A few years back, brewery hopping and tasting craft beer had become me and my husband’s favorite weekend activity together. ‘Gluten free’ was not even a ‘thing’ yet.
Then, I quit beer. I had to do it. I realized the best diet for my health was a strict paleo diet which excluded grains. So, Bye Bye Beer.
My hophead hubby had been so proud that he had guided my tastes towards his favorite IPAs. And, then overnight….
No more icy cold refreshing amber deliciousness on a hot and sunny day.
No more tasters, no more pints, no more fun…. done done duuuuuuuunnnnnnnn.
We continued to go to the craft breweries, but I abstained. Not as much fun as before. 🙁
Then, I found a new thing to do which made going to the breweries fun for me too! I started posting photos of the brewing equipment at each brewery we visited on my instagram account @CaliforniaLo.
Hubs got a buzz from his craft beer. I got a buzz from the love I got on instagram. So fun!
For the last several years, I took and posted pics and literally sniffed the beers as the source of my local craft brewery pleasure. I could smell a flight and know which one my hubs would like best. All good, but there is nothing like that thirst-quenching satisfaction from the first sip of a locally crafted beer on a hot SoCal day.
Dang it!!!! WHY ME?!?!?!?! WHY DOES EVERYONE GET TO DRINK THE CRAFT BEER BUT ME?!?!?!?!?!?
Wait, what?!?!?!?!
There are craft breweries in San Diego that makes strictly GLUTEN-REDUCED beers? There is an enzyme that several local brewers use that makes their craft beers gluten-reduced too? HAPPY DANCE!!!!!!
Fortunately, the years I’ve spent making lifestyle changes for better health paid off and enjoying a pint or a few tasters of gluten-reduced craft beer is something I can do occasionally.
YAY ME!!!!
Following are a handful of my go-to craft breweries in San Diego County for gluten-reduced craft beers, which are basically ‘gluten free’ by definition.
Some of their gluten-reduced beers are sold in bottles by local retailers and some can be found on tap around the county.
There are also local craft brews that are gluten reduced, but are not promoted that way. If you ask at the breweries, they may tell you which ones.*
YAY YOU!!!!
SAFETY NOTICE:
Brewers may change their formulas from time to time, so always confirm with the brewery to make sure the beer is still gluten reduced or contains other ingredients which may not be safe for you.
Read the comment section to see the latest updates from commenters and the post writer.
If you are celiac or have an allergy, please do your own research to verify with the breweries that their products are safe for you.
Some ‘gluten-reduced’ beers contain lactose, like ‘milk’ stouts, so you may want to check other ingredients to make sure they are safe for you as well.
If you are getting a pint at a pub or restaurant, make sure you are not getting the first draw out of the keg (to avoid residual beer from the prior keg, which may not be gluten reduced). This works for my celiac friend, but trial at your own discretion.
Gluten-reduced Craft Beer in San Diego County
ALL BEERS – Gluten-reduced (confirmed here)
All food trucks/tents at Duck Foot are either gluten free or offer gluten free options.
Brewery, 8920 Kenamar Dr. Ste. 210 San Diego (Miramar), CA 92121
Delicious IPA – Gluten-reduced (confirmed here)
Brewery, 1999 Citracado Pkwy. Escondido, CA 92029
2816 Historic Decatur Rd. San Diego (Liberty Station), CA 92106
310 N. Tremont St. Oceanside, CA 92054
795 J St. San Diego, CA 92101
Also, Petco Park and San Diego International Airport at Terminal 2
Mulligan Irish-Style Red Ale – Gluten-reduced (confirmed at brewery)
Brewery, 15378 Avenue of Science #222 San Diego (Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain), CA 92128
ALL BEERS – Gluten-reduced (confirmed here)
Brewery, 2363 Alpine Blvd. Alpine, CA 91901
Pub, 1347 Tavern Rd. Alpine, CA 91901
Alpine Brewing Co. Beers – Gluten-reduced
Read about: Green Flash – Alpine Partnership
6550 Mira Mesa Blvd. San Diego, CA 92121
Do you know of any other local breweries serving up gluten-reduced craft beer in San Diego?
Share in the comments!
Yeah, I am a craft beer lover… and gluten free. So happeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!
SAFETY NOTICE:
Brewers may change their formulas from time to time, so always confirm with the brewery to make sure the beer is still gluten reduced or contains other ingredients which may not be safe for you.
