I'll say it so you don't have to
You could advertise this yourself. Most breweries reasonably decide not to: any gluten claim arrives tied to a caveat that undercuts it, and nobody wants to print doubt on a can. The cost of that choice is that people hunting for exactly what you already brew never find you. Off Label is not the brewery, which is exactly why it can state the fact plainly: sourced to your own confirmation, without becoming a claim you went out and made. Listings are earned with evidence and always included.
Disclosure: Off Label may earn a commission from some outbound links on this site. No placement is sold today; Featured Partner placements are always labeled as such. Neither ever affects a listing's verification tier or whether a brewery appears in the directory.
For breweries
Use the enzyme? Get found for it.
If you brew with Clarity Ferm or Brewers Clarex — whether or not you say so publicly — tell me. I record it as your confirmation, sourced and dated, linking your site, your beers, and your testing exactly as you state it. It reads as independent research rather than a claim you went out and made, which is the entire point. A correct listing is included permanently, for every brewery, not just early ones. Being listed correctly is not something I charge for, now or later.
For retailers
Stock these beers? Be the answer to “where”.
Everyone who lands on a beer page got here searching for something they can actually drink. Every page has a “Where to buy” section that links straight out to retailers' own sites and apps. Off Label never handles the sale. Tell me what you stock and you get listed across the beers you carry.
The fine print, stated plainly: a correct listing is always included, nothing here is for sale today, and if a placement is ever paid it will be labeled, will never imply an independent ranking, and cannot buy a verification tier or a gluten answer. Listings and tiers come from evidence only — see the methodology. I reply to everything from hello@offlabelbeer.com.