Hazy amber. Aroma is citrus, lemon cake, some spices. Taste is salty umami with sour fruit. Fresh and full bodied. Rather sour finish. Much lemon fruit, the yeast takes it in. Very nice.

Bottle. Hazy orange color with white head. Aroma is orange, coriander, wheat, salt. Taste is orange, spices, coriander, salt. Silky mouthfeel with medium carbonation. Good Gose!

Bottle. Milky yellow, offwhite head. Salty citric kumquat aroma. Light body, dry citric, seaweed, clementine, light spice, tide pods. Fresh and clean.

Hazy, orange brown beer with medium, quickly totally vanishing head. Aroma has sour apple and orange, salt and flowers. Taste has berries, sour apple and salt. Also some orange and sweet caramel available. Medium body. Salty and sour with some nice fruits. Good on its style, it's only a pity that this is not my style of beer.

can. clear yellow, small bubbles head. slightly sour, salty, slightly flowery, mild malty aroma. faint oranges. flavor is salty, slightly sourish, clementine juice, a somewhat leathery malty base to it, malty flavor is similar to malt candy.

Draft at Hops and Pie 12-18-15. Rated by SAM only.

Cab at Muted Horn . Amber with no head. Aroma is salted caramel. Flavour is salty orange, tangy fruit, salty, fruity, dry bitter finish

Canned 355ml. -from Beergium. Orange/golden coloured, minimal white head, coriander and whiff of white wine in the nose. Yeasty, acidic fruity, light spicy and notes of white wine with mild tartish finish. Good one.

Crystal clear light gold and copper coloured body with a pure orange glow and a nice white head that is just like soda and fades incredibly quickly. Aroma of grass, perfume, hay, light funk and a lot of soured candy with a bit of citrus and grain noticeable, but this is just about the funk, sour flavours and easy-to-drink maltiness. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and herbal funks at first that combine with the brett and other sour-based yeast that roams through this bottle, but the malt is very light, the sugars show the fruit and the funkiness with the yeast really dominating this entire beer throughout. Aftertaste shows some apricots, pure peaches, a hint of raspberries, but an overwhelming amount of dryness and funk are noticeable - no salt, no complexities similar to a gose and only a touch stronger. Overall, a pretty poor interpretation for the style and not really worth going out of your way for, especially if you enjoy the style. That said, just because a label says 'Prairie' doesn't mean it's going to be a nice beer, but probably regardless of what I say, you'll still buy this beer, pay way more than it should cost and only getting a slightly quicker/cheaper alternative. I sampled this 50 cL bottle purchased last year at Merchant's in Dearborn, Michigan on 10-December-2016 for US$10,59 sampled at home in Washington on Christmas Eve 2017 after just more than a year of aging.

355 ml. can. Hazy orange. Harsh nail polish profile that doesn’t mix with sweet candied orange peel, nail polish, varnish, harsh paint & rather salty. The harsh nail polish, paint profile etc. isn’t for me but Americans dig it hence the very high rating I suppose. Another Prairie that I don’t quite get.