You are reading a single comment by @andyp and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Thanks for this. Just had an Omission Pale Ale and it was excellent.
As an observation, the growth in the craft beer industry has been a godsend for coeliacs. Previously I had a choice of 2 or 3 beers that were hard to track down, now I have a choice of literally dozens of beers. Tis ace.
andyp-
Keep an eye out for First Chop cans, they are gluten free
Blurb from website:
First Chop is now leading the way in gluten free craft beer production. With a full range of 10 gluten free beers available in 330ml cans and bottles. First Chop offers gluten intolerant craft beer lovers a real choice in what they drink. The beer is now available all over the UK and has begun making it’s first exciting forages into the international market.
Kat_Balou
Marks and Spencer have expanded their range in bigger stores; Omission gluten free beers, Westmalle Dubbel, Nogne O Saison, Yeastie Boys Pot Kettle Black and some Hitachinos spotted at lunchtime.