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Another Passover Question


jkmunchkin

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Does anyone know if the Manischewitz Concord Grape Wine is gluten-free?

I called the company but their wine is actually made by another company that liscenses out the company name. I left a message to find out but figured maybe one of you guys know.

My absolute favorite Passover food is used making this wine. I already came up with a solution how to eat it without the matzoh (use a plain rice cracker), but will be so sad if I can't have my chorset cuz' of the wine.


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pmarbach Newbie

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This is the response that I received from the company.....

Thank you for taking the time to contact us and express your opinions about

Manischewitz wines. We appreciate hearing from you!

We do not test our products for gluten. However, to our knowledge, they do

not contain it. Where one's health is of a concern, we always recommend

that you consult with your physician.

I hope the information we have provided is helpful. We appreciate your

interest in Manischewitz wines and hope we can look forward to serving you

as a valued customer.

If I may be of any assistance in the future, please feel free to contact me

at 1-888-293-7071 Ext. 15670.

Sincerely,

Helen Z. Van Buren

Consumer Relations Representative

Manischewitz Vineyards

Reference # 189075

LqrMan Newbie

I just had some Extra Heavy Malaga tonight at our Seder! It is gluten-free by the way...it has a special place in my Grandma's heart as she grew up on the stuff. So, go ahead and pour yourself a glass and use it in your special recipe! Happy Pesach by the way.

jkmunchkin Rising Star

Thanks!!! My chorset and I thank you deeply :)

Ok, funny story. The first time I ever got drunk was on Manischewitz wine at my Grandmothers house on Passover when I was 4!! I really enjoyed the wine, (in my defense I was 4 and it really does taste like grape juice). My brother however was not a fan so I asked if I could finish his, and he gave it to me (he was only 6 so not like he knew better). I then proceeded to finish everyones wine left in their glasses when they got up from the table. Next thing you know there was a little wasted 4 year old banging into the china cart - lol!!!

debmidge Rising Star

Jilian, that's a cute story.

Is the Kedem grape juice gluten free?

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