Can vegans drink alcohol?

Question

if yes, any kind? or are there certain brands of booze that are vegan and others you cant have?

Answer 1

http://www.vnv.org.au/site/index.php?opt...

I hope this helps

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Answer 2

They can, but they avoid those wines and beers which have been produced using fining  or filtering agents which are not vegan. Those commonly used are:

Gelatine - from bones and connective tissues of cows or pigs

Isinglass - from fish swim bladders

Chitin -  from shells of crabs or lobsters

Casein -  from milk

Albumin - from egg whites

Ox Blood

There are vegan alternatives; this site lists thousands of beers, wines, spirits, liqueurs and mixers and tells you if they are vegetarian, vegan or neither:

http://www.veggiewines.co.uk/index.htm

Answer 3

Some beers have fish oil in them, but this is only some of them.  Other than that I don't see a problem with booze.

Answer 4

Vegan - n.  Indian word meaning "bad hunter".

heh, heh.

Answer 5

Generally vegans lead to ethical life. There would be exceptional for certain cases that you see. Could be a beginner.

Answer 6

Vegans can. Any kind. Unless there's booze out there with added animal derived ingredients that I've never heard of, but that's highly unlikely. Raw foodists however, cannot drink alcohol.

Answer 7

I think they can. Alcohol isn't derived from animals, so it shouldn't go against their beliefs