Evil Twin Been Smoking Too Long is Vegan Friendly
by Evil Twin Brewing | |
Address: | Ole Borchs Vej 31 Valby, 2500 Denmark |
Phone: | |
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Email: | jeppe@eviltwin.dk |
URL: | http://www.eviltwin.dk/ |
Checked by: | Liza |
Double checked by: | Patrick, Øydis, Joe |
Added: | about 10 years ago |
Jimmy notes (June 2018)
"I just spoke with the brewery and here is a small list of some beers that are NOT vegan friendly.
everyday once a day give yourself an ipa
Kolata
nomader weisse
Nasty trunks
Ryan and the Beaster Bunny
SANGUINEM AURANTIACO
sour Bikini"
Joe notes (April 2018) that Bozo Beer contains lactose.
Note from Øydis (November 2014):
"I just wanted to let you know that the Imperial Doughnut Break from Evil Twin is not vegan friendly. They added 1000 doughnuts to the batch, and the they do contain eggs. Jeppe himself (the head brewer) wasn't aware that the doughnuts contained animal products, but they were bought at Dunkin Donuts, and we all know that they don't serve vegan doughnuts."
Company email (September 2014):
"We dont! We use fruit, nuts etc but none of the mentioned!"
Note from Amy (September 2012):
"I saw your listing for Evil Twin, and wanted to let you know that he did do a one-off barrel of an imperial porter with ham for an event. He wasn't just messing with you. We've interacted with Jeppe quite a bit, and he is a great guy who makes phenomenal vegan beer."
Note from Liza (June 2012):
"I didn't see Evil Twin Brewing on barnivore, so I tweeted them and they let me know that all but the ham beer (...what) are vegan.
Here's a link: https://twitter.com/1000compliments/status/218151285206163456"
[Editor's note: I can't find a list of their beers to verify they truly have a ham beer. Hey I wouldn't put that past anyone! So while they appear to be vegan-friendly, I have listed Evil Twin as Unknown for the time being.]
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