Bottle. Pours a hazy yellow color with a small white head. Has a fruity sour tart aroma with weak hints of juniper. Fruity sour tart salty juniper flavor. Has a fruity malty sour tart salty finish.

Bottle, 5%. Clear golden with medium white head. Aroma is malt, berries, spices, herbs, little lime, little salt and wheat. Flavour is malt, wheat, spices, lime, lemon, herbs, little citric, berries, little salt, medium dry, medium sweet and a little bitter.

Bottle from Mikkeller Bottle Shop, Aarhus. Clear dark yellow with a white head. Aroma is sweet, wheaty, citrus and coriander. Flavor is medium sweet and moderate bitter. Dry and moderate bitter finish with lots of salt. 041116

750mL undated, drunk 8/3/16.
Hazy, near-cloudy, dull-brass-golden body is topped by a very large, off-white head that shows very strong retention for a gose.
Tons of coriander in the nose, but the spicy character is all you get, with no astringency, that being blanketed/softened by the big salinity and juicy juniper. Almost a bubble gum-like character to the nose, though I think that’s just the mix of the adjuncts. Soft grains, honey, biscuit, white bread and such all prevalent in the aroma with a very mild lactic character. I like that it’s mostly about the yeast, malt and adjuncts here, not the lactic addition. Big minerality with light coriander and fruitiness lingering. No alcohol or flaw.
Very salty in the mouth, with the salt rounding/softening the beer and removing any potential bite from acid, be it juniper, coriander or lactic-derived. Seems very full, with the tight, fine carbonation additionally contributing to its perceived fullness. Moderate spiciness on the back-end, with honey, sweet sponge cake and easygoing yellow fruits/bubble gum. Saltiness lingering. The full, salty texture coupled with the sweet malts do get a bit much after a while, but it’s certainly unique and not your average half-assed American gose. A stronger dryness would really make this exquisite.