Company Email:
"We do not use any isinglass or fining agents in our product. Two of our seasonal beers use animal products. Our Milk Stout uses lactose sugar and our Honey Wit obviously uses honey."
Company email:
"We do not use any isinglass or animal products to fine our beers we just condition and filter. We do use dairy (Lactose - Milk Sugar) in about half our stouts so you might want to ask if we are serving a Milk Stout or check our web site for a beer description. Right now we are serving an Oatmeal Stout which does not contain lactose. The next rotating stout is a Coconut Stout which does contain lactose."
The Church Brew Works
Some vegan options
10 of 13 products listed are vegan friendly.
- 10 Vegan
- 3 Not Vegan
Products (13)
- Church Brew Works Celestial Gold Vegan
- Church Brew Works Cherry Quadzilla Vegan
- Church Brew Works Coconut Stout Not Vegan
- Church Brew Works Herbal American Wheat Vegan
- Church Brew Works Honey Wit Not Vegan
- Church Brew Works Milk Stouts Not Vegan
- Church Brew Works Millennium Trippel Vegan
- Church Brew Works Pious Monk Dunkel Vegan
- Church Brew Works Pipe Organ Pale Ale Vegan
- Church Brew Works Rotating Blast Furnace Stout Vegan
- Church Brew Works Saaz Monster Vegan
- Church Brew Works ThunderHop I.P.A. Vegan
- Church Brew Works Unholy Matrimony Vegan
What the company told us
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