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For the US, here's a list:

  • Anchor Brewing--All products (thanks Amy!)
  • Anderson Valley
  • Anheuser-Busch
  • Arrogant Bastard (Stone Brewing Company)*
  • Barley's
  • Beach
  • Beck's
  • Bell ’s Brewery--all beers (thanks to Drew!)
  • Big Dog's Hospitality Group
  • Blue Ridge
  • Brick
  • Brooklyn Brewery (all vegan except cask-conditioned ale)**
  • Buffalo Bill's Brewery in Hayward, CA (thanks Angelica!)
  • Carlsberg-Tetley
  • Columbus
  • Courage
  • Dallas County
  • Dempsey's
  • Deschutes
  • Dock Street
  • Dogfish Head Brewing (thanks Amy!)
  • Dubuque
  • Eddie McStiff's
  • Fremont
  • Fullers
  • Genesee Brewing Company
  • Golden Pacific
  • Grant's Yakima (but Grant's Apple Honey Ale uses honey)
  • Greene King
  • Grolsch
  • G. Heileman
  • HighFalls Brewery (Genesee Brewing Company)
  • Irons
  • James Page
  • Jones Street
  • Lakefront
  • Latrobe (Rolling Rock)
  • Legend Brewing (Thanks Richard!)
  • Les Brasseurs du Nord
  • Lost Coast
  • Mad River
  • Manhattan Beach
  • Masters Brewpub & Brasserie
  • Miller
  • Miracle
  • Nelson
  • Nevada City
  • New Belgium Brewing Co.
  • North Coast
  • Nouveaux Brasseurs-Bar L'Inox
  • Odell
  • Onalaska
  • Oranjeboom
  • Otter Creek
  • Otto Brothers'
  • Pacific Hop Exchange
  • Pennsylvania
  • Pete's
  • Pyramid Ales
  • Ragtime Tavern
  • Rainier
  • Richbrau
  • Rogue Beers
  • Roslyn
  • Sam Adams Cream Stout
  • Samuel Smith
  • San Andreas
  • Saranac
  • Scottish & Newcastle
  • Shan Sui
  • Sharky's
  • Shepherd Neame (**except for cask-conditioned ale, which contains isinglass)
  • Sierra Nevada
  • Silo
  • Sleeman
  • Sonoma (Dempsey's)
  • Spinnakers Brewpub
  • Sprecher
  • Star
  • Steelhead
  • Stone Brewing Company*
  • Summit Brewing Company
  • Table Rock
  • Telluride
  • Thames Valley
  • Treaty Grounds
  • Triple Rock
  • Truckee
  • Umpqua
  • Upper Canada
  • Vaux Brewery
  • Victory Brewing Company (all bottled or standard keg products)
  • Weeping Radish
  • Whistler
  • Whitbread Beer
  • Woodstock
  • Young & Co.

* Thanks, Joe.

**A word about cask-conditioned ale from Stephen Hindy, co-founder and president of Brooklyn Brewery:

Are your beers vegan?

Yes; we don’t use any finings, except in the cask-conditioned ales, which are less than 100 kegs a year and served at only a handful of bars. The rest of our beers are vegan.

Cask-conditioning is an English technique, a special way of packaging the beer in a keg. When the beer comes out of the fermenter—out of the kettle—it goes into a cask—which is like a keg, instead of a tank, and you add the yeast in the cask and then you put a bung (a cork, except made of wood), and it ferments actually in the keg. When the fermentation stops, you add the finings—we use fish extract—and you seal it up again. And the fermentation—conditioning—completes in the keg, instead of in a tank. This is a traditional English style, and there are only three bars in the city that can even serve this, like the Blind Tiger, d.b.a., and the Gingerman. If a bar serves cask-conditioned ale, it’s usually on only one tap, and everyone knows that that’s the cask-conditioned tap, I mean it costs more money.  (Satya Nov./Dec. 03)

 


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