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Gf Beer--i'll Let You Know How It Goes!

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Bard's - 4

New Grist - 4

Ramapo Valley - (1)

Bi-Aglut - 1

Bard's - 5

New Grist - 4

Ramapo Valley - (1)

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There is another gluten-free beer that was produced on a small scale by Widmer Brothers Brewing in Portland, OR called Hooligan Pale Ale. It was available at a beer festival but perhaps they are in the works for larger-scale production. Again, it was a sorghum based brew.

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You'll have to quit criticizing Miller Lite ... it put me through college ... no, I never drank much beer (always made me sick -- wonder why ;) ), my dad sold it for a living!!!

I never liked beer, probably because it made me so sick, so I can't imagine driving out of my way to get a gluten-free one ... but then again, maybe I'll try it sometime just because I can, know what I mean?

So, no vote for me ...

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They carry Red Bridge which is a gluten-free beer at whole foods. I am not much of a beer drinker (prefer wine) but on hot days I like one. I tried Red Bridge, I perfer light beers and it is not, but it taste like beer! A little darker then I like, but nice to have. My husband drinks beer a lot and he said it was pretty good.

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