They're not world-class, but they all taste basically like beer.
Oddly, they're all quite strong: most are 6%, and the remaining one (a lager) is 5%. There's more than one manufacturer involved, which makes me wonder if there's something fundamental about gluten-free brewing that requires the beer to come out stronger than average...
and cunningly avoided telling us whether any of them were any good.
(Not that it'd do me personally any good; I don't drink beer, gluten-free or not. But it struck me as curious.)
Oddly, they're all quite strong: most are 6%, and the remaining one (a lager) is 5%. There's more than one manufacturer involved, which makes me wonder if there's something fundamental about gluten-free brewing that requires the beer to come out stronger than average...