Can you drink alcohol if you are allergic to yeast?

Answer 1

I am over the age of 21 and I have severe celiac disease. I just need to know what I can and can't drink when I go out and order something from the bar.

don't drink under 21!

In general, avoid beers and stick to wines, ciders, and hard liquors. The first two are made from fruit juice while the last, while sometimes made from grain alcohol, is pretty much stripped of gluten when it's distilled.

Answer 2

Redbridge is indeed Gluten-Free, being made (by Anheuser-Busch) from sorghum rather than malted barley. Other GF beer includes Bard's Brew (also made from sorghum) and Ramapo Valley Brewery's Passover Honey Beer (which is also, as the name would suggest, kosher for Passover).

Wine is made from grapes, and so is gluten-free. Brandy is distilled wine, and so is also OK.

Rum is made from sugar cane and tequila from cactus, so both are gluten-free.

Vodka is traditionally made from potatoes, and so would be gluten-free, however almost all brands today are in fact made from grain and so should not be consumed by someone with celiac.

Answer 3

While I would double check with an allergist before consuming them, there are many Alcoholic Beverages that do not use corn or sugar cane.

Scotch, Irish Whiskey, Sake, wine, SOME Vodkas (check each one) are made from potatoes, Tequila, Brandy/Cognac/Armagnac, Ouzo, Grappa, etc.

Answer 4

The only common factor in the many hard liquors on the market is the alcohol. So anything with alcohol would trigger the allergy. If you are allergic to alcohol, don't drink any alcoholic beverage.

Answer 5

well saying how alcohol is a poison, just dont take 200 proof but if you are more-so than other people, dont take any alcoholic beverages

Answer 6

You can, but it isn't advisable. You would probably end up with diarrhea (including squirting water) and throwing up. You probably wouldn't want to do it again.

Answer 7

u should not drink alcohol at all.

Answer 8

None. Beer is made using yeast.

Answer 9

Wheat beer