The Salty Lady

Hazy golden coloured body with a thin, super fast-dying pure white head. Aroma of sour grapes, pure lactic and citric acid with some light wheat and grass notes, a hint of yeast and some pure bread as well. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong wheat and definite salt qualities in this one with a good malt backbone with a lot of effervescence, some subtle herbal elements and a lot of freshness and quite a good bit of sour notes, all with a large and supportive yeast flavour. Aftertaste shows a lot of sour, a ton of salty and a very nice malt backbone that doesn’t usually show up in this style. Overall, a very nice gose with more alcohol than usual, but perhaps that’s why this one is so good - because it has malt and character instead of bowing out at 4,0% abv, this one hits like a real beer - almost a belgian single or similar in flavour to an unblended fresh gueuze or a faro lambic - nice to sample and definitely worth trying if you can find this! I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Spec’s Liqour in Dallas, Texas on 01-September-2015 for US$2,52 sampled at home in Washington on 09-June-2016.

Draught, small creamy head, cloudy lemon yellow color, aroma of lemon with some vinegar and a funky yeasty hint in the back, lemon flavor with some herbal tea, grapefruit some funkiness and saltiness and a tropical fruit hint, light mellow sourness, feels extremely fresh. an excellent original gose, i really liked it.

Can. Pours cloudy arnold palmer, medium fizzy white head, dissipates quickly leaving a bit of lacing. Aroma is dust, lemons, wheat, sea air. Flavor is light tart, lightly salty, guava interestingly enough, lemon, wheat. Light body. This one has a real fruitiness to it, lots of guava, light on the salt actually, could pass for a Berliner. Really tasty.