Company email:
"(The chocolate used in our Rye Knot Brown Ale) is chocolate malt (grain) not actual chocolate. If we ever do use a chocolate in our beer it will be listed as such (and the source) on our website. Also, we do not ever add finings (fish bladders) to our cask beers. So they're cloudy but veg friendly (cause honestly its just gross)."
Company email:
"The only beer we actually use any animal product in is the Honey Wheat Pale. We only filter one beer, the 32/50 kolsch, we use DE filtration (diatomaceous earth). The Blackbeerd has no animal products and is not filtered at all. We will never use isinglass but I am not adverse at all to honey. I’m a vegetarian too so those things are important to me as well."
Ingredients listed here: http://coastbrewing.com/beers.php
Coast Brewing
Some vegan options
12 of 13 products listed are vegan friendly.
- 12 Vegan
- 1 Not Vegan
Products (13)
- 32/50 Kolsch Vegan
- ALTerior Motive Vegan
- Blackbeerd, the Imperial Stout Vegan
- DIS Dry Irish Stout Vegan
- Double IPA #2 Vegan
- Honey Wheat Pale Not Vegan
- HopArt IPA Vegan
- Porter, Smoked Vegan
- Red Legs Scotch Ale Vegan
- Rye Knot Brown Ale Vegan
- Single Hop Cascade Pale Ale Vegan
- the Boy King Double IPA Vegan
- YE SB Extra Special Bitter Vegan
What the company told us
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