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Cider On Tap

hammondtam

By hammondtam
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hammondtam Apprentice
hammondtam
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Does anyone know if ALL cider beers are gluten free? How would you be able to tell at a bar especially if it is on tap? I just miss being able to have a beer at a bar with friends, and was thinking that would be a nice subtle way of having a beer with everyone!!! ;)

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Nashville Contributor
Nashville
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Woodpecker Cider and Strongbow (it's from England) are gluten free.

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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Woodchuck cider is gluten free. I believe all flavors of Woodchuck are gluten free. I have seen it on tap in pubs, but I'm not sure that I would trust it. They are wiped down with the same rag used to wipe down the beer taps. Eek.

zansu Rookie
zansu
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Cider is made from apples (fermented apple juice). It is gluten-free unless they do something REALLY weird. I've had cider on tap in several pubs and not had a problem, although Guhlia has a point about possible cross contamination.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
DingoGirl
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Cider is made from apples (fermented apple juice). It is gluten-free unless they do something REALLY weird. I've had cider on tap in several pubs and not had a problem, although Guhlia has a point about possible cross contamination.

If I'm not mistaken, I vaguely remember reading the label in grocery store for Hornsby's Hard Cider, and was sad to see that there was barley malt in it? I could be wrong.....I'll look again next time or search for website....I would love to drink a Hornsby's again.

hineini Enthusiast
hineini
Posted

Here's info about Wyder's ciders' gluten-free status:

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brendygirl Community Regular
brendygirl
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This is so great! On vacation recently a buddy of mine asked if I could have cider on tap and I just said "when in doubt do without", but now I'm happy and I'm gonna try it!

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amybeth Enthusiast
amybeth
Posted

All Woodchuck flavors are gluten-free - many bars have it in bottles - even if they don't have it on tap (avoids the CC issue!)

Even with it on tap, I've never had a problem.

Strongbow too!

Enjoy!

zansu Rookie
zansu
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If I'm not mistaken, I vaguely remember reading the label in grocery store for Hornsby's Hard Cider, and was sad to see that there was barley malt in it? I could be wrong.....I'll look again next time or search for website....I would love to drink a Hornsby's again.

if it has barley malt, that would fit my definition of "really weird" :D Apple cider is supposed to be apples. WHY do these people have to add stuff where it doesn't belong? (rant over)

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jkc Newbie
jkc
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if it has barley malt, that would fit my definition of "really weird" :D Apple cider is supposed to be apples. WHY do these people have to add stuff where it doesn't belong? (rant over)

I bought a six pack of Hornsby's Hard Crisp Apple Cider and believe that it has gluten in it. I've had the usual symptoms. Has anyone contacted them?

jkc Newbie
jkc
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Does anyone know if ALL cider beers are gluten free? How would you be able to tell at a bar especially if it is on tap? I just miss being able to have a beer at a bar with friends, and was thinking that would be a nice subtle way of having a beer with everyone!!! ;)
aikiducky Apprentice
aikiducky
Posted

Yup, quite a few ciders have barley malt in them. Cider is one of those products where you have to know which brand to get.

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