Read the comment section to see the latest updates from commenters and the post writer.
If you are celiac or have an allergy, please do your own research to verify with the breweries that their products are safe for you.
Some ‘gluten-reduced’ beers contain lactose, like ‘milk’ stouts, so you may want to check other ingredients to make sure they are safe for you as well.
If you are getting a pint at a pub or restaurant, make sure you are not getting the first draw out of the keg (to avoid residual beer from the prior keg, which may not be gluten reduced). This works for my celiac friend, but trial at your own discretion.
Originally published August 8, 2016
Belching Beaver has my all time fave: Peanut Butter Milk Stout.. yum!! Great news for many!!
My son is a PB Milk Stout fan, but I can’t do it because of the lactose. My fave at Belching Beaver is the Me So Honey Ale Honey. So easy to DRINK LOCAL when you live in San Diego County!!!
I stopped by the Belching Beaver location in OB and they said they are NOT gluten reduced and have never tested for amounts of gluten in any batch. At one point, they tried using Clarity Ferm but they do not currently and say it has never been claimed by the brewery.
This site is a great reference but brewing practices do change. As always, it’s always a good idea to double check with the company before buying.
Gluten reduced beers are not safe for celiac disease or wheat allergy. My gf has had reactions to every one of these reduced beers.
Missed a couple of Belching Beaver locations above….
Belching Beaver Tavern is officially opened and located at 302 East Broadway in Vista 92084
New Brewery and Tasting Room opened at 1334 Rocky Point Dr. Oceanside 92056
Belching Beaver is not gluten free or reduced. You really should remove this one from your list.
Hi Chris, Yes Belching Beaver makes no claims to this status as they have grown in size. That is why we have posted the followiing ‘safety notice’ up top of the post. Reader comments have tons of great info on the inclusion and exclusion of local craft beers over time as well. We appreciate your input. 🙂
SAFETY NOTICE:
Brewers may change their formulas from time to time, so always confirm with the brewery to make sure the beer is still gluten reduced or contains other ingredients which may not be safe for you.
Read the comment section to see the latest updates from commenters and the post writer.
If you are celiac or have an allergy, please do your own research to verify with the breweries that their products are safe for you.
Some ‘gluten-reduced’ beers contain lactose, like ‘milk’ stouts, so you may want to check other ingredients to make sure they are safe for you as well.
If you are getting a pint at a pub or restaurant, make sure you are not getting the first draw out of the keg (to avoid residual beer from the prior keg, which may not be gluten reduced). This works for my celiac friend, but trial at your own discretion.
Found another one!!!!
Booze Brothers in Vista. http://boozebros.com/ All beers are gluten reduced, confirmed at brewery.
Booze Brothers Brewery: 2545 Progress St. Suite D, Vista, CA 92081
Culture Brewing Company in Solana Beach
111 S Cedros Ave
Solana Beach CA 92075
and in OB
4845 Newport Ave
Ocean Beach CA 92107
The majority of their beers are less than 20 parts per million gluten and the rest are between 20-30 PPM. I like to visit their tasting room and do a flight of tastes and leave with a couple of these cool 22 oz cans you can take home. Best gluten-free IPA I have tasted so far is their 3X IPA which is an absolute mule kick to the face with hops.
Thank you!!!!
Love it! I am in Solana Beach a couple times a week, so this is great news!
Let’s keep this list growing!
This is a great article for me. I’ve been battling Colitis for at least five years now and before that I had intestinal surgery removing my Sigmoid Colon due to severe Diverticulitis. I wonder sometimes if the bloating I often get which makes me appear like a pregnant man (in my opinion) is due to yet a third intestinal issue. Could it be Gluten that is causing this bloating?
My daughter has mentioned it on more than one occasion, but I’m all Italian and to give up pasta, bread, beer and everything yummy is very hard for me. Although I do try to watch what I eat, I definitely have been known for making bad choices when it come to food, not to mention other things!
So now that I read this article, I’m wondering, should I try a little harder to avoid gluten? I guess a good gluten free craft beer would be a nice start. I live in Temecula and there is a Ballast Point Brew House in Old Town that I love, especially there flights, I wonder if they have any Gluten free beers. Definitely worth looking into. Thank you for this post Lori, great story and info!
