Who doesn’t love a cold, frosty beer on a hot summer day? I have to honestly say, not me. Beer always made me feel so bad that I never enjoyed drinking it. Now that there are satisfying gluten free options on the market, I still don’t have any interest.
Since I am in the minority, it’s the official start of summer, and there are now decent gluten free beers on the market, I thought I’d share the favorites within the gluten free community.
Please note that these are not personal endorsements, as I am not a beer afficionado. They are, however, the options that are most commonly available and which I hear my gluten free friends talk about.
Please also note that to enter the websites below you must be of legal age and provide your legal birth date.
Redbridge – Made by Anheuser-Busch, the makers of many beer brands you know, including Budweiser, Michelob, Busch, Bass, Beck’s, Kirin, Stella Artois and Rolling Rock.
Bard’s - Founded by two beer-loving celiacs, this is an American-made beer brewed with 100% malted sorghum, a gluten free grain.
New Grist - A pilsner-style gluten free beer made by Lakefront Brewery, Inc.
Green’s – This UK producer makes a variety of gluten free beers. The varieties available in the US and Canada include Discovery, Endeavor and Quest. Their descriptions can be found here.
Dogfish Head Tweason’Ale - From the popular craft brewery comes a gluten free ale made from strawberries, sorghum and honey.
New Planet – This is a gluten free beer company with an environmental mission. They offer three brews: Tread Lightly Ale; 3R Raspberry Ale and Off Grid Pale Ale. The site offers fun gluten free recipes to pair with the beer.
Now you are equipped to enjoy a cold, frosty, gluten free one at your backyard barbecue this weekend. I, however, will stick to my favorite summer drink…sparkling wine.
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