750ml bottle at Josh. Aroma is very pleasant, citrusy, some apricots notes. Although taste is not rich at all despite it is with the same notes.

Bottle - Bright light grapefruit and salty notes. Cloudy yellow gold with a decent white head. Bright grapefruit, soapy notes and salt. A little too salty maybe, but still nice.

750mL bottle shared by blisscent on 3/18/16.
Pours a very hazy dull brass with a good amount of white head atop that slowly recedes to cover.
Brett and lactic acid are joined by very soft citrus rind and bright citra hops adding must, tangy lemon juice and various pithy notes. Nothing aggressive here, nor is it heavy in any one category. Soft funk, citrus, light biscuity/nutty malts and a pinch of salinity/seawater character for good measure. No alcohol or flaws.
In the mouth it’s equally reserved on the grapefruit, with light astringency from the actual grapefruit and tons of floral characteristics from the yeast. Hops add light lemon and mild bitterness while there’s tons of wheat chewiness and a lot of dough. The doughiness is a bit problematic, but I’m not sure if that’s just the bottle not being allowed to rest after being transported from purchase, or if the beer comes off that way. Lactic acid sourness on the end is moderate and the carbonation is mostly tight and the body creamy-to-oily with some wateriness contributing to drinkability. Would like to try again.

Bottle thanks to Josh. Pours a hazy gold with small white head that lasts. The aroma is pepper, clove, grapefruit. Medium mouth, pepper, wheat, grapefruit, light tartness, dry, very good.

This was poured into a stange.
The appearance was a hazy pale yellow with a light transparency enough to allow some carbonation to be seen rising. A one finger white foamy head started and hung around for a good minute. Lacing is spotty yet foamy here and there.
The smell had a huge amount of grapefruit running into sweet to bitter citrus rind. Sweet pulp of grapefruit smacks a super light pine underneath. Sour citrus is really light.
The taste takes all of the previously mentioned flavors and melds nicely. Salt is barely there, so it tastes even more refreshing than other goses. Sticky bitter to sour lemon /grapefruit aftertaste leads into the finish.
On the palate, it runs light and refreshing subjugation my tongue to sticky sour sweetness. Personally, it feels great to me.
Overall, as much as I like this beer for what it is to me and what Lost Nation did with it, I can’t quite right call this a true gose. To me, it’s a really good Berliner Weisse.

Bottle at Matt’s. Cloudy yellow color, white head. Aroma of earthy grapefruit, light pineapple. Taste is earthy but also a bit salty with mixed citrus. OK.

A hazed blonde Gose with a thin lacing white head. In aroma, sweet fruity butterscotch candy, floral and smooth. In mouth, a strange concoction, with light lemony notes, light salty notes, light butterscotch which doesn’t belong, OK. On tap at Vermont Tap House.

Pours hazy pale yellow into a snifter. Sour citrus aromas. Soft with citrus and yeast front to back. Lasting mild sour citrus finish.