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I have emailed the manufacturer of Mailbu Coconut Rum and some manufacturers of various Brandy's/Cognacs's without a response yet. Just would like to know if these alcohols are gluten-free. Thanks again. I will be emailing them again. Hopefully they will respond soon.

Thanks, Joe


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Virtually anything distilled is gluten-free. I'm pretty certain Malibu is, but not 100 percent. Brandy and cognac are wines and should be gluten-free.

richard

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What about apple schnapps (Pucker)? I love my apple martinis.

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What about apple schnapps (Pucker)?  I love my apple martinis.

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gluten-free.

richard

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gluten-free.

richard

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WOOHOO!

jenvan Collaborator

i cked on malibu at one point and it is okay. hmm....maybe a little rum and coke action tonight :)

knvb78 Apprentice
i cked on malibu at one point and it is okay.  hmm....maybe a little rum and coke action tonight :)

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Thats great. How did you get in contact wth malibu? Yes,alittle Rum & Coke.

-Joe


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Thats great.  How did you get in contact wth malibu? Yes,alittle Rum & Coke.

-Joe

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I've always had Malibu as my drink of choice, from my understanding all rums are gluten-free. I've been drinking Malibu for years and never had any problems. And I'm one of those extremely sensitive people where I could just ingest a small bite of something and get sick.

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