Is Peach Twisted Tea Gluten Free?

No, Peach Twisted Tea is not gluten free as it contains barley malt. The presence of barley malt, which is derived from barley grain, makes it unsuitable for those following a gluten-free diet.
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Is Peach Twisted Tea gluten-free?

Peach Twisted Tea is not certified gluten-free. It contains malt which is derived from barley, a gluten-containing grain.

Does the peach flavoring contain any wheat-based ingredients?

No, our peach flavoring is gluten-free and contains no wheat-derived ingredients.

Could the malt in this tea trigger my celiac symptoms?

Malt in tea typically contains gluten and can trigger celiac symptoms. If you have celiac disease, it’s best to avoid malted tea and choose gluten-free alternatives.

Is there cross-contamination risk during production with gluten-containing products?

Our facility processes both gluten and gluten-free products, but we have strict segregation protocols and dedicated equipment to prevent cross-contamination.

Has anyone with celiac had a reaction to Twisted Tea before?

Twisted Tea contains barley malt which contains gluten, so it is not safe for people with celiac disease.
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