst of hop zing that sings on the palate. We’re proud to present it to those who already know us for our IPA prowess and to those who, so far, have only heard legends.

Patio Magic
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Beer Geek Stats | Print Shelf Talker From: Stone Brewing California, United States Style: Imperial IPA
Ranked #1,844 ABV: 8.8% Score: 89
Ranked #12,922 Avg: 3.97 | pDev: 8.82% Reviews: 17 Ratings: 58 Status: Active Rated: Oct 20, 2023 Added: Mar 04, 2023 Wants: 1 Gots: 5

Brewed with Phantasm and orange peels. Phantasm is an ingredient which is made from Sauvignon Blanc grape skin extract. Aromas of candied orange, mango and guava give way to flavors of citrus blossom honey, mango, cherry cordial, white wine and papaya.

Reviewed by mvanaskie13 from Pennsylvania

4 /5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4

Poured into a wide mouth, grip shaped goblet: color is straw gold, head is off white and presents one finger thick, head dissipates to a solid top with some lacing on the glass sides.

Smell is bread, light toast, some fruitiness with a light grape must sense, hint of citrus and light tropicals.

Taste is sweeter malt with notes of bread and toast, light sweet fruit undertone of grape and citrus, very subtle spice and herbal quality, flavors more notable than aroma.

Mouthfeel is low carbonation, stronger sweetness, moderate bitterness.

Overall a sweeter DIPA with light herbal and grape must notes, solid bready maltiness.

Reviewed by ShaBeef

4.11 /5 rDev +3.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 3.75

Drank at Aristocrat in Indianapolis. Second pour looked completely different than the first, good flavor both times - nothing to write home about,
But still solid and made me drunk

Rated: 4.34 by kraut6363 from Pennsylvania

Rated: 3.75 by bacher468 from Pennsylvania

Rated: 4.2 by Gagnonsux from Texas

Reviewed by Mark-Leggett from Missouri

3.8 /5 rDev -4.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75

Poured from a can. Dark golden with sediment and a large head and lacing. Smells of orange, grape and guava. Flavors of orange, grape, and grass with a strong hop presence. Good flavor, definitely sense the higher avb, solid beer

Reviewed by LifesAnesthesia from Virginia

4.4 /5 rDev +10.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5

L - Hazy yellow with a white head that dissipates somewhat quickly leaving behind a good amount of lacing
S - sweet tropical fruit notes, grape musk, pine, grass, citrus, caramel malt
T - tropical fruits up front and throughout - mango, papaya - citrus, resinous hops, honey, hints of biscuit, grass, slight hints of white grape
F - medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Smooth, creamy - maybe a little too creamy?
O - a nice DIPA

Rated: 4 by OtisCampbell007 from Tennessee

Rated: 4 by shigg85 from Japan

Reviewed by neenerzig from Ohio

4.14 /5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4

Poured out of a 12 oz. can into my tulip glass, this beer pours a fairly sedimenty, medium golden color w/ a bit of a copper hue color w/ a few streams of little bubbles continuously rise to the beer's surface. Has a very nice white head that’s an inch thick when first poured. The sediment is most likely from the grapes and the phantasm, which is made grape skin extract. Has a huge, fluffy, just slightly off-white, foam head that's well over an inch thick when first drawn and served. Has excellent retention. Head eventually settles to a thick surface coating along w/ a very thick ring lining the inside of the glass along with big cluster swirls of foam on the beer's surface and some very nice lacing. Aromas of some bready, slightly toasted malts that's followed by a pungent fruity aroma of grape, orange pee, tangerine, mango, and papaya and some herbal and floral hop notes. Flavors of some bready, slightly toasted malts that's followed by the fruit notes I referred to above that’s followed by the floral, herbal and citrus hop bitterness. The flavors are all nicely integrated. Has a crisp, also smooth, slightly frothy, medium and full body mouth feel with moderate carbonation. The flavors all linger very nicely on my palate for the aftertaste. An interesting and tasty take here on this style.