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. My health and digestion improved significantly when I went gluten and dairy free. It is pretty easy to be gluten free these days and the results could be instantaneous, so I say definitely give it a go!
Once you get the hang of gluten free, you might consider eating ‘organic’ as much as possible (financially and accessibility-wise) because of some of the chemicals used in conventional farming may be contributing to gut issues.
Making these changes have made a huge difference for me. I think back to all of the digestive discomfort I suffered through and am so thankful that I found the ’cause’ and that the solution was something that I have control over!
You can add Amplified Ale Works (Pacific Beach and Miramar) to your list of all beers being Gluten Reduced.
Excellent! More Beer!
http://www.amplifiedales.com/brewery/
Pacific Beach Beer Garden and Brew Pub:
Call us at 858.270.5222
4150 Mission Blvd. #208
San Diego, CA 92109
Miramar Tasting Room:
9030 Kenamar Drive #309
San Diego, CA 92121
Hours:
Mon – Wed: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Thu – Sat: 11:00 am – 12:00 am
Sun: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
It’s not a ‘beer’ but Golden Coast Mead in Oceanside crafts mead, which is naturally 100% gluten free. You can get a taster flight and sample everything on tap 🙂 personally, I enjoy it much more than beer and I LOVE beer.
I have heard about mead… looking forward to trying it at Golden Coast Mead. Yes!
http://www.goldencoastmead.com/#about-gcm
OCEANSIDE TASTING ROOM
Golden Coast Mead
4089 Oceanside Blvd, Ste H
Oceanside, CA 92056
Phone: 760-630-4468
JULIAN TASTING ROOM
OCEANSIDE TASTING ROOM
Golden Coast Mead
4089 Oceanside Blvd, Ste H
Oceanside, CA 92056
Phone: 760-630-4468
Oceanside Hours
W 2pm – 8’ish
Th 2pm – 8’ish
F 2pm – 8’ish
Sa 1pm – 8’ish
Su 12pm – 5’ish
Golden Coast Mead
4470 Julian Rd
Julian, CA 92036
Julian Hours
M-Th CLOSED
F 11am – 6pm
Sa 11am – 6pm
Su 11am – 6pm
Oceanside Hours
W 2pm – 8’ish
Th 2pm – 8’ish
F 2pm – 8’ish
Sa 1pm – 8’ish
Su 12pm – 5’ish
Widmer Brothers makes an Omission beer line that I have been seeing (and drinking!) and so far it’s been nothing but a delicious experience. I haven’t had any ill effects from their beers (celiac)
http://omissionbeer.com/?mobile=desktop
Before my local gluten free beer quest, I drank Omission from Portland!!!! Love the Portland Craft Beer scene and I feel a Portland Gluten Free Brew Quest coming on…… I am so excited to have soooooooo many choices!
I am the head brewer for Bolt Brewery and I implemented the enzyme into our process this past year. I am happy to let you know that we have White Labs test every batch to confirm that the gluten content is less then 10 ppm.
That’s great! Thanks for letting us know and making beer for us glutenistas who love craft beer!
http://www.boltbrewery.com/
Brew House and Beer Garden
8179 Center St
La Mesa, CA 91942
Tel: (619) 303-7837
Mon – Fri: 1:00PM – 9:00PM
Sat: 11:00AM – 11:00PM
Sun: 11:00AM – 9:00PM
Tasting Room and Restaurant
1971 India Street
San Diego, CA 92102
Tel: 619-795-3012
Mon – Fri: 11:00AM – 10:00PM
Sat: 11:00AM – 1:00AM
Sun: 11:00AM – 10:00PM
Bolt Brewery stopped being gluten reduced according to their bartenders.
While Belching Beaver beers have been gluten-reduced in the past, the last I was in to the brewery (February 2017) I was told that they have not been using the enzyme which results in a gluten-reduced beer for the past couple of months.
This substitution may or may not be temporary and there in lies the problem with not having a ‘gluten free’ or ‘gluten reduced’ certification for beer. ALWAYS check with the brewer, even those that have been deemed ‘gluten reduced’ in the past.
What great information! I LOVE craft beer and I have been gluten free for 3 years now.
I have only been drinking duck foot and culture beer. I recently found out about amplified. I am so happy there are more options! Yeah Thanks Again!!
