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sdore
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Ok all you 21 and over... I have a quick question. Does anyone know of any wine cooler or bottled drink that we can have? I am tired of rum or any hard stuff, and I don't like the anti-wheat beer. I would like to have something different? Any suggestions?

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I'm not 21 or older and do not drink but....

have you checked out the list on here of the alcoholic beverages that celiacs can have? That may give you a bit of an idea

sdore Enthusiast
sdore
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Yes I did but I was looking for a brand or a drink. It doesn't list it.

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psawyer
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I'm 51, but I don't think I can be of much help. Most "hard" spirits are gluten-free due to being distilled. I have never found a wine that is not gluten-free, so that is my usual choice of libation. I have not looked into the various coolers on the market as they tend to be too sweet for my taste. But there are probably some out there that combine fruit juice with wine, rum or vodka. As long as nothing else is added, they will be fine for the gluten-free diet.

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lovegrov
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I can't tell where you live but wine coolers and similar drinks inthe U.S. are pretty much all malted. Most hard ciders are gluten-free and so are the Arbor Mist flavored wines, which are at least somewhat like wine coolers.

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sdore
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Thanks!

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