Can a 12pack of other Pickle beers. Poured a golden yellow color with a medium sized white head. Like Pickle, the aroma was big cucumber. There was a light pepper aroma to it, but not overly hot. I've had spicy beers and this really didn't smell all that much like a spicy beer. Cucumber juice with some coriander, dill and some very light spice. Maybe not the best beer to have in the middle of winter, this would probably hit really well during a hot day during the Summer.

Can. A- Dill, pickle juice, mild chilies. A- Golden orange color, clear liquid, off white head. T- Chilies, dill, pickle juice. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- I loved their original pickle gose and this was no exception. Literally tasted like drinking Famous Dave's spicy pickles juice. The dill is probably the most present of the herbs and adjuncts. The chilies are definitely there but not so spicy you can't drink it. A bit acidic but that's expected. Not too sour or tangy either. This is a novelty beer but one that I wish would have a longer shelf life because I'd love to have some around for when that craving hits.

Hazy golden color with a medium thin white head that burns away steadily to a film. Short strings of lace. Aroma of cucumber, peppers, wheat and malt. Light-bodied with flavors of salty pickles, spicy pepper, wheat and biscuit malt. The finish is spicy and salty with a pickle and pepper aftertaste. Pretty good overall.

Refrigerated 16 oz. aluminum can poured into a cup. Aroma is strong pickle, light body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is strong pickle, tart, and salt.

Urban Artifact Pickle Gose with a shitload of jalapeno. (Might be other peppers involved, but the profile is pure picked jalapenos.) Peppers drown out pretty much any other aspect of the beer, which is somewhat impressive, considering how much cucumber comes forward in the original version. Pure novelty, worth trying. Once.