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New Grist gluten-free Beer Wins Medal At Gabf!


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Cool, New Grist beer, a gluten free beer made by LakeFront Brewery, won the gold in catagory 10, "Expirmental beer". There was 37 total beer entires in cat 10. They took the gold(1st place)

For those of you that don't know, GABF(The Great American Beer Festival) is the largest Beer convention in North America, hundreds of brewers come to enter their beers. This year, LakeFront Brewery entered and one with New Grist.

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Here's the ranking.

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Man, do I miss GABF.

I just thought it so cool, a friend of mine, who works as a judge their, thought it was pretty good, and he knows beers.


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"Hooray BEER!"

Now if I could only find some around here....

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I just cracked open a New Grist in celebration. Back in the pre-gluten free days I went to the GABF once and it was like I died and went to heaven.

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I just cracked open a New Grist in celebration. Back in the pre-gluten free days I went to the GABF once and it was like I died and went to heaven.

Is great stuff! I get mine at Whole Foods, 2 local stores already had it, the 3rd I special ordered it and now they sell it like hotcakes. Nice taste, seems a touch strong, gets me loopy quick and the hangover is not the best, but it sure is nice to drink beer on Sundays with Football :cheers

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