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gluten-free Beers Which Taste Most Like Coors Light Or Michelob Light?

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squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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The only thing I can find locally is Moosehead "beer" which is actually hard cider with carbonation?

The liquor store told me to call them with the kind I want & they will see if they can get it for us. So for you beer lovers which one in your opinion comes closest to tasting like Coors light or Michelob light?

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Christine0125 Contributor
Christine0125
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New Planet Tread Lightly.

I've tried that one and Redbridge. I prefer the New Planet a bit but it's more expensive (4pk - $8).

The ciders are growing on me... granny smith Woodchuck - yum!

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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OOPS! I think I got confused & it is Woodchuck. LOL! Woodchuck..... Moosehead.... can you see how my thought process was running?laugh.giflaugh.gif

Thanks Christine! The hubs likes beer --- I'm not a big fan. We both know he will not like the cider stuff. IH said her hubs likes the New Planet too.

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ldymistic
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magners, angry orchard, strongbow. google it :)

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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The Redbridge was not a big hit in our house.

He said Yuck, this tastes like Bud light. Meaning he does not like it. :lol:

He brews his own, but

He likes:

Bards

Green's

New Planet

New Grist

Woodchuck (aka Moosehead? :lol: good one, squirmy)

Strongbow

here, sweets...check this out!

It's a list of gluten-free brews and reviews.

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lovegrov
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I have to say it: Back in the day, I didn't consider Coors Light to taste anything at all like REAL beer.

richard

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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I have to say it: Back in the day, I didn't consider Coors Light to taste anything at all like REAL beer.

richard

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I was disguising it, but

that is my hub's thought exactly,

but to "each his own", I guess? :)

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Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
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He brews his own, but

Your hubs brews gluten-free beer? How??? I used to love making homebrew but I didn't know it was possible gluten-free.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Your hubs brews gluten-free beer? How??? I used to love making homebrew but I didn't know it was possible gluten-free.

It is indeed possible! My cuz and his wife did it too.

We had to replace some of the brewing equipment, obviously (like copper wiring) but yup, we did it! Pretty good too.

PM me if you want me to have him tell you what he did.

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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I have to say it: Back in the day, I didn't consider Coors Light to taste anything at all like REAL beer.

richard

laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif Can you tell my hubs is not a big beer drinker?laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif Or any kind of drinker really --- neither of us. But we're trying to learn how to be. You have to give us credit for that.laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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The Redbridge was not a big hit in our house.

He said Yuck, this tastes like Bud light. Meaning he does not like it. :lol:

He brews his own, but

He likes:

Bards

Green's

New Planet

New Grist

Woodchuck (aka Moosehead? :lol: good one, squirmy)

Strongbow

here, sweets...check this out!

I list of gluten-free brews and reviews.

Open Original Shared Link

Why am I not surprised that the scientist brews his own?biggrin.gif

Thanks for the link. I will check them out tomorrow. Today is shot. I have no mind for decisions this evening. Already made too many of those today.

Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
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It is indeed possible! My cuz and his wife did it too.

We had to replace some of the brewing equipment, obviously (like copper wiring) but yup, we did it! Pretty good too.

PM me if you want me to have him tell you what he did.

I doubt I'm the only one interested. B) Maybe you could share it for the board?

Oscar Apprentice
Oscar
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Coors Light is panther piss. Anyone who thinks it is beer is obviously suffering from neurological issues--brain fog--caused by gluten.

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Skylark
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Coors Light is panther piss. Anyone who thinks it is beer is obviously suffering from neurological issues--brain fog--caused by gluten.

:lol: I'll second that. See-through beer is for wussies. I really miss a good pint of Guinness. Not the wretched bottled stuff either. A properly poured nitrogen tap pint from a fresh keg. The Green's Endeavor dubbel is the closest I can come now.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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:lol: I'll second that. See-through beer is for wussies. I really miss a good pint of Guinness. Not the wretched bottled stuff either. A properly poured nitrogen tap pint from a fresh keg.

Amen to that, sister!

I think you will understand how much I am loved when I tell you hubs gave up his beloved Guinness voluntarily when he went gluten-free with me. My big Irish guy--his life- blood!! :)

There is nothing like having one in a pub in Ireland. Even I drank a half pint with my lunch every day.

It took F O R E V E R for that head to die down. :lol: It is a 20 minute delay from asking for it and getting it to your lips. You chat ....and wait.

When you are halfway down the pint, you order the next one because it will take a while for it to arrive. :lol:

No one gets impatient waiting for it, because they know it will be the best sip they have ever had. Hubs calls it "mother's milk".

I'll ask him to put his notes for the ale together and we'll post it.

I am surprised no one has done it on here already--some directions are on the internet, I think?

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

Coors Light is panther piss.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

well, I skirted it and Richard was more direct, but you--as always--pull no punches.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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Your hubs brews gluten-free beer? How??? I used to love making homebrew but I didn't know it was possible gluten-free.

Here you are! Since you have already done this, I provided his notes too. :)

I made the following changes to my existing beer brewing equipment:

Replaced fermentation lock, bottling tip, caps, racking cane, tubing, bottle and carboy brushes and spoon for stirring wort.

Replaced copper cooling coil and tubing piece with drilled holes ( 20 holes 1/16 inch) for aeration. Replaced activated charcoal and hydrogen peroxide for aeration set up.

Cleaned SS 10 gallon pot several times. Used (in separate cleanings) Bartenders Friend and B-Bright with plastic scouring pads. Carboys washed repeatedly with B-Brite and clean water rinse and sanitized with Clorox in water solution (2 Tbls. per gallon of water and soak for approx 15 minutes. )

At Hennessey

Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
Posted

Thanks! Sorghum syrup makes sense! I wonder if my local homebrew supply has it. I wonder if there is enough tyramine in homebrew to make me sick? :huh: Drat. I'm not used to worrying about stuff other than gluten.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

Crappers! that's in fermented beverages, right?

Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
Posted

Crappers! that's in fermented beverages, right?

Yes, I hardly ever drink beer so I didn't think of it but it is on all the tyramine lists. Red wine is really hard on me and fermented things like yogurt, sauerkraut, and miso are a no-go.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

Sorry, hon. Save the recipe. Maybe in time, you can tolerate it once more? I have my fingers crossed for us all.

I can't do red wine anymore and a nice Amarone was my favorite :(

Sometimes, this does suck.

Skylark Collaborator
Skylark
Posted

Sorry, hon. Save the recipe. Maybe in time, you can tolerate it once more? I have my fingers crossed for us all.

I can't do red wine anymore and a nice Amarone was my favorite :(

Sometimes, this does suck.

Thanks. Yes, sometimes this really does suck.

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