You are welcome! More and more all the time are being discovered. San Diego is clearly on to it, but I wish I could find out about the gluten-reduced beers when I travel to other areas.
Anyone, if you know if of other Gluten-reduced beers ANYWHERE, please post a comment! Thanks to all!!!!
First of all, thanks for keeping this list. I’ve been a big fan of San Diego craft beer and have recently discovered an intolerance for gluten.
Here’s another gluten-reduced option.
http://www.sandiegomagazine.com/San-Diego-Brewery-Guide/index.php/name/Burgeon-Beer-Co/listing/55105/
Also, White Labs (a brewer’s yeast supplier and the place that makes the ClarityFerm enzyme that reduces gluten) brews most of it’s beers gluten reduced. White Labs tasting room is a great place to visit as they have a unique approach whereby they take a beer recipe and brew it with four different yeast strains.
Good to see the list growing.
Thank you for all the great info!
I recently stopped into Burgeon and sampled several of their brews. Great to have another on the GF brewery on the list so close to home!!!
Here is there address for Burgeon brewery and tasting room in Carlsbad….
Burgeon Beer Co.
6350 Yarrow Dr
Carlsbad, California
(760) 814-2548
Another one for the list: Automatic Brewing Co. in Normal Heights. Apparently they have been doing this for some time. I checked it this AM because we are going to the Blind Lady Ale House for Mother’s Day. For those of you who don’t know BLAH, as it’s called, it’s a fantastic beer bar and restaurant with Automatic Brewing Co, a small 10 bbl brewery, in the back. They make the best cheese plate and best charcuterie plate I’ve ever had. Bar none. And the kids love the pizza there. Hence the Mother’s Day trip there. So happy to see that Automatic is gluten reduced as I love going to BLAH.
http://automaticbrewingco.blogspot.com/2014/01/gluten-reduced-beers.html
Oh, and Happy Mother’s Day to Lori and any other moms on this blog……
You are welcome! And, Thank you for the Mother’s day greeting!
Be careful at Burgeon… not all their beers are made using Clarity Ferm, check a hand held menu not the board.
A friend of mine is the sister of the Mission Brewery owner. She told me that they use the enzyme to reduce gluten in many of their beers. I’m on a mission (sorry, can’t resist a bad pun) to confirm this. Shipwrecked double IPA is a favorite of mine.
Many thanks, Marc! Very helpful. I’m a big fan of ShipWrecked myself. Anxious to hear what you report back.
I would like to find a way to encourage other SD breweries to consider using Clarity Ferm. SD seems to be leading the way in this regard. Perhaps you could get some feedback from your contact at Mission as to why they started using Clarity Ferm. And we could create a group to encourage others.
Some info for those planning to see a Padres game. I went to a game last nite and would like to report that the Craft Pier serves at least 5 beers that are gluten reduced, 2 from Alpine, 2 from Belching Beaver and Stone Delicious, which seems to be ubiquitous lately.
Update: Visited Alpine Brewing in Alpine last week on the way back from a trip through Julian and the mountains. Alpine confirmed that they continue to brew all of there beers gluten reduced. I spoke with one of the employees familiar with the topic an he mentioned that they typically test below a limit of detection of 2.6 ppm. And that he knows celiac sufferers who can consume Alpine beer with no ill effects. I thanked him and encouraged them to continue the practice.
The woman who worked the counter mentioned that Mike Hess brewing is also using the Clarity Ferm t gluten reduce all of their beers but I have not confirmed this yet. Need to make a trip there.
Thanks for checking up on Alpine… love DUET! Also, great news about Hess.
SDMB is having a Networking event there on Sept. 3rd and I YAY!!!!! I can drink their beer! So Happy!
For deets on the HESS Events go here -> sandiegomoms.com//mom/mama-hustle-networking-event/ there
Thanks, Lori! Please report back on Mike Hess! They make so many good beers.
I just emailed Hess Brewing and received the response from Mike Hess that all of their beers are gluten reduced! 🙂
Thank you for checking on that! It was on my list of to-dos this week! I love it when my to-do list shrinks by no doing of my own. lol
Mike Hess Brewing
http://www.mikehessbrewing.com/
North Park: World class brewery and public tasting room
3812 Grim Avenue
San Diego
CA 92104
Sunday thru Thursday Noon to 10pm
Friday & Saturday Noon to Midnight
Miramar: Our original brewery and public tasting room
7955 Silverton Avenue
Suite 1201
San Diego
CA 92126
Sunday noon to 6pm
Monday through Thursday 3pm to 9pm
Friday and Saturday noon to 10pm
Now open in Ocean Beach! Public tasting room.
