We are very proud of our beer. Great care and effort is invested in the production of our 100% gluten-free ales.  The styles and range we offer, are unmatched by any other US gluten-free brewer. So when our beers are recognized by the Craft Beer Community, we love to share it.

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In the 2014 LA International Beer Competition, New Planet Raspberry Ale was awarded GOLD in the Gluten-Free Category, that was loaded with tasty competition. This is the second straight win for our beer.

You can see the full results HERE

NOTE: in 2013 we swept the Gluten-Free Category! Look HERE for the full story.

Hops for Habitat

When:   July 19th – 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Where:  Plains Conservation Center

              21901 E. Hampden Ave., Aurora, Colorado 80013

What:    Collection of Local Brewers, Wineries and Cider makers to support a great cause.

For full details visit the OFFICIAL WEBSITE

GF Gallop

The Denver-Metro Chapter of the Celiac Sprue Association is hosting the third annual gluten-free run/walk to raise awareness of Celiac Disease and gluten intolerance.

New Planet Beer will be at the finish line helping celebrate your achievement!

This year will combine the Gluten Free Gallop with the Annual CSA Picnic at Clement Park in Littleton,CO on Saturday June 21, 2014. 

Mark your calendars! Register now below.  All proceeds will benefit celiac research, helping to start the Celiac Facility at Children’s Hospital here in Colorado, and giving gluten free food to food banks that can accommodate this special diet request. 

REGISTER HERE

Full event details available at the OFFICIAL SITE

Meet The Winner of the C.D.F. VIP Experience:

Congratulations to Michelle!

Michelle entered the Celiac Disease Foundation – Facebook contest to win two free VIP tickets to our National Conference & EXPO with airfare and accommodations provided by CDF Proud Sponsor New Planet Beer.  Michelle is our lucky winner, and we are delighted for her and her husband to attend the Expo,  June 7-8 in Pasadena, CA.

Michelle smiles as she is happy to feel better on the gluten-free diet!

Michelle’s passion for health and wellness, and staying on a strict gluten-free diet will be an inspiration for many.  Michelle shares her story about how she found out she had celiac disease:

I was a middle school teacher for five years, but I left in 2008 because I felt burnt out.  Unknown to me at the time, I had celiac disease,  though I left my job because I thought teaching was taking a heavy toll on my health.

In February of 2010, I was diagnosed with gluten intolerance.  The nurse practitioner that I was seeing at the time gave that diagnosis without testing me.  I struggled with the gluten-free diet.  I felt better almost immediately but found it difficult to not lapse on it.  In August of 2012, my endocrinologist had me tested for celiac disease.  We both thought the test would come back negative, instead it came back a very high positive for celiac disease.  At this revelation, I realized that even a little bit of cheating on a gluten-free diet for me was not okay. I got very serious about maintaining a gluten-free diet and my health has improved tremendously for it.  I write a blog called “My Road to Good Health” about my journey with autoimmune disease (both celiac disease and hypothyroidism) and exercising.

On June 6th, the weekend of the CDF event, my husband and I will celebrate our 22nd wedding anniversary.  We currently have two black labs and a cat.  All our pets, past and present are rescued.   We enjoy bicycling and riding our motorcycles.  I also enjoy taking yoga classes, reading and photography.  I turned 50 years young on May 25th.

We are so excited for Michelle and her husband to attend the CDF National Conference and Gluten-Free EXPO!

Cheers!