Re: 21A Bitter American?

Mon Feb 06, 2012 7:44 pm

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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:19 pm

keelanfish wrote:Any information on how many calories are in Bitter American? I'm about eight six packs into it now, trying to loose some weight and replacing beers like Celebration and Sweatwater IPA. I've lost ten pounds in a little over a month with some good eating decisions, but mostly attributable to drinking a little less and choosing to drink lower calorie beer. Bitter American sure does make that easy. Is it really a seasonal? I'm going to miss it if it is.


Not seasonal any more, it just went year round! http://t.co/TXyIJz1E
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Sun Feb 12, 2012 11:11 am

Sweet x3! Sweet that it's not a seasonal any longer. Sweet that it is so good while being low calorie and sessionable. Sweet that I found a four pack of Allies last night and am finishing off the last one while my Janet's is mashing. Life is good!
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Mon Feb 13, 2012 12:40 pm

keelanfish wrote:Sweet x3! Sweet that it's not a seasonal any longer. Sweet that it is so good while being low calorie and sessionable. Sweet that I found a four pack of Allies last night and am finishing off the last one while my Janet's is mashing. Life is good!

If you ever figure out or find a recipe for Allies, let me know. I've only had it once. Smashing!
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Mon Feb 13, 2012 4:41 pm

BYO March/April 2012 has a clone recipe
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Tue Feb 14, 2012 5:44 am

dunleav1 wrote:BYO March/April 2012 has a clone recipe

I did'nt realize that. Hope I still have that issue. Thanks
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:15 am

scotchpine wrote:
dunleav1 wrote:BYO March/April 2012 has a clone recipe

I did'nt realize that. Hope I still have that issue. Thanks


How quickly do you get rid of new issues?
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Re: 21A Bitter American?

Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:20 pm

spiderwrangler wrote:
scotchpine wrote:
dunleav1 wrote:BYO March/April 2012 has a clone recipe

I did'nt realize that. Hope I still have that issue. Thanks


How quickly do you get rid of new issues?

Haha 2012, ok. I just got that yesterday and hav'nt even looked at it yet. This living in the future is exhausting!
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