Dark Horse Cream Stout is Not Vegan Friendly

Company email (July 2011):
"We do not use Isinglass in any of our beers. The only clarifying agent we use is whirlfloc which is a seaweed which we put in the boil. As for Tres Blueberry Stout, we do use an extract in it but none of the ingredients are animal products. The only thing in it I don't know exactly what it is, is "Natural Flavors"."

Company email (April 2011):
Our beers are all vegan friendly. The only clarifying agent we use is Whirlfloc which is seaweed that we put into the kettle during boil to help clarify the wort. Other then that we do not use any animal or animal products to clarify our products. We use old fashion time and tempature to clear up our beers and we do not filter any of our beers so they age naturally. I believe in leaving beer as it is with yeast still in solution and letting beers clear up with time and tempature. So you are good to go with enjoying any of our products. Thanks for the email and support.

Company email:
"We do not use any isinglass or animal products. The fining we use some times is bioclear which is animal product free. as for eggs, and dairy we do not use them either. We can;t say we will never use honey, but none of our products right now have honey."

Company email:
"We do not use animal products in our beers. The only fining/kettle finings we use are plant based (irish moss/sea weed). As for dairy, eggs or honey, We use lactose which is milk sugar in our cream stout. as for eggs I hope no one uses eggs in their beers. We presently do not use honey in any of our products, but I can't say we never will use honey in something "