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That’s because Daura is a gluten removed beer. They brew regular beer and then break down the protein.

Glutenberg stout! As a (former) Guinness lover, this scratches the itch.

Lakefront New Grist Pilsner

Ghostfish grapefruit ale.

My all time favorite is the Glutenberg red ale. It’s unfortunately very hard to come by in the US, but I stock up whenever I’m in Canada. I also really love Ghostfish beers. And if you’re ever in Seattle you should stop by the Ghostfish brewery.

Second this. My wife is celiac and I'm not. I just straight up like their stuff. No other GF brewery where I can say it about ALL of their beer.

Ghostfish, Groundbreaker, and Gutenberg are my big 3. If you’re in the Portland OR area I can make more recs but I don’t think anything else gets a very wide distribution.

Holidaily is the best craft gluten free beer on the market. Check it out!

I get good reactions to Glutenberg at my bar from the GF crowd.

la gosa rita from lakefront brewery in mke is widely loved

Depending on the severity of your intolerance, gluten reduced beers might be alright. Stone Delicious IPA is widely available. Zero Gravity Little Wolf Pale Ale is pretty good too but I'm not sure how big their distribution range is

First off, I recommend you avoid gluten-removed beers. I’ve made that mistake and won’t be making it again.

Redbridge is a fine substitute for something like a Budweiser.

I’m a big fan of Glutenberg, out of Canada. They make a good stout, and the White is reminiscent of a German hefeweizen. I’m not really fond of their Blonde, but if you like Corona it kinda tastes like that.

New Grist Beer,by Lakefront brewing out of Milwaukee

Holidaily Favorite Blonde or Big Henry Hazy IPA

https://holidailybrewing.com/

I'm in AZ and can find these at Sprouts and several liquor stores

If you're in CA, Divine Science is legit

Here's a list of GF breweries across the US

https://miglutenfreegal.com/gluten-free-beer-review-from-chicago/#USAGFBreweryList

Not many that I have found are good. I went over to Ciders since most are Gluten free.

Check out my totally subjective, entirely un-scientific, East coast (US) biased ratings of (totally) gluten free beer available across the US. I know there are a bunch of West Coast GF Breweries I haven’t tried yet, always looking for recommendations. Do you agree with my recommendations/ratings? Am I way off? Is my rating scale absurd? Is anyone else a card member of the “Never Sorghum” community? Also worth noting the (largely) international differences in what qualifies as “Gluten Free”, in the US by legal definition it cannot be brewed with any gluten containing ingredients whereas in the UK and elsewhere it is a parts per million (PPM) threshold so the enzyme approach to “remove gluten” to be considered GF. I’ve focused on totally GF beers.

Ghost fish out of Seattle is great.

There are some breweries that use a particular enzyme that reduces gluten during the brewing process. Not sure where you're located, but if I were you I would ask around at breweries you like (basically just ask if they gluten reduce some or all of their beers). Many of the breweries that use the enzyme don't advertise it readily so you'll definitely need to ask.

I'm in Denver and my wife is Celiac, but she can drink one or two gluten-reduced beers. Cerebral is one of my favorite breweries here, and I had been going there for years before I realized they gluten reduce literally every beer they make. I found out just from overhearing a conversation between another person and the bartender

Stone Delicious IPA is gluten reduced. Omission Brewing is all gluten free. Not very good, but gluten free.

I would search out a Japanese lager or "rice lager". Not everyone does them but they're delicious and very low/no gluten.

I think all of Duckfoot's beers out of San Diego are either reduced or free. I think it was that their brewer came down with a gluten sensitivity so he treats an his beers to be gluten free/reduced.

Exactly the same on a commercial scale. The “pro” version is called Brewers Clarex.

White Deer are gluten free

Lots of places are using enzymes to make gluten reduced beers that taste great. One is called clarity-ferm, ask your local breweries if they make one or know who is.

Im not so good at understanding what's truly gluten free but if you haven't tried Irusu rice lager from Wiseacre in memphis you should! It's ridiculously good

If you get a chance, try Mutantis in Portland Oregon. Started by one of the founders of Ghostfish. They have some great beers. I'm only celiac by marriage, so I am comparing them against non-gf breweries too.

Holidaily Fat Randy is my favorite one I’ve tried.

Departed Souls Brewing out of Jersey City, New Jersey is my favorite.

Martin City Brewing is the Yoga Pants and it is delicious.

I think all of your options are good, and to not repeat the above, I would also throw in...

• NYX (Grand Rapids, MI)
• Bierly Brewing (McMinnville, OR)
• Buckwild (Oakland, CA)
• Burning Brothers (St. Paul, MN)
• NEFF Brewing (Tulsa, OK)
• Orange Bike Brewing Co (Portland, ME) - if you are visiting Lucky Pigeon
• Otherwise Brewing (San Fran, CA)
• Silly Yak Beer (Gaithersburg, MD)

Shameless plug here, but check out the xGluted app (www.xgluted.com) to find all these favorite breweries and see the highest rated GF beer. You can set your profile to ONLY see dedicated GF breweries, bars, restaurants, and stores - as we also track gluten-reduced beer for folks with just sensitivities.

Based on your spelling of celiac, I'm guessing you're maybe in Europe? Europe generally allows beers that are gluten reduced to be labelled gluten free. Gluten reduced beers are beers where they use the fermentation and enzymes to break down the gluten. This results in them testing low for gluten, but it is currently unclear if that means the gluten is broken down enough for it to be safe for someone with celiac.

If you ever get the chance Armored Cow Brewing in Charlotte had the most selection of gluten-free beer I’ve ever seen and it was fucking delicious. I mean gf hazy IPAs, cinnamon lager, coffee stout. I dream of that place 🗿

What brands of beer have you been drinking? Are they brewed from sorghum or other non-glutenous grains? Or, is the gluten removed in the brewing process like in Omission? I’ve had issues with the latter.

My boyfriend who is gluten free only really trusts Glutenberg and Red-Bridge :) he likes them both!

I did too and stopped drinking them completely

Yessss glutenberg is a good beer.

I also love Greens Amber Ale. Expensive but so worth it.

Two brothers prairie path is good too.

Now that I’ve found Glutenberg stout and sour, I rarely touch Redbridge. I’m still looking for that Glutenberg red…

Yeah, I always thought this was a little musty tasting.

My favorite was Omission IPA (gluten reduced), but they changed distributors or something because I can't find it in the NE any longer.

I was coming here to say this! If anyone has an opportunity to go, their location in the Greenwood Village, Colorado also has an awesome fully gluten free restaurant called JustBe in it!

Holidaily fat randy and hazy IPA, glutenberg IPa and stout, ghostfish grapefruit IPA are my favorites

Duckfoot Brewery

Ghostfish Brewing Company

100% non gluten products - Ground Breaker Brewery