Gluten free beer.

[Lofty123]

I've got 5.5kg of buckwheat looking to brew a gluten free beer anyone got any tips on a recipe?

[itsclinto]

Not too sure if this link is any use to you.
http://www.glutenfreehomebrewing.org/advanced_malting_tutorial.php

It explains the malting of buckwheat and other gluten free alternatives.  I've 4kg of buckwheat myself and wanted to give this a go when i've a spare second, so maybe over christmas.  Just to also say i haven't tried anything like this before or brewed with buckwheat. You could also try here for some tips http://www.homebrewtalk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=164

[Bubbles]

Have a look at this product, it's gluten reducing. Do a bit of research first though, I'm not sure if it's suitable for people with serious gluten intolerance.

http://www.whitelabs.com/other-products/wln4000-clarity-ferm-brewers-clarex

[Bubbles]

Also, looks like a good study done here:

http://beerandwinejournal.com/clarity-ferm-iii/

[Will_D]

If you are brewing for Celiacs you must get a gluten testing kit to be sure.
There may be gluten contamination in GF free grains milled in a plant that just did wheat.
A bit like peanut allergies. Even a trace can put people in hospital.

The ones I have seen come from the states and are not cheap but will perform accurate tests:

For example:
https://glutentox.com/product/gluten-test-kit/glutentox-hometest-for-gluten-at-home/

Just make sure they are a gluten testing kit and not a gluten allergy test kit!!

[cruiscinlan]

I've got 5.5kg of buckwheat looking to brew a gluten free beer anyone got any tips on a recipe?

Where did you get the buckwheat at all?

[Lofty123]

In the mottly brew glasnevin

[imark]

You can also get buckwheat in Polish shops

[DEMPSEY]

upsidedownandrew  sent me this about Gluton free beer research.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5YVZTvlTv0WWExUWldCeVlBRmc/edit?pli=1

[irish_goat]

Fella in work has a gluten free toaster. I've heard it all now.