4893 Voltaire St
San Diego
CA 92107
(corner of Cable and Voltaire)
Sunday through Thursday noon to 10pm
Friday and Saturday noon to midnight
Thanks, Maddie! Very helpful. Just noticed I have a bottle of Mike Hess in my garage fridge.
More good news! I visited the new Viewpoint Brewery in Del Mar last nite. They brew all of their beers with the Clarity ferm enzyme and are thus gluten reduced. I tried three of their beers, all quite good, with no ill effects (beyond a mild hangover 😉 ).
It was nice that when I went up to the bar to inquire if any of their beers were gluten reduced, the young woman who was bartending knew exactly what I was talking about and informed me that all of their beers are gluten reduced. She also pointed me to a couple of their guest beers (DuckFoot and one other I don’t remember) that are also gluten reduced. Another woman who appeared to be owner or management added more info, that the use the enzyme for gluten reduction though they do not test each batch.
Nice to see more SD brewers paying attention to gluten reduction. Is this an SD thing because White Labs is here or is the same thing happening in other beer towns??
Thank you, Steve for the new info. San Diego is on it! Love it!
I have not found breweries outside of our area are up to date on the ability of Clarity Ferm to clear their beer of gluten. But, we try to educate as we travel, though!
Viewpoint Brewing
http://viewpointbrewing.com/
2201 San Dieguito Drive
Suite D
Del Mar, CA 92014
858.356.9346
Tasting Room Hours with Small Bites Menu
Tuesday through Sunday 12-4:30 p.m.
Dinner Service
Monday through Sunday 5-10 p.m.
Hi Lori (and others),
I recently compiled the info in this blog and another website and it added up to 20 SD breweries that are making at least one gluten-reduced beer, with a good number of breweries that are gluten-reducing all or their beers. I’m sure there are more that we don’t know about yet. A national website with a list of gluten-reduced beers shows that more than half are SD breweries. Clearly there’s a trend forming here and it seems to be led from SD, perhaps due to White Labs present. On the downside, breweries do not like to advertise gluten-reduced beer for fear of getting lumped in with gluten-free beers which typically don’t have good flavor profiles.
I’ve been wondering what we as interested parties might do to accelerate this trend? Some ideas include encouraging WestCoasterSD to do an article on the trend with some education. The WestCoasterSD website has a section where an e-mail can be submitted. Or encouraging the San Diego Brewers Guild to create a map of gluten reduced breweries as part of their maps. Facebook page?
Thoughts?
Steve
Steve! San Diego definitely leads!
I have the growing contact list for all breweries in San Diego and would like to survey each and everyone to create a San Diego County list as a follow up to this post.
West Coaster did do a brief print article (last year, I think) on White Labs and a couple of local breweries using it and offering gluten-reduced beers, but yeah, we need to accelerate this trend.
San Diego Moms Blog is going to become more involved in the Craft Beer community very soon, so for sure it is my intent to blow up the gluten reduced beer trend in San Diego. Perhaps our other sister sites will join us and help to make it a national trend.
BTW, I visited the Samuel Adams Brewery in Boston a month ago and asked about gluten reduced beer. They said they have been working on one, but have not found a flavor profile they like yet. WHY?!?!?! lol There are some pretty tasty gluten-reduced craft beers out there now that people drink every day that don’t even know….. so, WHAAAT?!?!
Craft on…
Lori
Hi Lori,
Sounds like a good plan. I don’t have a huge amount of time but let me know where I can help. I think I will reach out to WestCosterSD and perhaps the Brewers Guild. Do you mind if I mention this blog to them??
I’d also heard somewhere that Stone is gluten reducing more than just the Delicious IPA. Worth checking into.
WRT, Sam Adams, I suspect they are looking to make a gluten-free beer versus a gluten reduced beer.
Best,
Steve
Yes, tons of work but I will chip away at it over the next month or two and try to enlist some help. Absolutely mention our blog to West Coaster and Brewers Guild! West Coaster ran their print story after this blog posted, so we are definitely on the same page with demand in San Diego for gluten-reduced beer!
