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All Beer No Gluten
Honest reviews and ratings of every dedicated gluten-free beer in the US — curated by a celiac.
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# All Beer No Gluten
> Honest reviews and ratings of every dedicated gluten-free beer in the US — curated by a celiac.
All Beer No Gluten is a curated, independent review site for **certified gluten-free** beers from US breweries. Every beer listed comes from a 100% dedicated gluten-free facility (no shared barley/wheat equipment) unless explicitly noted. We do not list "gluten-reduced" or "crafted to remove gluten" beers, which are not safe for people with celiac disease.
Site: https://www.allbeernogluten.com
## Site sections
- [All beers](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/beers): full searchable list of 105 certified gluten-free beers
- [All breweries](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/breweries): 11 dedicated gluten-free breweries
- [Beer styles](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/styles): browse by style (IPA, Lager, Stout, etc.)
- [The complete guide to gluten-free beer](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/guides/gluten-free-beer): comprehensive primer covering gluten-free vs gluten-reduced, grains used, brewing, where to buy, and the best beers in each style
- [About](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/about): why this site exists
- [Newsletter](https://www.allbeernogluten.com/newsletter): biweekly email with new releases
## Frequently asked questions
### What's the difference between gluten-free and gluten-reduced beer?
Gluten-free beers are brewed from naturally gluten-free grains like millet, rice, sorghum, and buckwheat — they never contain gluten. Gluten-reduced (or "crafted to remove gluten") beers start with barley or wheat and use enzymes to break down the gluten proteins, but residual gluten can remain and the FDA does not allow them to be labeled "gluten-free." People with celiac disease should avoid gluten-reduced beers.
### Is gluten-free beer safe for people with celiac disease?
Beers labeled "gluten-free" (under 20 ppm gluten) and brewed in a dedicated gluten-free facility are generally safe for people with celiac disease. Beers labeled "gluten-reduced" or "crafted to remove gluten" are not. The safest choice is a dedicated gluten-free brewery — every beer on All Beer No Gluten is from a 100% dedicated facility unless explicitly noted.
### What grains are gluten-free beers made from?
The most common base grains are millet, rice, sorghum, and buckwheat — all naturally gluten-free. Some breweries also use teff, quinoa, corn, chestnuts, or amaranth. Each grain contributes a distinct flavor: millet is soft and grain-forward, rice is crisp and clean, sorghum can be earthy or sweet, and buckwheat lends a nutty roasted character.
### What is a dedicated gluten-free brewery?
A dedicated gluten-free brewery produces only gluten-free beer — no barley, wheat, or rye is allowed in the facility, eliminating cross-contamination risk. This matters for celiac drinkers because shared equipment, even after cleaning, can leave trace gluten that exceeds the 20 ppm threshold. As of 2026 there are roughly two dozen dedicated gluten-free breweries i
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