New Planet Adds to Lineup of Gluten Free Beer

May 22, 2013
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New Planet Brewery started out as a gluten free brewery and for the last three years they have stood toe to toe swinging AND winning!!!  I did my first review of New Planet in March 2011 and the three beers I reviewed then; Tread Lightly Ale, 3R Raspberry Ale and Off Grid Pale Ale have [...]

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Harvester Brewing Gluten Free Beer – Update

April 10, 2013

Harvester Brewing brings the DUBBEL Gluten Free Beer!!!   I just got this today from John Dugan of Harvester Brewing.  I cannot wait to get my hands on this new product seeing as Dubbels are probably my personal favorite style of beer!!   Harvester Brewing Releases St. Denny Dubbel Style Ale April 12th   Harvester [...]

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Gluten Free Beer Review – Harvester Brewing IPA

November 3, 2012
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This is a review of Harvester Brewing’s Experiment IPA gluten free beer, one of the first 100% gluten free craft breweries in the US. I am making my third review in this series with the 3rd beer in the Harvester Brewing line up; the IPA.  The IPA is brewed with roasted chestnuts, gluten free oats, [...]

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Gluten Free Beer Review – Harvester Brewing Red Ale

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This is a review of Harvester Brewing’s Experiment Red Ale gluten free beer, one of the first 100% gluten free craft breweries in the US. Sticking with my own preference for dark beers, I am making my second review in this series with the 2nd beer in the Harvester Brewing line up; the Experiment Red [...]

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Harvester Brewing – Dark Ale

September 15, 2012
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This is a review of Harvester Brewing’s Dark Ale gluten free beer, one of the first 100% gluten free craft breweries in the US. Given my own preference for dark beers, I am starting this review series with the 3rd beer in the Harvester Brewing line up; the Dark Ale.  The Dark Ale is brewed [...]

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Steadfast Beer Co. – Sorghum Pale Ale

June 27, 2012
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    This is a review of Steadfast Beer Companies Sorghum Pale Ale, one of the newest craft beers to the gluten free beer market. Pours with a thick golden tan head which dissipates to a small head which lingers a little while. The aroma is a bit spicy with a slight hoppy smell. This [...]

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Gluten Free Beer Labeling Guidelines

June 11, 2012

TTB Labeling Guidelines   In a recent ruling by the TTB (Department of the Treasury: Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau), a definition has been outlined for what can be labeled as gluten free when it comes to alcohol.  This ruling of course covers what can be labeled as a gluten free beer.  Per [...]

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Gluten Free Beer Review – Tweason’ale by Dogfish Head

April 24, 2012
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Tweason’ale by Dogfish Head is the first gluten free beer from Dogfish and brought about by Dogfish fans that requested gluten free beer more than anything else. Dogfish has made a name for themselves in the craft beer world by making off center beers. Instead of trying to go head to head with other breweries, [...]

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Estrella Damm Daura – Gluten Free Lager

April 23, 2012
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Daura is one of, it not the, first gluten free beer to deglutenize. To deglutenize beer, it is first produced as a normal beer and then the gluten is stripped through a proprietary process. Daura has won a Gold Medal at the World Beer Championships, a Gold Medal at the International Beer Challenge and the [...]

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Gluten Free Beer – Are you sure?

January 6, 2012

As I have mentioned before, low gluten beer is not gluten free beer. I am of the opinion that any standard other than 0 gluten is only to allow corporations to produce an almost gluten free product and call it gluten free. There is a group out of Australia that has been studying this fact, [...]

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