Is your booze vegan?
It might seem weird at first, but your favourite drink might have more than just alcohol in it.
Brewmasters, winemakers, and distillers may include animal ingredients in their products directly, or they might use them in the processing and filtration.
When making the product, dairy, honey, and other things (including, in one case, a whole chicken dropped in the tank) are ingredients in the final recipe.
When filtering the drinks prior to bottling, companies can use things like isinglass (from fish bladder,) gelatin, egg whites, and sea shells, among other things. These products grab onto the impurities and make it easier to catch them in the filters, though there are many animal-free alternatives in use.
These ingredients don't usually show up on the label, so the only way to find out is to ask.
The Barnivore Vegan Alcohol Directory is here to help.
Our 944 entries have been checked and double checked by the Barnivore community and are gathered here for you to enjoy, and maybe submit a check of your own.
Recent updates
- Ascot Ales Has Some Vegan Options
- Allendale Brewing Company Not Vegan Friendly
- Atlantic Brewery Vegan Friendly
- Arran Brewery Has Some Vegan Options
- Sole Bay Brewery Not Vegan Friendly
- Adkin Brewery Not Vegan Friendly
- Anglo Dutch Brewery Not Vegan Friendly
- H. Weston & Sons Vegan Friendly
- Art Brew Beer Not Vegan Friendly
- Abbeydale Brewery Not Vegan Friendly
