Brands of Gluten Free Vodka and Their Derivatives

As of this writing, the following brands of gluten free vodka are derived from gluten-free ingredients. This is in compliance with the TTB’s 2014 Interim Ruling on Gluten Free Labeling of Wine, Beer and Distilled Spirits. The sources of the below information include the brands’ dewebsite and/or wikipedia.

Brand	Country	Derivation
Azzure	United States	Yellow apples, wine grapes, and sugar cane
Blue Ice Vodka	United States	Potatoes; and is certified gluten-free
Bombora	Australia	Grape
Boyd & Blair	United rStates	Potato
Chase	United Kingdom	Potato
Chopin	Poland	Potato
Cîroc	France	Grapes
Cirrus	United States	Potato
Cooranbong	Australia	Grape
Covington	United States	Potato
Cracovia	Poland	Potato
Crystal Head	Canada	Peaches and Cream corn
Deep Eddy	United States	Corn
Devotion + flavors	United States	Non-GMO Corn
Dot AU	Australia	Australian sugar cane
Downunder	Australia	Molasses from Australian sugar cane
Firefly	United States	Wine grapes from Mexico
Teton Glacier	United States	Potato
Glen’s	United Kingdom	Sugar Beet
Grand Teton	United States	Corn
Hrenovuha	Russia	Horseradish, peppers, peas & garlic
Iceberg	Canada	Peaches and cream corn
Karlsson’s	Sweden	Potato
Kissui	Japan	Rice
Kleiner Feigling	Germany	Fig
L’Chaim	Israel	Corn
Lokka	Turkey	Grapes
Luksusowa	Poland	Potato
Monopolowa	Austria	Potato
Nikolai (originally made by Seagrams	United States	Corn
Okanagan Spirits	Canada	Fruit
Rain	United States	White Corn
Schramm	Canada	Organic Potato
Spud	Poland	Organic Potato
Tito’s	United States	Corn
UV	United States	Corn
Vikingfjord	Norway	Potato
Zodiac	United States	Potato
Żołądkowa Gorzka	Poland	27 herbs and fruits

Gluten Free Recipes Admin

Carolyn says:

April 21, 2015 at 10:36 am

Awesome list. Here's one to add ... Magic Moments made from Rice. Very nice vodka :)
Boguslawa Spencer says:

December 18, 2014 at 10:19 am

To my best knowledge any distilled alcohol is GF. In the process of distillation gluten is eliminated. Only undistilled alcohol like beer is dangerous for celiacs.
- Gluten Free Recipes says:
  
  December 18, 2014 at 11:00 am
  
  Boguslawa,
  
  In the U.S. the interim ruling is to not label or promote items made of gluten grains, gluten free. I assume Canada thinks differently.
  
  Carla
danletterman says:

December 17, 2014 at 10:02 am

Thanks for the list, but I think you've omitted a good one: Spud. 100% potato. I'm not in any way affiliated with the company, just a happy consumer of their 100% GF product.
- Gluten Free Recipes says:
  
  December 17, 2014 at 11:03 am
  
  Thanks, Danletterman! I've added Spud Vodka, from what it is derived and the country of origin, Poland. Thanks again!
  
  Carla