Beer challenge 2025: pubs, especially craft beer bars - please declare allergens on your menu.
Yours, someone with stomach cramps from undeclared lactose in a beer (but determined to carry on and try and dilute it)
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Beer challenge 2025: pubs, especially craft beer bars - please declare allergens on your menu.
Yours, someone with stomach cramps from undeclared lactose in a beer (but determined to carry on and try and dilute it)
Feòrag
in reply to Feòrag • • •Feòrag
in reply to Feòrag • • •HighlandLawyer
in reply to Feòrag • • •williamsbrosbrew.com/collectio…
Gluten Free
Williams Bros. Brewing Co.Feòrag
in reply to HighlandLawyer • • •Irina
in reply to Feòrag • • •Feòrag
in reply to Irina • • •Irina
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in reply to Irina • • •Irina
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in reply to Irina • • •Andrew
in reply to Feòrag • • •And even if your beer is Gluten Free, list your malts somewhere mortals can find them while queuing at a bar.
It's not that hard - the rest of the food industry does it, the brewers do it on their bottled/canned beers, but for some reason most of them don't put the info on their websites.
If someone is wheat intolerant a Gluten Free label alone isn't much help. And sometimes the bottle/tin recipe is different to the draft recipe. I want to drink your beer! Just tell me what's in it!
Elena ``of Valhalla''
in reply to Feòrag • •@Feòrag milk.
in. a. beer.
unlabeled.
I mean, I would expect them to have gluten and possibly wheat unless declared otherwise, but *lactose*?
Lysander il breve
in reply to Elena ``of Valhalla'' • • •Yeah, I once tried a stout with added lactose. It was really meh but as a craft beer is quite common I think.
It was clearly labeled as so tho