List of Partners vendors. Many different types of alcohol are actually made with gluten grains , including most beers and many types of liquor. If you're following a gluten-free diet, be sure to drink only gluten-free alcoholic beverages. This is more difficult than it probably sounds, but don't despair—you actually have plenty of choices. The following is a blueprint for alcohol you can drink.
As someone with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity or as someone who's following a gluten-free diet for other health reasons , you need to steer clear of gluten in all forms. Often, the first time this issue comes up is when someone offers you a beer. You may not be aware that the vast majority of beer is made from gluten grains—mainly barley but sometimes wheat and rye.
All conventional beer is off-limits. Manufacturers in recent years have begun producing a wide variety of gluten-free beer. These beers are made from gluten-free grains such as sorghum, millet, and rice. It's often possible to find Redbridge, a gluten-free beer made by top beer manufacturer Anheuser-Busch, in restaurants and bars especially those that also feature a gluten-free menu.
So-called "gluten-removed" beers also are being marketed to those who are gluten-free and include brands such as Omission and Estrella Damm Daura. However, people following a gluten-free diet for health reasons should be wary of these "gluten-removed" beers.
These are made from barley that's specially treated with an enzyme that breaks down—but does not actually remove—the gluten protein. Experts have questioned whether gluten testing on these beers is accurate and many people report bad reactions to them. Beyond beer, plain wine is safe on a gluten-free diet. But if the wine you're considering drinking contains added flavorings, such as the fruit flavors and spices sometimes added to sweet dessert wines, you should be cautious and double-check the ingredients.
In addition, wine coolers often contain barley malt and are most definitely not gluten-free. However, other beer alternatives, including malt beverages, hard lemonade, and energy drinks, contain barley malt and are not gluten-free. Sake can be problematic. Even though it's made from rice a gluten-free grain , it can contain traces of barley. Additionally, some manufacturers add a small amount of alcohol distilled from gluten grains to their sake recipes.
If you want to try sake, go slowly, and look for one that's labeled junmai or junmai-shu , which means it's made from pure rice. Generally speaking, you can consume rum safely if you're following a gluten-free diet.
In almost every instance, rum is gluten-free. The few exceptions to this rule include some flavored and spiced rums. If you enjoy flavored rums, you'll need to contact the manufacturer to determine if a particular product is gluten-free.
Some of these contain gluten ingredients as flavoring. Tequila made in the traditional way, entirely from the blue agave plant, is naturally gluten-free. However, some cheaper brands are considered "mixto" or not entirely from the blue agave plant. There's a small possibility that these could contain gluten. I just found organic and vegan wines on juicefly.
As with anything, before you drink, do your research, but I have not had any problems with it personally and it tastes better than any hard Seltzer I have had before. My buddy is full celiac and learned the hard way.
Thank you for sharing this post. Sierra Nevada is now offering a line of gluten-reduced beers made in their Chico brewery , in partnership with Sufferfest.
I encourage all to be careful about this list as of September The suggestion that a prepared drink like a daiquiri IS gluten free is a misnomer and anyone who is a celiac knows why. What strawberry daiquiri or margarita mix or did that bartender use?
Especially at a bar where they buy it in bulk. Not all mixes contain gluten but some do. I have been burned. Just sayin…. You have to remember that not all celiacs react the same and sometimes you react due to something else. I appreciate this list thank you.
Can anyone verify how gluten-free they really are? I think your list is fine. After all its your list. Do what you feel is good. If people hate your list they can make their own. All else Thank You for taking the time to help others. But all of them drink an insane amount daily. Anyways I got a card to play now with Gulten Free people I know.
They just diet. Might as well enjoy a slice of cake. Stay away from the bottle all together. I am coliac and have been since I was an infant. Jack Daniels being a huge no no. Please fix your context as its incorrect, especially when listing whiskeys please go and do more research or speak with true diagnosed coliacs. I am a bit confused at which brands of gin in New Zealand are totally gluten free for a coeliac and also if frangelica is gluten free?
