Motts Ceasar

[KristaleeJane]

Ok so I need some advise

I don't drink a lot but when I do I have been buying the gluten free beer which is so expensive, like $25.00 for a six pack, So I really like ceasars but I usually buy the stuff and make them myself or at a bar ask for them without worchesterhsire sauce. ( I have the gluten free worchestershire sauce for home use).

I noticed Motts Ceasars in the liquor store, the ingredients sound good so I called the company and the confirmed they are gluten free. The regular and extra spicy. I am in Canada by the way so things are a bit different here with the distilled liquors and so on.

But I just wanted some opinions before I try them, I still feel skepical even after calling the company.

Has anyone else tried them??

What would you do?

thanks in advance!!

Krista

[larry mac]

I'd never heard of this "Ceasars" you speak of. But, after googling it, I see it's almost exactly the same as a bloody mary. Always wondered what the heck that Clamato juice was for.

I wouldn't want to give anyone advise. But if it was me, I'd try it.

best regards, lm

[Canadian Karen]

Motts is the only clamato juice that is gluten free in Canada. I use it, and I am very sensitive. I have no problems with it. I even got a few of my American friends on here hooked on it, right Momma Goose and tiredofdoctors???? hehe............

[psawyer]

The Bloody Caesar is a Canadian thing.

I would trust Mott's claim that their clamato juice is gluten-free. I don't drink it, or any other clamato, because I have an allergy to shellfish.

[KristaleeJane]

Update:

I bought the coolers (motts ceasar) and had no problems afterwards.

Just thought I would update anybody who is a fan of the drink "ceasars"