Rated: 3.79 by Zaphog from Michigan

Rated: 4.24 by khargro2 from Tennessee

Rated: 3.36 by westcoastbeerlvr from California

Rated: 3.5 by archero from Texas

Rated: 3.93 by Sellen from Connecticut

Rated: 4.04 by MaximumYuks from Oregon

Rated: 4.03 by Gkruszewski from New York

Rated: 3.83 by 2beerdogs from California

Reviewed by NeroFiddled from Pennsylvania

4.19 /5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25

Stone Brewing "Patio Magic"
12 fl. oz. can "Packaged 02/24/23 Enjoy By 06/24/23 12:19 R" and sampled on 05/01/23
$3.99 @ Total Wine & More, Claymont, DE

Notes via stream of consciousness: I like the name for this one but I'm not really sure why. More importantly, I think the combination of white grape skins and sweet orange peel is interesting so let's get to it. It's poured a hazy golden-amber beneath a finger's width of dense off-white foam. I was expecting a little more from the aroma but there's enough there. I get both the grape and the orange peel so I have no complaints there. It's fresh and welcoming. Will it taste the same? The answer is yes, and no. It's a double IPA at 8.8% ABV with hops so there's got to be some variation. It's malty with a bready and wheaty character. Floral, citrusy, otherwise fruity, and spicy notes balance it. The label states that there are three hops in use here but I'm only familiar with the Mosaic. I'm not getting the berries often found in Mosaic but it is floral, grassy, spicy, and lightly piney. Whatever they're using it works for me. I'm finding some papaya and mango as well. You get a little bit of the alcohol, more than just an impression of it, which is actually nice; that helps to balance it. It finishes dry and I get the white grape at the point, along with spiciness, and then a hint of orange before it fades. In the mouth it's medium bodied and dextrinous, and gently crisp-then-smooth except for the snap of alcohol. All told there's something quite unique about it, and it's pleasant as well; or at least as pleasant as a double IPA can be! On that note it's not overdone with malt as some examples can be, and it doesn't feel heavy. I rather like it but that's up to you to decide for yourself.
Review #8,606

Rated: 4.08 by Sound_Explorer from Washington

Introducing Stone Patio Magic Double IPA

ESCONDIDO, Calif.— Stone Brewing announces a new beer to ring in that springtime patio sippin.’ Stone Patio Magic Double IPA showcases Stone’s commitment to innovation with the use of Sauvignon Blanc grape skin extract and an experimental hop variety from Hop Breeding Company (HBC). It is now available nationwide.

Stone Patio Magic Double IPA offers an explosion of flavor and aroma with a smooth and creamy palate that makes it easy to keep enjoying, like that sunset golden hour on the back patio. Aromas of candied orange, mango and guava give way to flavors of citrus blossom honey, mango, cherry cordial, white wine and papaya. While the experience is enchanting, it’s how the brewers conjured up these flavors that’s especially magical.

Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is Stone’s first commercial release using the innovative Sauvignon Blanc grape skin extract from New Zealand called Phantasm. When making white wine, grapes are pressed off their skins. Those skins are used to develop Phantasm, as they have compounds that produce many of the desirable fruit characteristics also found in hops. In combination with certain yeasts and hops it intensifies the flavor and aroma experience.

Stone has long been committed to experimenting with unique hop varieties and supporting hop growers in their breeding programs. Stone Patio Magic Double IPA exemplifies that spirit. The beer is brewed with the experimental hop HBC 843 from Hop Breeding Company, which has orange, berry, floral and wood notes. Stone’s brewers walk the fields with breeders every harvest and give feedback on experimental varieties. They trial beers using experimental hops on Stone’s pilot brewing systems and send beer and sensory data back to the breeders, growers and vendors. While HBC 843 comes from the private company, HBC, Stone participates with similar exploration and support for public breeding companies through the Hop Research Council and Hop Quality Group.

“Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is such a complex and innovative beer,” explained Jeremy Moynier, Sr. Manager of Brewing & Innovation. “Phantasm and HBC 843 are complemented by the addition of Orange Peel, Centennial, Mosaic and Southern Aroma hops from South Africa, the latter of which contribute notes of passion fruit and lychee. Nailing the flavor profile with this unique combination of ingredients was a lot of fun.”

The right beer at the right time can be truly magical and Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is just the 8.8% wonder to extend that day-end golden hour.

Name: Stone Patio Magic Double IPA

Availability: Limited Time, nationwide

Packaging: 12oz six-pack cans, 22oz bottles & draft

Appearance: Pale orange, some haze and white head.

Aroma: Candied orange, mango, dank, floral, strawberry, and guava.

Taste: Citrus blossom honey, mango, cherry cordial, white wine and papaya.

Palate: Medium body, smooth, creamy and finishing dry with a light bitterness.

About Stone Brewing

Founded in 1996, Stone pioneered the West Coast Style IPA, helping to fuel the modern craft beer revolution and inspire generations of hop fanatics. Today Stone operates breweries in Escondido, CA and Richmond, VA plus seven tap room and bistro locations. Stone offers a wide range of craft beers including its most popular Stone IPA, Stone Delicious IPA and Stone Buenaveza Salt & Lime Lager. The company’s long list of environmental efforts includes a LEED Silver Certification, world-class water reclamation and creative uses of spent grain. Stone has been called the “All-time Top Brewery on Planet Earth” by BeerAdvocate magazine twice.

