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Kettle One Vodka


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lischro Apprentice

I noticed that kettle one vodka says at the bottom in tiny print that it was made in a wheat facility or from a wheat distillery (not sure of the exact wording...)

Not to sound silly, but this is not gluten free then, correct????

Now I'm confused about vodka....

Help!


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For many of us distilled gluten grains are safe but not for all. If you have been gluten free long enough to heal and are feeling well then you could go ahead and try it and see if you react. Or you could go with a potato vodka. I am someone who reacts to distilled gluten and have no issues at all with the potato vodka but a wheat derived vodka will bring on the same symptoms as any other wheat product.

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I noticed that kettle one vodka says at the bottom in tiny print that it was made in a wheat facility or from a wheat distillery (not sure of the exact wording...)

Not to sound silly, but this is not gluten free then, correct????

Now I'm confused about vodka....

Help!

Correct... True potato vodkas are OK. Lukosowa, Chopin. Ciroc is excellent and distilled from grapes. Be careful because many are distilled from wheat and rye. Most good restaurants have Chopin.

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Jenbeans77 Newbie

Vikingsfjord is a glacier potato vodka from Finland. My favorite is the citrus. It is good and very affordable.

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