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par18 Apprentice

I just had my first beer in almost 14 months. It was a New Grist and to tell you the truth it was actually pretty good. I enjoyed it with some chips and salsa while watching the US Open Golf on tv. I had to get a relative to bring it in from a neighboring state but I think I am going to like it. I only got 12 bottles but I think it will last because I am starting to feel the effects after only the second bottle. Cheers!

Tom


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I'm so jealous....I've tried to e-mail New Grist several times and it keeps coming back. So I then e-mailed the brewing company and NO RESPONE, ARGH! Can you look on your beer and see if there is a 1-800 #. I'm trying to find out if ANYONE around me carries the stuff or will carry the stuff anytime soon. Thanks!

mouse Enthusiast

The New Grist phone number is 1-414-372-8800. :)

Turtle Enthusiast

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!

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