Stone Brewing Unveils New Stone Patio Magic Double IPA for Springtime Sipping

Some may engage in it for personal interests, seeking to expand their knowledge or experience in the occult. Others may undertake such recordings with the aim of proving the existence of supernatural phenomena to a wider audience. Methods used in black magic recording can range from simple audio or video recordings to more complex rituals involving the use of specific equipment or tools.

Stone Brewing has released its Patio Magic Double IPA, which uses innovative Sauvignon Blanc grape skin extract and an experimental hop variety from Hop Breeding Company, showcasing their commitment to innovation and unique flavor profiles.

Stone Brewing in Escondido, California has released a new beer just in time for spring. Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is an explosion of flavor and aroma, and it showcases the brewery's dedication to pushing the boundaries of beermaking.

Brewed with an innovative Sauvignon Blanc grape skin extract from New Zealand, called Phantasm, which intensifies the flavor and aroma experience. The extract is made from grape skins that are usually discarded during white wine production. The skin extract, when combined with certain yeasts and hops, creates a unique taste that is sure to enchant beer lovers.

Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is also brewed with an experimental hop variety from Hop Breeding Company (HBC). HBC 843 features notes of orange, berry, floral and wood, making it the perfect complement to the beer's other ingredients. Stone's brewers work closely with hop breeders to develop new and unique hop varieties.

“Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is such a complex and innovative beer,” explained Jeremy Moynier, Sr. Manager of Brewing & Innovation, in a press release. “Phantasm and HBC 843 are complemented by the addition of Orange Peel, Centennial, Mosaic and Southern Aroma hops from South Africa, the latter of which contribute notes of passion fruit and lychee. Nailing the flavor profile with this unique combination of ingredients was a lot of fun.”

Stone Patio Magic Double IPA is now available nationwide. To purchase the beer, visit Find.Stonebrewing.com or Shop.StoneBrewing.com in select states. If you're looking to purchase Stone Brewing breweriana and other products, check out The Beer Connoisseur Store.

About Stone Brewing
Founded in 1996, Stone Brewing is one of the largest independent breweries in the United States. With a commitment to sustainability and innovation, Stone Brewing has been at the forefront of the craft beer movement for over two decades. The company has breweries in California, Virginia, and Berlin, Germany, and distributes its beers to over 40 countries.

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Many practitioners claim to have successfully captured evidence of paranormal activities or interactions with spirits, demons, or other supernatural beings. However, the authenticity of such recordings is often questioned, and skeptics argue that they can be easily manipulated or faked. While black magic recording is often associated with the occult and supernatural, it is essential to differentiate between the genuine exploration of paranormal phenomena and deceptive practices. Some individuals may exploit the belief in black magic recording to deceive or mislead others, which has led to skepticism and controversy surrounding the topic. It is important to approach black magic recording with caution and critical thinking, as many claims can be misleading or lack scientific evidence. Skeptics argue that supernatural occurrences should be subject to rigorous scientific scrutiny and that anecdotal or subjective evidence may not be sufficient to establish the existence of occult phenomena. In conclusion, black magic recording is a practice of documenting supernatural events or phenomena related to witchcraft, sorcery, or other occult practices. While it has been a part of various cultures and religions for centuries, its authenticity and credibility remain subjects of debate and skepticism. As with any paranormal claim, critical thinking and scientific inquiry are necessary to determine the validity of black magic recordings and their significance in understanding the nature of the supernatural..

Reviews for "Stepping into the Shadows: Exploring the Depths of Black Magic Recording"

1. Michael - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Black Magic Recording." The production quality was subpar, and the vocals seemed off-key throughout the entire album. The songs lacked depth and creativity, making the whole listening experience quite boring. I had high hopes for this album, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations.

2. Emily - 1/5 stars - "Black Magic Recording" was a complete letdown. The lyrics were unoriginal and lacked any meaningful message. The music itself was repetitive, and it felt like I was listening to the same song on repeat. The album overall lacked innovation and failed to engage me as a listener. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for something fresh and exciting.

3. David - 2.5/5 stars - I had mixed feelings about "Black Magic Recording." While there were a few tracks that had catchy melodies, most of the album fell flat for me. The lyrics were cliche and felt uninspired, and the overall production quality left much to be desired. The album lacked cohesiveness and failed to leave a lasting impact. It had its moments, but ultimately, it didn't leave a lasting impression.

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