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Gluten Free Beer In Charlotte Nc


michaelkl1

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Does any one know where I can get Green's, New Grist, or Bards Tale Beer in Charlotte? I tried Redbridge, which I was ok, but I wanted to try some other beers out there that are gluten free.

Thanks.


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kareng Grand Master

They have a locator you might try.

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CarolinaKip Community Regular

They have a locator you might try.

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You can get Greens at Healthy Home Market 2707 S. Blvd. They also carry a Brand called Grist. I like Greens.

Emilushka Contributor

I really like the Bard's. There's also a rice beer called Yinpu that tastes a little like sushi rice.

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I really like the Bard's. There's also a rice beer called Yinpu that tastes a little like sushi rice.

I'll have to see if this in my area thanks!

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