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Gluten Free Alcohol


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The wine shop across the street from me just started carrying "spirits" and one of the vodkas they sell is a potato vodka I'd never heard of before called Luksusowa. It was kinda pricy but I tried it and LOVED it. Then I heard that my wine store did a major markup on it and it's normally a pretty reasonably priced vodka. So if any of you are sensitive to the grain vodkas, I highly recommend Luksusowa...with some Pure Premium Tropicana Orange Juice!

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i dont drink so i dont have a favorite, BUT i just thought id tell you guys.. i bartend and id be careful drinking mixed drinks because the "gun" that all the sodas come out of defintely get EVERY SINGLE kind of liquor on the tip and it stays in it.

i used to always drink the sprite out of the gun and now whenever i drink out of the gun (even the water)

i feel glutened :(

so i tell people who are gluten-free to drink something we have that comes out of cans.. like grapefruit, pineapple,redbull.. or something along those lines.

margaritas are good too because its just tequila, cointreau and lime juice.

but maybe im just super sensitive.

let me know if anyone else has experienced this.

(or if anyone wants good drink recipes :P )

How often does that really happen to the soda guns? :huh: If thats the case, CC issues would be so bad that people wouldnt drink at bars. And for the juices, thats almost harder when ur at a bar, trying to see which brand of juice they are using to make sure its safe?!? Then yelling over everybody else to ask about it...i can just see it now....What is SAFE to actually order at a bar in this case??!?!?? I dont think its the alcohol to be worried about, it seems like the add ins are the issue.

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angel-jd1 Community Regular

I have a bachelorette party to attend this weekend. Can someone add to this list of gluten-free alcohol options :) Thanks!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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TinkerbellSwt Collaborator

I love plain old Double O 7's.. Stoli orange, orange juice and a splash of lemon lime soda..

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