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We have company and I need to know wich ones they brought I can drink. Crown Royal....DISARONNO Originale......Japanese Plum Gekkeikan? Thank You.

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We have company and I need to know wich ones they brought I can drink. Crown Royal....DISARONNO Originale......Japanese Plum Gekkeikan? Thank You.

We have company and I need to know wich ones they brought I can drink. Crown Royal....DISARONNO Originale......Japanese Plum Gekkeikan? Thank You.

:unsure: WINE, red wine and more wine!!!!!!!!!!!! I know whisky has gluten in it if that is what Crown Royal is. I drink wine! Good luck, Val

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Maker's Mark is gluten free. All distilled liquors are gluten free. The distilling process removed the gluten out of the liquor. Kaluah is gluten free. Crown should be fine. I drink Seagrams 7 with no problem.

Virginia Gentleman Whiskey is double distilled.

Flavored drinks, I don't know anything about, and would be cautious.

Wine is gluten free although some have sensitivity to the supphites in wine.

Enjoy.

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