Gluten Free Beers

At The Wild Beer Co, we believe that drinking beer should be a fun and flavourful experience for everyone – but what if you have an intolerance for gluten or wheat?

With 1 in 100 people in the UK struggling with gluten-related medical conditions like coeliac disease, it’s only fair to create gluten-free beer so they can enjoy the magic of our delicious craft beers, too.

We’re known for focusing on fermentation and unique flavours in our brewing process, so we do our best to bring those exquisite aftertastes to the GF beer market. Why should you miss out when you could be drinking our gluten-free pale ale?

While these beers are still made using barley, we reduce the gluten content during production to less than 20ppm (parts per million) – making it safe and tolerable for beer drinkers with coeliac disease or those following a gluten-free diet.

Whether you’re looking for gluten-free lager with a malt base or low-gluten beer with a fruity spritz, you can enjoy drinking beer responsibly with our coeliac-friendly beer selection. 

Gluten-Free Craft Beer

We’re proud to provide two of our most popular Wild Beer Co flavours with reduced gluten, so anyone is free to appreciate our delectable brews.

When you want something closer to a classic malt beer, you can take it to the next level with our aromatic gluten-free pale ale. Available in single cans or packs of 6, 12, or 24, Bibble gluten-free craft beer is the perfect gateway beverage for those new to our products.

For something lighter in the spring or summertime, our POGO Spritz is the perfect gluten-free fruit beer. Zesty and refreshing, you can let the tropical tastes of passionfruit, orange, and guava linger on your tongue comfortably without worrying about the gluten content.

We welcome everybody to try our tasty and thoughtfully brewed craft beers, so don’t forget to browse more of our alternative beers for those with other dietary concerns – including vegan beers and low-alcohol beers.

We’re always working on alternative brewing processes and willing to try new things at Wild Beer Co, so watch this space for more gluten-free craft beer options in the future.  

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