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Saxon gluten free beer(by Carlsberg)?

  • 04-07-2012 9:06am
    #1
    toby2111
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    Reckon I've a yeast/gluten allergy which is a pain cos I love me beer!!Did a bit of research,saw yeast and gluten free beer like Estrella Daura and Greens.All seem very pricey(and reviews are mixed on how they taste!).
    Came across Saxon beer,brewed by Carlsberg-http://www.saxonbeer.com/
    Interested to know if anyone has seen this around?Or any other decently priced yeast free beer?
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  • #2
    BeerNut
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 11,975 Mod ✭✭✭✭BeerNut


    Pretty much every mass-produced lager will be yeast free.

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  • #3
    toby2111
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    Pretty much every mass-produced lager will be yeast free.

    So is Carlsberg etc yeast free?I thought most lagers here contained yeast,wheat,gluten?


  • #4
    BeerNut
    Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators Posts: 11,975 Mod ✭✭✭✭BeerNut


    No wheat. Gluten: yes probably. The yeast will all have been killed and filtered out.

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  • #5
    Mr Simpson
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    Before you cut out beer etc, go to your GP, they can do a blood test to confirm or deny your suspicions.


  • #6
    Colonel Sanders
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    mmcn90 wrote: »
    Before you cut out beer etc, go to your GP, they can do a blood test to confirm or deny your suspicions.

    Good idea. My wife was sure I'd an allergy to wheat as I was having awful sinus problems. Turns out it was a mild infection that had never been treated. Dose of anti biotics & I was fine. Dr confirmed no allergy & I can drink beer again!


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  • #7
    toby2111
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    Yeh,I'll go to GP next week,fingers crossed its just an infection!!Don't fancy having to give up the few beers!


  • #8
    Mr Simpson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,332 ✭✭✭Mr Simpson


    toby2111 wrote: »
    Yeh,I'll go to GP next week,fingers crossed its just an infection!!Don't fancy having to give up the few beers!

    I thought I was Coeliac, turned out to just be a bad virus. Went to the GP, had the results the following day.


  • #9
    hardCopy
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    If you're getting checked make sure you get a proper anti-body test done. There are a load of spoofers these days offering all sorts of food intolerance tests that aren't worth a damn. My own dad got fleeced by one of these on referral from his own GP.

    http://www.coeliac.ie/coeliac_disease/getting_diagnosed


  • #10
    Mr Simpson
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    hardCopy wrote: »
    If you're getting checked make sure you get a proper anti-body test done. There are a load of spoofers these days offering all sorts of food intolerance tests that aren't worth a damn. My own dad got fleeced by one of these on referral from his own GP.

    http://www.coeliac.ie/coeliac_disease/getting_diagnosed

    Good point, my gp actually took the blood tests and sent them to a hospital lab. I wasn't referred to anyone else


  • #11
    yoyo
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    toby2111 wrote: »
    So is Carlsberg etc yeast free?I thought most lagers here contained yeast,wheat,gluten?

    All alcohol drinks have yeast, particularly beers, ciders and wine. I have a yeast intollerance myself and even small amounts of beer will repeat on me the next day. Only had 5 cans and a chinese last night (msg is full of yeast) and don't feel great today, :mad::mad:

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  • #12
    Tube
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    yoyo wrote: »
    All alcohol drinks have yeast, particularly beers,
    Mass produced beers have been filtered to within an inch of their lives. 0.5 micron filters are physically too small for 99.99% of yeast to pass through.
    yoyo wrote: »
    (msg is full of yeast)
    MSG is Mono Sodium Glutamate, a chemical, just like Sodium Chloride. There is no yeast in either.


  • #13
    yoyo
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    Tube wrote: »
    Mass produced beers have been filtered to within an inch of their lives. 0.5 micron filters are physically too small for 99.99% of yeast to pass through.


    MSG is Mono Sodium Glutamate, a chemical, just like Sodium Chloride. There is no yeast in either.

    I went to an expert who informed me beer has yeast in it, maybe not a huge amount, but enough to upset people with intollerances. Same as there yeast in msg (I think yeast extract is part of MSG). The fact that I wake up after having a chinese or meal full of msg feeling bloated (no alcohol either) means that it effects me, and I have a yeast intollerance. Fwiw I had 5 cans the following day/no meal with a lot of msg and felt fine,

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  • #14
    Tube
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    yoyo wrote: »
    The fact that I wake up after having a chinese or meal full of msg feeling bloated (no alcohol either) means that it effects me,
    Not really scientific tho, is it? Maybe you have a problem with yeast, and something else, like MSG itself.


  • #15
    blindside88
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    Thought I was caoeliac (prob not correct spelling) a couple of years ago, went on a gluten free diet, had blood and scope tests and came back negative, consultant suggested I change my beer, changed from heineken to carlsberg and not a bother since, try change your beer in the mean time while your waiting for results


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