pours gold from can. Nice hints of lemon, lime mixing with the sea salt. pleasant.

Lota of juicy lemon. Super tangy finish. Golden pour with good head. Tangy finish. Tart but not too sour. Pretty rich. Can.

Can. Drank from can. Lime, lemon, Sprite, but maybe an off brand version. Medium body. Decent.

From a skinny ass can, this stuff is better than expected. Citrus is there and its quite bubbly. Even enjoyable. However, there is this odd spice thing lurking in the background. Unique at times. A much smoother beer than what I was expecting from sixpoint. Most of the SP brews I've had were totally on yer face and over the top. This one is much more civilized.

Pours amber with a bubbly white head. Aroma of tart tropical fruit. Taste has pineapple, lemon. Palate has salt elements, tart and fruity with lime. Good.

Clear golden coloured body with a peach glow, and a thinnish, single to two centimetre tall pure white head. Aroma of brine, salt, light pineapple, grass, hay and a mellow touch of lemons. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and citrusey flavours with a dash of brine, salt and some subdued floral notes that show a light wheat and yeast profile along with a touch of mellow lime zest and a dose of soft tart acid at the end which gives the entire beer a mouth-watering and puckering quality, especially at the finish. Aftertaste shows some of the brine and salt notes at first with a larger hit of the limes, moreso than the lemons, but a dose of wheat and very soft coriander seed, in terms of freshness, all coming through in a nicely packaged and thirst-quenching product. Overall, a good gose that is on the light side and bordering with a berliner weisse, but the salt and pure citrus notes are strong, in a good way that make this enjoyable throughout. I sampled this twelve ounce, tall can, purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 23-June-2019 for US$1,59 sampled at home in Washington on 06-November-2019 after a hockey game.

can. decent Gose from a solid brewery. big citrus, good saltiness. Solid beer

12 ounce can. Medium gold pour. Frothy beige head. Tart citrus nose reminiscent of Sweet Tarts. First sip brings sour lemon-lime and salty notes. A bit like a Margarita without the Tequila. Pleasant enough, though not memorable.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 7/25/19. Hazy amber, thin white head, fair retention. Aroma of lime popsicles, lemon, salt, pale malt. Taste is lime, grapefruit, lemon, salt, pale malt. Thin-medium bodied, no bitterness, mild salt, tart, crisp. Solid.