Margarita Gose

Saures Säftchen

Slightly hazy golden and light amber coloured body with a copper glow and a very thin, fast-fading single centimetre tall off-white and tan head that goes down to nothing just a few seconds later. Aroma of salt, limes, tequilla, oak, cedar and a dash of grapes with a light dose of malts and tartness here. Light-bodied; Strong pungent 'margarita' like notes of tart limes, salt, brine and dry grassiness with a light touch of woodsie notes, especially an oaky and cedar-like finish that makes the brine much more potent, but the soured and tart lime flavours punch through, especially at the end, with a nice hit of mouthpuckering sour qualities at the very end. Aftertaste is very mellow, but enjoyable and super easy-drinking with the brine, sour limes, tart lemons and grassy qualities that bring out a bit of pungency from the tequilla-like notes that has a bit of a warming quality, but the with sugars and tartness, this still goes down very easily. Overall, a nice and enjoyable gose with a real briney, salty finish, but the tartness and soured fruit that balances things out nicely and leaves a good complexity, especially for the style. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from the Department of Beer and Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 10-July-2020 for US$2,24 sampled at my house here in Washington on 09-November-2021, after visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at ANC on the 100 year anniversary of the tomb itself with my son.

Slowly carbonating unclear gold body. Spiced & vegetal aroma. Medium bodied, smooth & sharp with a clean dry back. Bitter, citrus, cucumber & vegetal tastes with salty sour finish. Refreshing

Can, 355 ml, from and with Andrew Banks (thank you!), at Sébastien Bertrand, savoured on August 28, 2020; eye: golden, clear, no effervescence, no head, no lacing; nose: salt, malt, light marine; mouth: salt, malt, light marine, lime, finale in salt with presence of lime, light body, good carbonation, slightly sweet, slick texture; in summary: fine FRANÇAIS
Canette, 355 ml, de et avec Andrew Banks (thank you!), chez Sébastien Bertrand, savourée le 28 août 2020; œil : dorée, limpide, pas d'effervescence, pas de mousse, pas de dentelle; nez : sel, malt, léger marin; bouche : sel, malt, léger marin, lime, finale en sel avec présence de lime, corps léger, bonne carbonatation, très légèrement sucrée, texture coulante; en résumé : bien

12 fl.oz can. A hazy bright golden beer with a white head. Aroma of tart lime fruits, guava, salt. Taste of tart lemon, lime, citrus, sour fruits, salt, nice cocktail mix!

Can. A- Lime. A- Dull orange color, hazy liquid, minimal fizzy head. T- Lime, salt, tangy. P- Light body, average texture, high carbonation, balanced finish. O- Honestly this tasted like a Bud Light Lime-Rita series thing. Not impressed but not a drain pour. Just very unconvinced this is where it should be.

On tap at German American Society Wurst Bier Fest in Hamilton, NJ. Bright gold color. Brief white head. Tart citrus aroma hints at lime. Flavor follows nose. Tart lime, untimely orange and pear. Crisp, dry finish.

Can.I not a big fan of Gose, but I must say this was not bad at all.Dark golden colour with small white head aroma of orange and lime and at the end the salt not was there like it must be so by style UG.

12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 11/28/20. Hazy orange, large fizzy white head, good retention. Aroma of lime and salt, pale malt. Taste is tart lime, grapefruit, salt, pale malt. Medium bodied, juicy, crisp.