Misc is wild irish rose or cisco gluten free

[lemongaga]

i can't find this information anywhere!! forgive me if i'm posting in the wrong section!! Please tell me if wild irish rose or Cisco has gluten in it! Thanks. I'm assuming it does, but has wishful thinking that it doesn't!!

 

[lemongaga]

sorry for all the exclamation points. That's embarassing...

 

[homeydontplaythat]

dude, you totally made my day. this is so absurdly funny. if you are so conscious about your health i advise you to drink something other than bum wine.

 

[dokomo]

I am simultaneously amused and saddened. There is probably NO information on that anywhere.

 

[hydroazuanacaine]

OP could have celiac disease or something like that. though, concerning her question, i have no idea.

 

[Captain.Heroin]

Maybe you could call the manufacturer?

Why exactly does it matter if you don't mind me asking?

 

[artaxerxes]

I couldn't help myself from trying to find the answer to this question. According to gluten-free living sites (4 or 5 that I checked), the biggest risk of encountering gluten in wine is barrel-aging because many barrel manufacturers use a wheat-based glue to seal barrels.

Well, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that Cisco is not barrel-aged. The oak notes would interfere with the fine Kiwi-Strawberry essence that so delicately permeates the nose of the finest Cisco. Wild Irish Rose is not aged at all and it's made in steel tanks, so you're probably okay there too. Would it be too risky to test a very small amount to see how your body reacts?

 

[Captain.Heroin]

Thanks for answering that!

I think that this pretty much ties up the OP's question, and seeing as it's a pretty basic question, I'll go ahead and close this.