Hello, I'm an expert in fantasy lore and mythology. Let's delve into the concept of "hobgoblin gold" and its relation to dietary preferences.

In fantasy settings, "hobgoblin gold" often refers to treasure that is cursed or has some magical property that makes it difficult for non-hobgoblin creatures to use or keep. It's not a type of gold that can be consumed or categorized by dietary restrictions like vegetarian or non-vegetarian. Gold, in any context, is an inedible metal and not a food source. Therefore, the concept of it being vegetarian or not is not applicable.

However, if we were to entertain the idea metaphorically, considering that hobgoblins are often depicted as creatures that might not adhere to the same dietary restrictions as humans, and gold is not a consumable item, it would be a moot point to discuss whether hobgoblin gold is vegetarian.

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"Hobgoblin (bottle and cask )still has Isinglass finings used in the processing. The organic beers ( all bottle ) are suitable for vegans - Scarecrow, Duchy old Ruby ale, and Brakspear Oxford Gold." ... Yes, I can confirm that Scarecrow is vegan.read more >>