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watkinson Apprentice

I have searched all over the forum because I remember someone asking about gluten-free beer, but I can't find it. So I'll start a new thread.

In the gluten free mall update, there is an article (#7) in the Celiac disease in the media section. It talks about pizza and beer parties and how the celiac can't participate anymore, until now.

There is a whole list of gluten-free beers and how to order them. On the second page of the article is a "guide to Gluten free beers" along with a guide to gluten-free italian party foods, like pizza, pasta, ect.

Thought some of you would be interested. :) Here's the link

www.bellaonline.com/articles/ar34111.asp

Wendy


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lovegrov Collaborator

For those of you who are tempted to believe that regul;ar beer is gluten-free, here's what a beer expert said recently. Same site.

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jenvan Collaborator

Wendy-

I tried your link and it took me to a fitness article ?

Richard-

I can't believe bud told someone their beer was gluten-free! :o

watkinson Apprentice

Hi Richard,

Also a great article. I havn't had any beer almost 2 years because I was afraid of it. :( I have also heard some people say that regular beer is okay because the gluten protien is "cooked" out. :huh: Never believed it. <_<

Hi Jenvan,

Sorry, I think I wrote the link wrong. It is in the gluten free mall update that you get in your email. scroll to the bottom and click on 'celiac disease in the media'

I think the link is...

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Wendy :)

lovegrov Collaborator

Not just Bud. Other brewers have said the same. I never believed it.

richard

jams Explorer

Okay... I am having a problem. I live in Wisconsin and want to try the Honey Passover Beer - Ramapo Valley Brewery, USA . The Baird's Tale website gives you the areas you can purchase the beer. Does anyone know how I can go about getting the Ramapo Valley beer? I tried to email them but they didn't respond. That was about 2 weeks ago. I put a call into them too. In the meanwhile... does anyone know where abouts I can find this????

THANK YOU!

watkinson Apprentice

Hi Jams,

Well, I googled it and this is what I got...

143 Rt. 59 Building 6

Hiburn N.Y. 10931

(845) 369-7827

Fax (845) 368-1751

I hope that helps. :)

If it's any good, please let us all know. Also curious about the price, since the gluten-free beers seem to be very costly to order. <_<

Good luck

Wendy


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aljf Apprentice

i tried the ramapo kind, and it was okay but didn't taste like beer. more like woodchuck cider. i hear the bard's beer brand is much better.

jams Explorer
Hi Jams,

Well, I googled it and this is what I got...

143 Rt. 59 Building 6

Hiburn N.Y. 10931

(845) 369-7827

Fax (845) 368-1751

I hope that helps.  :)

If it's any good, please let us all know.  Also curious about the price, since the gluten-free beers seem to be very costly to order.  <_<

Good luck

Wendy

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Thanks Wendy!

I left a message again yesterday. I keep getting voice mail when I call. :angry: The Baird's Tale is a little too full bodied for me. I liked Miller Lite. (I'm from Wisconsin!) Hopefully I'll get them sooner or later!

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