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The Nubru Beer

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Hey guys. I went to the liquor store to buy some more beer yesterday and gave the name of the Nubru beer to the guy there. I told him its made in Winnipeg and that I'd like to try some. I said it couldn't be any more expensive then La Messagere, and he said "Yeah this stuff is...pretty pricy" :lol: . If I do get a hold of some, I'll definitely give my review and tell you all the cost of it ;)

~ Lisa ~

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Hi, hope his helps.. It was rated poorly on the beer advocate... I think it is along the lines of New Grist but with a weird lemony flavor...

Anyway, ratebeer shows it no better. You do have to consider that this is being compared to gluten beers, so the reviewers might be a bit unaware of the parameters this beer has been created within. Here is the the ratebeer.com site, you might want to re-consider even trying to get it with those reviews, lol! :

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If you are going to spend money on a beer that is worth it, get Green's. The dubble and tripple are amazing and the owner/brewer is a celiac also, so he is 100% invested into making a quality brew (and the price reflects it, lol!)

Go here:

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sorry for so much info, but beer was my hobby before celiac diagnosis. Although I can not have any of my favorite imports and microbrews anymore, I am enjoying the new challenge of finding good gluten-free beer and homebrew techniques!

Edit: oh that is so sad! :( I know how that is though... I live in a state with unusual alch laws and am used to traveling and/or contacting distributors to get what I am looking for myself. Green's is about the same price as your other beer, but I would only suggest it if you like a darker, robust brew..

I personally would take a road trip to load up on several cases of something, lol!... My hubby and I are planning on going to the gluten-free microbeer fest for our anniversary... sort of an extreme beer road trip, lol! Well, I hope the review helped anyway and keep your eye on the Green's website... distribution is improving as demand builds! Good luck, hope you get the brew of your desire!

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Hi, hope his helps.. It was rated poorly on the beer advocate... I think it is along the lines of New Grist but with a weird lemony flavor...

Anyway, ratebeer shows it no better. You do have to consider that this is being compared to gluten beers, so the reviewers are a bit unaware of the parameters this beer has been created within. Here is the the ratebeer.com site:

Open Original Shared Link

If you are going to spend money on a beer that is worth it, get Green's. The dubble and tripple are amazing and the owner/brewer is a celiac also, so he is 100% invested into making a quality brew (and the price reflects it, lol!)

Go here:

Open Original Shared Link

sorry for so much info, but beer was my hobby before celiac diagnosis. Although I can not have any of my favorite imports and microbrews anymore, I am enjoying the new challenge of finding good gluten-free beer and homebrew techniques!

Guess you don't realize that right now in Canada the only gluten-free beer we can get is La Messagere. And Nubru is finally another being made in Canada too. I just wanna try my options so that if its good, and cheaper, i'll sometimes buy it too instead of paying $19 for a 6 pack of La Messagere...

~ Lisa ~

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Hi, hope his helps.. It was rated poorly on the beer advocate... I think it is along the lines of New Grist but with a weird lemony flavor...

Anyway, ratebeer shows it no better. You do have to consider that this is being compared to gluten beers, so the reviewers are a bit unaware of the parameters this beer has been created within. Here is the the ratebeer.com site:

Open Original Shared Link

If you are going to spend money on a beer that is worth it, get Green's. The dubble and tripple are amazing and the owner/brewer is a celiac also, so he is 100% invested into making a quality brew (and the price reflects it, lol!)

Go here:

Open Original Shared Link

sorry for so much info, but beer was my hobby before celiac diagnosis. Although I can not have any of my favorite imports and microbrews anymore, I am enjoying the new challenge of finding good gluten-free beer and homebrew techniques!

Guess you don't realize that right now in Canada the only gluten-free beer we can get is La Messagere. And Nubru is finally another being made in Canada too. I just wanna try my options so that if its good, and cheaper, i'll sometimes buy it too instead of paying $19 for a 6 pack of La Messagere...

~ Lisa ~

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