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By Scott Adams

July 17, 2021
By Scott Adams • July 17, 2021

Top Brands of Gluten-Free Cold Coffee Drinks

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Wondering if Chobani, Blue Bottle, Starbucks and other top brands of canned or bottled cold coffee drinks are gluten-free? Here's a great list.
Caption: Dublin iced coffee with cream. Image: CC BY 2.0--wuestenigel

Celiac.com 07/17/2021 - We get a lot of questions from celiac community members wondering if certain products are gluten-free. One question we see a lot is about coffee. Specifically, which top brands of canned or bottled cold coffee drinks are gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease?

Remember, brewed plain ground coffee is gluten-free, and safe for people with celiac disease. As long as nothing containing gluten is added, then the regular brewed coffee will always be gluten-free. The same is true for canned coffees. Most canned or bottled coffees are made with brewed black coffee, with sugar, and or milk. These will nearly always be gluten-free. Just be sure to read ingredients, and avoid any added gluten.

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Still for people with celiac disease who want to be sure, many brands are labeled gluten-free.

The following brands are either made without gluten ingredients, or labeled gluten-free. They are regarded as gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease:

Blue Bottle

Blue Bottle Coffee - Bold

Blue Bottle Coffee - Bright

Blue Bottle Coffee - Cold Brew

Blue Bottle Coffee - Organic New Orleans Iced Coffee

Chameleon

Café Latte Whole Milk Latte

Chameleon Cold Brew

Cinnamon Dolce Whole Milk Latte

Dark Chocolate Oat Milk Latte

Espresso Roast Unsweetened Black Cold Brew Coffee

Espresso Smooth Black Cold Brew Coffee

Maple Oat Milk Latte

Medium Roast - Unsweetened Black Cold Brew Coffee

Mexican Cold Brew Coffee

Mocha Cold Brew Coffee

Peppermint Mocha Oat Milk Latte

Pumpkin Spice Oat Milk Latte

Smooth Black Cold Brew Coffee

Tripleshot Black Cold Brew Coffee

Tripleshot Vanilla Cold Brew Coffee

Vanilla Cold Brew Coffee

Vanilla Cold Brew Coffee

Chobani Cold Brew Coffee

Chobani Dairy

Chobani Oat

Chobani Pure Black

High Brew Coffee

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Black & Bold

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Black Triple Shot

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Bourbon Vanilla Latte

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Creamy Cappucino + Protein

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Double Espresso

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Espresso Triple Shot

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Espresso Triple Shot with Milk & Sugar

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Mexican Vanilla

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Nitro Cold Brew

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Nitro Sweet Cream Cold Brew

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Peppermint Mocha

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Toasted Coconut Latte

High Brew Cold Brew Coffee Vanilla Bean Triple Shot

Illy

Illy Coffee Drink Cold Brew

Kitu Super Espresso

Kitu Super Espresso Caramel

Kitu Super Espresso Hazelnut

Kitu Super Espresso Mocha

Kitu Super Espresso Original

Kitu Super Espresso Vanilla

La Colombe

La Colombe Caramel Draft Latte

La Colombe Cold Brew Brazilian

Nitro

Nitro Beverage Co.’s Cold Brew Coconut

Nitro Beverage Co.’s Cold Brew Espresso

Nitro Beverage Co.’s Cold Brew Original

Rise

Rise - Nitro Cold Brew Original Black

Rise - Oat Milk Nitro Cold Brew Latte

Rise - Oat Milk Nitro Cold Brew Mocha

Rise - Oat Milk Nitro Cold Brew Latte Vanilla

Sail Away

Sail Away — Nitro, Unsweetened

Sail Away — Classic Black

Sail Away — Horchata

Sail Away — Sea Salt & Caramel

Sail Away — Touch Of Sweet

Starbucks

Starbucks Caramel

Starbucks Chocolate

Starbucks Coffee

Starbucks Doubleshot Energy Coffee

Starbucks French Vanilla

Starbucks Mocha

Starbucks Unflavored

Starbucks Unsweetened

Starbucks Vanilla

Stumptown

Stumptown - Cold Brew

Suntory

Suntory - Boss Japanese Flash Brew

UCC

UCC Original Blend Coffee

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Do you have a favorite brand of cold brewed canned or bottled coffee that we might have missed? Let us know in the comments below.
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Guest Mishsings

Posted July 27, 2021

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Dunkin’ Donuts wasn’t mentioned. Are there iced coffee’s gluten free?

Thanks!

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Guest D Lee

Posted July 28, 2021

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Bottled Starbucks Mocha used to be fine, but recently it’s made me violently ill every time I try it.

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On 7/28/2021 at 1:40 PM, Guest D Lee said:

Bottled Starbucks Mocha used to be fine, but recently it’s made me violently ill every time I try it.

Any 'natural flavors' are typically not acceptable for people with celiac's. Hence any of the syrups and flavored Starbucks drinks. I don't actually think the Starbucks ones listed are Celiac allowed.

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Posted July 1, 2022

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4 hours ago, Guest Rachel said:

Any 'natural flavors' are typically not acceptable for people with celiac's. Hence any of the syrups and flavored Starbucks drinks. I don't actually think the Starbucks ones listed are Celiac allowed.

Why do you say that, Rachel?

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Scott Adams 2,157

Posted July 1, 2022

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Product made in the USA that use natural flavors are gluten-free:

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