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Whiskey is made from grain distillate, so it mostly contains gluten.
Some Whiskey are made from corn(like bourbon, which by definition is made from 51% corn).
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Some celiac organizations claims Whiskey is safe because after the distilattion no gluten is left.
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< a href = "https://www.jackdaniels.com/en-us/faqs" > Jack Daniel's< / a > *< br >
< a href = "https://www.bushmills.eu/faq/" > Bushmills< / a > *< br >
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Vodka is a neutral distillate, thus can be made from a range of ingredients.
If the Vodka is made from gluten free ingredients, it is safe for celiacs.
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Some of the brands use gluten containing ingredients yet claims the Vodka is gluten free
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< a href = "https://www.titosvodka.com/" > Tito's< / a > (written in the bottom of the page)< br >
< a href = "https://www. celiac.com/articles.html/is-smirnoff-vodka-gluten-free-r5736 /"> Smirnoff< / a >
- In their < a href = "https://www.smirnoff.com/en-us/" > website< / a > under products some have a GF mark while other don't,
which(as far as I have seen) matches the list I linked , so remember to check your labels!< br >
< a href = "https://www.smirnoff.com/en-us/" > Smirnoff< / a >
- In their < a href = "https://www.smirnoff.com/en-us/" > website< / a > under products, some have a GF mark while other don't,
which(as far as I have seen) matches < a href = "https://www.celiac.com/articles.html/is-smirnoff-vodka-gluten-free-r5736/" > this list< / a > , so remember to check your labels!< br >
< a href = "https://stoli.com/product/stoli-gluten-free/" > Stoli gluten free< / a > - Other Stoli products aren't certified!< br >
< a href = "https://www.greygoose.com/en-gl/faqs.html" > Grey Goose< / a > - Made from gluten containing ingredients.< br >
< a href = "http://www.coldrivervodka.com/vodka/" > Cold river< / a > < br >
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Gin, like vodka is made from a wide range of ingredients. Thus if the Gin is made from gluten free ingredients,
it is usually safe for celiacs.
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Sometimes a brand might use gluten containing ingredients and claim their Gin is gluten free.
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< a href = "https://www.hendricksgin.com/us/faqs/" > Hendrick's< / a > < br >
< a href = "http://www.coldrivervodka.com/gin/" > Cold river< / a > < br >
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Rum is made from molasses, which means is (usually) doesn't contain gluten.
Rum is made from molasses, which means it (usually) doesn't contain gluten.
Be wary of flavoured rum!
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Once again, not a lot about it so < a href = "https://glutenbee.com/gluten-free-rum-list/" > gluten bee< / a > it is!
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Beer is made from grains, so most of the time it indeed contains gluten.
There are a number of brands which make gluten free beer, and usually will mark their bottles as well.
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Be wary tho, some beers are made gluten free by "gluten reduction", which breaks gluten(this some might still feel shit after drinking them),
I couldn't find satisfactory level of information about it sadly, so avoid it if you don't want to take a risk.
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< a href = "https://www.damm.com/cervesa/daura" > Daura< / a > < br >
< a href = "https://skinnybrands.com/" > Skinny< / a > < br >
< a href = "https://www.damm.com/cervesa/daura" > Daura< / a > *< br >
< a href = "https://skinnybrands.com/" > Skinny< / a > *< br >
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*Made from gluten containing ingredients and goes a "gluten reduction" process
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