Second Chance Beer Co. update… The following beers are gluten reduced according to the Brewery.
Lumimous Blonde, Ale
Mulligan, Irish-style Red Ale
Tabula Rasa, Toasted Porter
Clever Hoppy Name, Extra Pale Ale
Seize the Coffee, Coffee IPA
Some of these beers is available in cans around the county too!
Oops. Forgot to add ‘Second Chance Seize the IPA’ to the gluten reduced list above. One of the best San Diego IPAs, in my hoppy husbands humble opinion.
Belching Beaver and Green Flash are NOT gluten reduced. I have contacted the breweries directly to verify.
So, yeah. Belching Beaver. So disappointed. As they have grown they have lost their ‘gluten reduced’ roots. I always confirm at the brewery before I order and as noted in a comment above, I discovered that Belching Beaver had stopped using the White Plains Clarity Ferm enzyme.
It is a problem with not having a special certification process for ‘gluten free’ in beer.
Green Flash Beers are not and have never been known to be gluten reduced. The confusion may be in that Alpine Beers are brewed at Green Flash.
Unless designated as ‘gluten free’ with a certification seal, consumers MUST always confirm that the product, even when safe in the past, remains safe in the present.
On the upside, I learned that ALL Second Chance Beers are gluten reduced!!!!
My Belching Beaver contact says that many of the beers are still gluten-reduced, because making gluten reduced claims has become more complicated. The wink is to ask if the beer is made with Clarity Ferm enzyme, which does clear the beer to levels which can be considered gluten reduced.
Bolt Brewery in downtown San Diego does use Clarity Ferm for all of their beers, and they are all very good!
Yay!!! Another one!!!!
Eppig Brewing Factory of Dreams IPA is gluten reduced. North Park brewery confirmed.
Lori,
Check out some of the breweries in Chula Vista…I particularly like 3 Punks on 3rd Ave, also I think Bay has some reduced types.
One of my standbys is Mission ( in the old Wonder Bread building near PetCo Park) they reduce their Blonde/Amber.
Thanks for the blog
Bill
Awesome!!!! Thanks for the recommendations!!! I am down in Chula Vista for business from time to time, so GOOD TO KNOW!
One of my favorite newcomers to North County in Vista, CA, Battle Mage Brewing, has gluten-reduced beers on their board every day, you just have to ask!!!! http://battlemagebrewing.com/
Thank you so much for this article AND for the continued updates!! I have just been diagnosed celiac and am a huge craft beer lover. This is helping me cope! 🙂
You are welcome! I get it! San Diego is THE LEADER in producing Gluten-reduced beers!!!! Thank Goodness!
Thank you so much for all of this!! I was diagnosed with Celiac 25 years ago and always assumed gluten free beer didn’t exist or just wasn’t great. I am looking forward to making a trip to San Diego! 🙂
I went to the Scripps Ranch location of Ballast Point on 11/28/18 and they had a gluten-reduced beer. It’s called Made in San Diego Gluten-Reduced Beer. It was a nice golden ale. So many of the gluten-free, sorghum based beers taste funny. I am glad to find so many options here in town!
Home Brewing Co. uses Clarity Ferm in some of their beers. I just called today and the guy on the phone said he needed to check with the brewer, but they do have some that are gluten reduced. 2903 – 3 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104. Just make sure to ask which ones 🙂
Hello, I am a representative of Belching Beaver Brewery. The gluten reduced was an experiment we were trying to perfect, but the process is trying… please remove us from this list. None of our beers are gluten reduced.
Hi – Thank you for this! Here’s the list I came up with after reading the comments. Are any missing?
Viewpoint Brewery (Del Mar)
Duckfoot
Mike Hess (So excited about this!)
Culture
Amplified
Bolt
Alpine
Second Chance Beer Co. (some beers)
Booze Brothers (Vista)
Burgeon Brewing Co. (some beers)
Automatic Brewing
I went to New English on Sorrento Valley Road last week. All their standard beers are gluten-reduced. I had their Hazy IPA and the Pacific Storm Stout, both were fantastic. I also found this article w/a gluten-reduced San Diego brewers list on Thorn’s website:
http://thorn.beer/clarity-ferm-rescue/
Harland Brewing has at least two selections that are gluten reduced – Mexican Lager and Blonde Ale
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