Dogfish Head has said the FDA is making them take the calorie counts off their web site. Since I actually refer to this info quite often, I’m putting it here for my reference. These were taken on 3/25/09. If you have any additions/corrections, please let me know in the comments.
- 60 Minute IPA: 209
- 90 Minute IPA: 294
- Midas Touch: 307
- Shelter Pale Ale: 168
- 120 Minute IPA: 450
- Black and Blue: 290
- Burton Baton: 320
- Fort: 415
- Red and White: 310
- World Wide Stout: 372
- Aprihop: 240
- Chicory Stout: 185
- Festian Peche: 160
- Punkin Ale: 230
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The FDA has NOTHING to do with label laws and alcohol. That is then responsibility of the Alcohol Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB).
More on the site link.
Wow! I would think they would want this type of information on something people were going to consume…
On a side note, a lot of these are lower than I thought they would be.
@Paul: just keep in mind when drinking four 120’s that you’ve consumed close to your recommended calories for the day
Lower!?!? I was stunned by some of the calorie levels I have recently learned about. Many big beers in big bombers are like drinking a great big bracing mug of icing at the end of each day.
@Alan: no kidding. Just the other day I had two World Wide Stouts after a big dinner. Guess I could have skipped the appetizer and dessert.
What the TTB is requiring is the same requirement they mandated after light beers came out in 1970s.
You can’t display calories without also displaying carbohydrates, portein, sodium, fat.
Look on your typical light beer label. What’s on that is what has been required for DECADES omn labels and ad info when you try to sneak in and simply display calories.
Sorry, but the brewers didn’t do their homework. This requirement is decades old.
You can always cut calories by not eating dinner.
Thus you don’t waste precious calories on food AND you need fewer beers for a night out.
Genius. I realize.
Some good info to have, considering how often I drink Dog Fish Head beer.