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Ironsun
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Has anyone tried samuel adams boston lager beer ?  Its supposed to test gluten free but so was omission beer . Im very sensitive and would like to have advice before trying it. I can drink and enjoy Daura Damm lager but its hard to get.

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Their website says their beer is made from wheat and barley and is not gluten free.

 https://www.samueladams.com/faq#:~:text=Is Samuel Adams gluten free,beer we want to drink.

It's important to understand the difference between naturally gluten free beer and gluten removed or gluten reduced beers.

Naturally gluten free beer is made with non gluten grains like sorghum or millet.

Gluten removed beer is made with barley and or when then processed with a particular enzyme that breaks down the gluten.  The problem is that the enzyme interferes with the gluten test so beer cannot be accurately tested for gluten.

Gluten removed beers cannot be sold as gluten free in the US or Canada but can in Europe.

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Some regular beers contain very low amounts of gluten, but it's probably best to stick with a gluten-removed or gluten-free beer:

 

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