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Practical guide to gluten-free Blanches: what to know
Blanches (or witbiers) are known for their fresh spicing and use of light cereals. When a Blanche is designed to be gluten-free, traditional cereals can be replaced with millet, buckwheat, rice, or corn. A concrete example:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stella Artois gluten-free?
No. Made with barley malt, it is not gluten-free. Those with celiac disease should choose certified gluten-free beers.
Is Coors Light gluten-free?
No. Made with barley, it is not gluten-free. "Gluten-reduced" versions are not equivalent for celiacs.
Is Heineken gluten-free?
No. Classic Heineken uses barley. Don’t confuse "low gluten" with certified "gluten-free."
How to make gluten-free beer at home?
- Ingredients: sorghum or rice extract, millet or buckwheat flours, yeast for blanche/wit.
- Spices: bitter orange peel and coriander for the Blanche style.
- Use certified gluten-free ingredients and dedicated equipment to avoid cross-contamination.
How to tell if a beer is truly gluten-free
- Look for the "Gluten-Free" label or recognized certifications (e.g., GFCO).
- Ingredients based on sorghum, rice, millet, buckwheat, or corn are potentially gluten-free.
- Beware of cross-contamination in shared facilities: choose certified products.
Conclusion
Not all famous beers (Heineken, Coors Light, Stella Artois) are gluten-free. For a Blanche style designed for those seeking a gluten-free option, choose products labeled and certified like Brunehaut Blanche.
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