Ireland huh? I wonder if you can find a source for sorghum somewhere? If you can, just substitute the sorghum for malt extract 1:1 and brew it like normal....or you can look through the gluten free forum for recipes and I have some in my dropdown...
I know there is a link to a kit somewhere on here from a guy named androshen but I don't know if they could ship to you.
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Racked it tonight and it is smelling great and tasting rather promising ....
THanks a million for this Link ,, will pass this onto my Supplier and see if i can get this ,, will you let me know how you get on with it ,, im finding it hard to get gluten-free beer here in Ireland and very few supplier in The USA and Uk will send to Ireland ,,
Having commercially available gluten free beer is not really a beneficial thing ... my wife and I have at least 4 different brands we could choose from. We have tried them all and can assure you that they are all overpriced (about twice the cost of a regular beer) and *very* disappointing to taste.
Those 2 reasons are why I ventured into homebrewing in the first place.
After my first batch, based on lcasanova's American Brown Ale recipe, I am hooked on both the cost and (more importantly) the taste.
I am trying the kits in order to broaden my horizons, so to speak, but will no doubt simply continue buying the ingredients and just duplicate the kits if I like them as they are expensive also. I figure I can duplicate this current kit for only half the cost.
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I have developed a gluten free beer for my wife. Won second place at the Santa Cruz County fair for specialty beer. You can get the recipe from breworganic.com (Seven Bridges brew supply Co-op.). 800-768-4409 This brew came out like a Belgian Wit. Now working on new variations. Brewed from Buckwheat.
I have developed a gluten free beer for my wife. Won second place at the Santa Cruz County fair for specialty beer. You can get the recipe from breworganic.com (Seven Bridges brew supply Co-op.). 800-768-4409 This brew came out like a Belgian Wit. Now working on new variations. Brewed from Buckwheat.
For what its worth, I looked on this site and couldn't find anything. They do not have malted buckwheat, although they do have toasted buckwheat.
THanks a million for this Link ,, will pass this onto my Supplier and see if i can get this ,, will you let me know how you get on with it ,, im finding it hard to get gluten-free beer here in Ireland and very few supplier in The USA and Uk will send to Ireland ,,
For what its worth, I looked on this site and couldn't find anything. They do not have malted buckwheat, although they do have toasted buckwheat.
I work here E-mail us at BREWORGANIC.COM or call 800-768-4409 we have the supplies & recipe. Give me your e-mail & i'll sent it too you, recipe has malting instructions.
I work here E-mail us at BREWORGANIC.COM or call 800-768-4409 we have the supplies & recipe. Give me your e-mail & i'll sent it too you, recipe has malting instructions.
this might be a dumb question. but how does one go about malting a grain AFTER toasting it. i thought that the process of toasting KILLED the grain
is there a Gluten free beer kit available
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