But any of Smirnoff's wide variety of flavors should be safe, since Smirnoff is made from corn. Not everyone with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity needs to stick with gluten-free vodka—some people do just fine with vodka made from gluten grains.
But if you're someone who does react to conventional alcohol, you'll be glad to know you still can enjoy vodka and still avoid a glutening. Following a gluten-free diet can be challenging. We're here to help. Sign up and receive our free recipe guide for delicious gluten-free meals! Celiac Disease Foundation. Gluten-free foods. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for VerywellFit. At any time, you can update your settings through the "EU Privacy" link at the bottom of any page.
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Only a few may have to be order from specialty shops or online. Thanks for reading and hopefully you enjoyed this ultimate, in-depth gluten free vodka guide and list.
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You might want to edit because you said that hops in beer have gluten. Thanks for creating this list! Sausage tree pure Irish vodka, lists contents as sausage tree fruit, nettles and Irish grain. Thanks for your help! This is what is wrong with the internet. So much bad information out there, this article included. All vodka is gluten free. Distillation removes gluten.
That is science. Its nonsensical. They distilled it. That removed the gluten. As it does for all vodkas. You all need to consult the Celiac Disease Foundation in the alcohol debate.
They state quite clearly that vodka regardless of the base fermentable ingredient is gluten free and have the science to back it up. I respect those that still seem to have a reaction to it however that reaction is not from the presence of the gluten peptide. One of my dearest friends has diagnosed Celiac Disease and consumes both vodka, gin, and whiskey with no adverse side-effects. Looking for gluten free vodka, but also no barley, rice, malt.
I can only safely have a rye based drink. Any suggestions? Not all Vodka is gluten free. I am gluten sensitive and can not drink any vodka made from wheat! Now I simply stick with Smirnoff, but be careful what you mix it with!
Good article man — Thanks! As Tallard Schranit said all Vodka is gluten-free. Please educate yourself about the distillation process. This post is just spreading misinformation. I guarantee you they know better. Hi Adam! Great post—you really know your vodka and the amount of research you did for this blog really shows. Trust Me Vodka just moved to the distilled spirits neighborhood and are trying to make friends. Our vodka is certified gluten free, even the facility made from Idaho potatoes and tastes amazing.
We have each batch tested, approved and print it on the label. All distilled spirits are gluten free. The distillation process removes any proteins. Most decent vodkas are distilled at least three times. If you decide to try it, make sure you grab the blue bottle , which contains the potato vodka.
Both the wheat and the potato vodkas are processed in the same facility. Blue Ice Vodka is specifically labeled "gluten-free. This American-made vodka is distilled from corn the manufacturer calls it "gluten-free" in Austin, Texas.
While the brand may not be winning any awards for flavor, we have to hand it to Smirnoff for creating solely corn-based vodka: even the plain vodka should be safe if you're sensitive to gluten-grain-based alcohol. However, watch out for Smirnoff Ice beverages the kind that comes in six-packs — they are malt-based and not gluten-free. So there you have it — our complete list of the top 10 gluten-free vodka brands!
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