RE: Deschutes Brewery Introduces Gluten Free Golden Ale

[Guest guest]

That’s great news Joe! I’m heading there

for the first time this October…I’m adding this to my list! You always pull

through with the great beer finds…keep ‘em coming!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Joe

Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 9:26

AM

Subject: [ ] Deschutes

Brewery Introduces Gluten Free Golden Ale

Portland

is one of my favorite cities. Great weekend getaway spot. Now

I have another reason to visit:

Deschutes Brewery Introduces Gluten Free

Golden Ale

http://thefullpint.com/2008/08/15/deschutes-brewery-introduces-gluten-free-golden-ale

FTA: " Although the brewery has produced a small batch of low gluten

beer before, the Deschutes brewers were so

fastidious in brewing this

new gluten free beer that they not only double cleaned the brewing

equipment, but also grew the yeast culture used to ferment the beer

from a single cell using only sorghum as its nutritional source. The

absence of wheat, barley and malt makes the brew a perfect option for

individuals with celiac disease. "

The brew will only be available at their pubs in Portland

and Bend

beginning August 21st. Yea!

--

Joe

[Guest guest]

Also if you are visiting P-town – my sister

told me about this great bakery.

http://www.newcascadiatraditional.com/

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Joe

Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 9:26

AM

Subject: [ ] Deschutes

Brewery Introduces Gluten Free Golden Ale

Portland is one

of my favorite cities. Great weekend getaway spot. Now

I have another reason to visit:

Deschutes Brewery Introduces Gluten Free

Golden Ale

http://thefullpint.com/2008/08/15/deschutes-brewery-introduces-gluten-free-golden-ale

FTA: " Although the brewery has produced a small batch of low gluten

beer before, the Deschutes brewers were so

fastidious in brewing this

new gluten free beer that they not only double cleaned the brewing

equipment, but also grew the yeast culture used to ferment the beer

from a single cell using only sorghum as its nutritional source. The

absence of wheat, barley and malt makes the brew a perfect option for

individuals with celiac disease. "

The brew will only be available at their pubs in Portland

and Bend

beginning August 21st. Yea!

--

Joe

http://sanbeiji.com/