So my wife has Celiac's disease...no wheat/gluten for her, which means no beer, which means no Guiness, which makes her unhappy. (It manifested in her late 20s in a fairly mild form...she still has a birthday Guiness and a St. Patty's Guiness...)
But she went to BevMo's website and discovered our local store had 3 six-packs of different gluten free beers in stock! She actually ordered online and we walked over to get it. Tried all 3. One was a kosher honey beer, which tasted like a watery, vinegary mead-type stuff. Not the best. The next was Bard's Tale, out of San Jose just down the road...sorghum beer...tasted like a decent beer!!! The last was some A-Busch product, and it was crappy, too. But one good gluten-free beer is better than none, which we had before.
So rejoyce for the beer-deprived.
MD
But she went to BevMo's website and discovered our local store had 3 six-packs of different gluten free beers in stock! She actually ordered online and we walked over to get it. Tried all 3. One was a kosher honey beer, which tasted like a watery, vinegary mead-type stuff. Not the best. The next was Bard's Tale, out of San Jose just down the road...sorghum beer...tasted like a decent beer!!! The last was some A-Busch product, and it was crappy, too. But one good gluten-free beer is better than none, which we had before.
So rejoyce for the beer-deprived.
MD
