GREEN’S Gluten Free Beers are Coming Back to Beerhunter
If you’ve been waiting for GREEN’S gluten free beer to return to Beerhunter, there’s good news: it’s coming back soon and the returning range is now available to pre-order.
We’ve had plenty of customers asking when GREEN’S would be returning, and the demand has made one thing very clear — gluten-free beer drinkers want more choice.
The returning range includes GREEN’S Tripel, IPA, Dry Hopped Lager, Amber Ale and Dubbel, giving people who avoid gluten a much broader selection than simply choosing between one or two lagers.
Please note: GREEN’S is currently available for pre-order and has not yet arrived back into stock.
Why Is GREEN’S Gluten Free Beer So Popular?
One of the biggest attractions of GREEN’S is simple: the beers are completely gluten free.
For customers with coeliac disease or those who actively avoid gluten, being able to choose beer specifically produced as gluten free can make buying beer considerably easier.
It is also about choice.
The wider gluten free beer UK market has grown significantly, but lager still dominates many selections. GREEN’S offers something different, with everything from a hoppy IPA to richer Belgian-style Tripel and Dubbel beers.
That means gluten-free drinkers don't have to settle for one style of beer just because of their dietary requirements.
Browse Beerhunter’s Gluten Free Beer range
Which GREEN’S Beers Are Returning?
Five GREEN’S beers are returning to Beerhunter.
GREEN’S IPA
For drinkers who want a more hop-forward beer, the GREEN’S IPA is the obvious starting point.
It gives gluten-free IPA drinkers another option beyond lager and is ideal for anyone who prefers a beer with more hop character.
Best for: IPA and craft beer fans.
GREEN’S Dry Hopped Lager
The Dry Hopped Lager is the easiest place to start if you usually prefer crisp, refreshing lager.
The dry hopping adds extra hop character while keeping the beer approachable for lager drinkers.
Best for: Lager drinkers looking for something a little more interesting.
GREEN’S Amber Ale
The Amber Ale moves towards a maltier style, offering something different from both lager and IPA.
Best for: Anyone who prefers richer, malt-led beers.
GREEN’S Dubbel
GREEN’S Dubbel brings a Belgian-inspired style into the gluten-free range.
It's a particularly welcome option because stronger and more traditional beer styles can be much harder to find when shopping specifically for gluten-free beer.
Best for: Fans of richer Belgian-style ales.
GREEN’S Tripel
The Tripel is another option for drinkers looking beyond standard lager and pale ale.
It's a stronger, more complex Belgian-style beer and helps demonstrate just how varied a completely gluten-free beer range can be.
Best for: Belgian beer fans and drinkers looking for something more distinctive.
Which GREEN’S Gluten Free Beer Should You Choose?
| If you normally enjoy... | Try... |
|---|---|
| IPA and hoppy craft beer | GREEN’S IPA |
| Crisp lager | GREEN’S Dry Hopped Lager |
| Maltier ales | GREEN’S Amber Ale |
| Rich Belgian-style beer | GREEN’S Dubbel |
| Stronger, complex Belgian ales | GREEN’S Tripel |
| A bit of everything | Try several styles from the returning range |
This variety is one of the biggest reasons we're pleased to have GREEN’S returning.
For somebody following a gluten-free diet, having five genuinely different styles to choose from makes a considerable difference.
Is GREEN’S Suitable for Gluten-Free and Coeliac Drinkers?
GREEN’S is aimed specifically at people looking for completely gluten-free beer, making the range especially relevant for people with coeliac disease and those who actively avoid gluten.
This distinction matters to many of our customers.
Some beer products may carry allergen warnings or be produced using processes designed to reduce gluten. GREEN’S appeal is that the range is positioned as fully gluten free, without a “may contain” gluten warning.
As with any dietary requirement, customers should still check the individual product information and packaging before drinking.
Why Is GREEN’S Returning to Beerhunter?
Quite simply: customers have been asking for it.
We've seen strong demand for the range and repeated interest from people waiting for GREEN’S to return.
That demand reflects a wider issue within gluten-free beer: people don't just want one acceptable alternative.
They want the same kind of choice that other beer drinkers have.
IPA drinkers want IPA.
Lager drinkers want lager.
Belgian beer fans should still be able to choose between styles such as Dubbel and Tripel.
GREEN’S helps provide that choice.
What Other Gluten Free Beer Can You Try?
GREEN’S may be returning soon, but Beerhunter already has a wider selection of gluten-free beer covering lagers, IPAs, pale ales and mixed cases.
If you enjoy discovering different breweries and styles, our Gluten Free Beer Mixed Cases are another easy way to explore the category.
There are also Gluten Free Beer Gifts for birthdays, Christmas or anyone who wants a beer gift specifically suited to a gluten-free lifestyle.
GREEN’S Is Coming Back — Pre-Order Now
For existing GREEN’S customers who have been waiting for its return, the wait is nearly over.
GREEN’S Tripel, IPA, Dry Hopped Lager, Amber Ale and Dubbel are now available to pre-order from Beerhunter ahead of their return.
And for anyone discovering GREEN’S for the first time, the range shows that choosing gluten free beer doesn't have to mean choosing from a tiny selection.
Five beers. Five different styles. All completely gluten free.
