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This morning on The View they turn to Elizabeth and say...."Now tell me about this Celiac Disease that you have..."

And then she talked about it and then she and Rosie drank RedBridge.

It gave me goosebumps. Yay for celebrities being advocates!

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Is this RedBridge from Busch? Where can I find it??? So confused... :blink:

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Is this RedBridge from Busch? Where can I find it??? So confused... :blink:

yes, Redbridge is a beer produced by the Anheuser-Busch company. you can find it at some national grocery story chains now (whoop) and at places like Whole Foods. i don't know where you're from, but i live in Texas and several stores down here including HEB carry it. hope that helps.

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