However, like other types of beer, stouts are made with cereal grains, usually barley, that contain gluten, a protein found in grains such as wheat, barley, and rye that people with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) should avoid. Strong beers, such as Guinness or other dark beers, are gluten-free because they are made with malted barley, wheat, or rye. This beer is made from a gluten-free mix of sorghum and rice, making it safe for anyone with celiac disease. The Thompsons like it because of how dark and milky it is.
It is considered the gluten-free Guinness of the World. Gluten-free beer brands are labeled as such and are safe for those who need to stay gluten-free. Coors also makes Coors Pure, which is a lighter beer, and Coors Edge, which is their non-alcoholic beer. While traditional beers use malted barley, wheat, or rye, gluten-free beers use only GF grains, such as sorghum, millet, buckwheat, and rice.
Lakefront, in Wisconsin, is one of the few breweries to offer gluten-free beer along with its regular line of high-gluten beers. Listed below are the most common gluten-free beer brands that are tasty to drink or use in recipes such as chili or gluten-free beer bread.
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However, even though this beer is labeled “GF”, the ingredients contain barley and rye, which are not safe. It's important to note that there's actually a big difference between gluten-free beers and gluten-free beers.The Odd13 brewery in Lafayette, Colorado, makes most of its beers low in gluten (and they have an amazing tavern) Open Door Brewery in Lafayette, Colorado (there is no tavern yet) Industrial Revolution Brewery in Erie, CO Nighthawk Brewery in Broomfield, Colorado. All of these brew their beers with low gluten content.
