Gluten free beer at Morrisons: what it stocks, and what it does not

Morrisons does sell gluten free beer. That is the short answer. The longer answer is that as of June 2026 the range amounts to roughly 10 confirmed lines, every single one of them gluten removed from barley. There is nothing naturally gluten free here at all.

That matters. Not because gluten removed beer is inherently unsafe, but because a coeliac shopping at Morrisons who wants to avoid gluten removed beer entirely has no option at all. The shelf does not broadcast this. The “gluten free” label on every can gives no hint that the drink inside started life as ordinary barley beer.

So yes: Morrisons sells gluten free beer. It covers the mainstream lager brands. If you drink cold lager and gluten removed beer works for you, you can shop here. If you want anything else, you will need to look elsewhere.

What Morrisons actually stocks

The table below covers every beer we confirmed as stocked at Morrisons online as of June 2026. Promotional prices were active at the time of research but will move. Pack sizes shown are the formats we could verify.

Beer	ABV	Pack	Price approx, June 2026	How it is made gluten free
Peroni Nastro Azzurro GF	5.0%	4x330ml	around £7.50	Gluten removed (enzyme)
Stella Artois Gluten Free	4.8%	4x330ml	around £6.25	Gluten removed (enzyme; Coeliac UK certified)
San Miguel Gluten Free	5.4%	6x330ml	around £5.95	Gluten removed (under 10ppm; ELS certified)
Daura Lager	5.4%	4x330ml	around £6.00	Gluten removed (Clarex enzyme; independently tested under 20ppm)
Daura 0.0%	0.0%	4x330ml	around £5.00	Gluten removed, alcohol free
BrewDog Punk GF	5.4%	4x330ml	around £6.50	Gluten removed
Kirkstall Virtuous Session IPA	4.5%	4x330ml	around £6.75	Gluten removed (Clarex enzyme)
Vocation Heart and Soul Session IPA	4.4%	4x330ml	around £6.50	Gluten removed (Clarex enzyme)
Skinny Brands Premium Lager	4.0%	4x330ml	around £5.50	Gluten removed (under 10ppm; Coeliac UK certified)
Skinny Brands Premium Lager	4.0%	12x330ml	around £15.00	Gluten removed (under 10ppm; Coeliac UK certified)
Evan Evans CWRW	4.2%	500ml bottle	around £3.10 (4 for £7.50)	Gluten removed (enzyme; under 20ppm)

Bellfield Brewery secured a Morrisons listing in England and Wales in 2018 and was stocked in some larger stores, but we could not confirm the Lawless Village IPA or Bohemian Pilsner as active online range in June 2026. It may still appear in some physical stores; check in store rather than relying on the website.

Our verdict on the range

Thin. Mainstream led. No naturally gluten free options at all.

The four mainstream lagers, Peroni, Stella, San Miguel and Daura Damm, are the dependable core of what Morrisons carries. If you drink lager and gluten removed beer is fine for you, those four will always be here. The Daura 0.0% added in April 2026 is a useful option for drivers or anyone reducing alcohol, because a properly tested alcohol free lager with a clear gluten removed process is not easy to find.

Past that, the range falls away quickly. Three craft options in Kirkstall, Vocation and BrewDog. One Welsh ale (Evan Evans CWRW). A low calorie lager in Skinny Brands. No stout. No porter. No pale ale. No gluten free craft beer of any real breadth.

Compared to Waitrose, Sainsbury’s or Tesco, Morrisons is at the thin end of supermarket gluten free beer coverage. It has the mainstream lagers that every supermarket carries, and little beyond them.

The thing the shelf will not tell you

Every beer in the confirmed Morrisons range is gluten removed. Not naturally gluten free: gluten removed.

The process works like this. The beer is brewed from barley in the normal way. Before packaging, an enzyme (usually Brewer’s Clarex, or a similar proprietary treatment) is added to break down the gluten proteins until the beer tests below 20 parts per million, which is the legal threshold for a “gluten free” label in the UK. Peroni GF, Stella GF, San Miguel GF, Daura, BrewDog Punk GF, Kirkstall Virtuous, Vocation Heart and Soul: all barley beers, all enzyme treated.

For most people this is fine. For coeliacs it is more complicated. The standard ELISA test used to measure gluten in food and drink struggles to accurately read the broken peptide fragments left behind after the enzyme process. The test says the beer is below 20ppm. A meaningful number of coeliacs still react to it. The science here is not settled, and the risk varies person to person.

The alternative is naturally gluten free beer: brewed from grains that never contained gluten in the first place, such as millet, sorghum, buckwheat or rice. Those beers do not have the same residual peptide concern. Morrisons does not stock any.

We explain the full picture in our guide to gluten removed versus naturally gluten free. It is the single most important thing to understand before trusting a supermarket’s gluten free shelf. At Morrisons the issue is sharper than at most, because 100% of the confirmed range is gluten removed. There is no naturally gluten free fallback at all.

What we would actually buy, and where

From the Morrisons shelf itself, if gluten removed beer works for you, Daura Lager is the pick. It is independently tested well below the legal threshold, it is a well made lager, and the price is reasonable. Daura 0.0% is worth knowing about if you want an alcohol free option. Of the craft picks, Kirkstall Virtuous and Vocation Heart and Soul are both solid session IPAs, and the 2 for £10 multibuys bring them into competitive territory.

If gluten removed beer does not agree with you, Morrisons cannot help. The entire range is off limits.

That is the broader problem with using a mainstream supermarket as your main source for gluten free beer. Morrisons carries what the major brand sales teams can push through a national buying process. The naturally gluten free pale ales, the gluten free IPAs, the independent breweries that have built their entire output around being safe for coeliacs: none of that makes it onto a Morrisons shelf.

Our beer directory is where you find that. Over 260 beers across dozens of breweries, with the gluten free method clearly stated for every single one. For a convenient four pack of lager on a Morrisons run, fine. For the rest of what gluten free beer can be, use the directory.