Thank you for your list and for your help. I noticed Absolute Vodka conspicuously absent fro, your list although they claim on their site that while made from winter wheat, the distillation removes all traces of gluten. What is your take? I have been gluten free for 9 years and have figured some of this out by the school of hard knocks. All of us have our own unique chemistry and having a website like this that just helps us to navigate these challenges is really a gift.
Thank you all. Hi, I have been trying to find out if Cayman Jack Margarita is gluten free. Please let me know if you have done a review. Thank you. Wow, I just started this journey and have been feeling really crazy about what to eat and drink. Last night I had two wings from a pizza with sauce on them and immediately my stomach started to churn! I have never had anything like this and I am 64 years old.
Thank you for your help with the research. You guys do some research… In lamens terms… All distilates are gluten free. E vodka, rum, bourbon, rye, scotch, gin… Is created via evaporation. I have been told by distillation scientists that gluten cannot pass through the distillation process. Any gluten in distilled beverages is added to the beverage after distillation.
Is Amarula, Marula Fruit and Cream gf? Also what about Flor de Cana Rum 18 yr from Nicaragua. Hi Adam! We are certified gluten free and potato based, made in Idaho. Each batch of our vodka is certified gluten free—not just the ingredients but the equipment as well. We take gluten free very seriously. Can you please add Tahoe Blue Vodka to your list of vodkas?
Excellent post. I used to be checking continuously this blog and I am impressed! I used to be seeking this particular info for a long time. Thank you and best of luck. Hi, I am intolerent to gluten Wheat Allergic.
I am a huge fan of beers but due to non availability of gluten free beers in india. I am diverted to Whiskies…. Kindly let me know Gluten free beers in india?? Thkx for all the info!!! Please help! I like the valuable information you provide in your articles. I will bookmark your weblog and test again here regularly. I am quite sure I will be told lots of new stuff right right here!
Best of luck for the following! Do you know if Tatratea has gluten? I can find no info on the internet about this tea liquor. What an amazing list! I wish you had a downloadable version for my mobile. I could really use this. I recently discovered Bearhug infusion vodkas…. Very disappointing. Without a doubt my go-to when it comes to a refreshing beverage. What about Absoute Vodka flavored? I have an allergy to wheat, barely and corn, do any of those listed contain corn in their product?
Potato vodka is best fit for me but curious about the other vodkas, tequilas, rum and whiskey. Thanks for any feed back, I appreciate the outlet and info this site provides me since I just learned about my allergies 2 days ago, overwhelming to say the least.
Hi, so im allergic to wheat, completely. As an employee of the alcoholic beverage industry, Jose cuervo gold and silver is a mixto tequila.
Any scotch should be avoided as it contains barley. Bourbon is aged in charred oak barrels and there is some risk of cc however the distillation process should take care of that. Thank you one and all for your information. I especially thank Adam, without your time and effort; this site would not exist. I now understand why I cannot eat corn. I was first diagnosised with diverticuitis from eating corn.
I now it is celiac disease. This came after years of stomach and skin issues. Hi Iva, thank you so much. Many foods and beverages contain gluten, including some alcoholic drinks. Beers made with hops and barley are off limits to gluten-intolerant people because they contain gluten.
The good news is that some types of alcohol are gluten-free. Distilled alcoholic beverages are gluten-free, but beers made from gluten-containing grains are not distilled and therefore not gluten-free, according to the Celiac Disease Foundation.
Malt and malt flavoring also contain gluten. Both ales and lagers should be avoided. A variety of gluten-free beers are available in the United States. Exploring a gluten free diet can be a great way to change what you drink, as well as eat. As demand grows, more brewers are bringing gluten free beer onto the market.
However, they still contain alcohol, so it remains important to stay within the low risk drinking guidelines. Read our tips for reducing your alcohol intake. Arming yourself with strategies and tips can help you or a loved one take small steps towards big results. Home Facts Alcoholic drinks and units Units and calories in alcoholic drinks Gluten free alcohol.
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