Gose

750 ml bottle shared by theiste, thanks Tim, and sent by bvc. It pours with a beautiful medium head (has a nice sound, crackles as the head fades). The body is cloudy, almost no clarity yet a slightly radiant yellow. Aroma is not what I think of as a Gose. Instead its sweet esters and sweet Belgian dough (I am almost sure this is a Belgian yeast, so not to style). Flavor is similar with a dominant sweet, Belgian ester. The only traditional aspect is at the very end there is a mineral and drying aspect. As it warms a bit of a "wit" character comes out, so coriander and orange peel. Good stuff but not really a Gose in my mind.

Bottle Pours out hazy straw topped with a nice white head. Aroma is of lemon, salty, wheat, and spice. Taste more of the lemon and some fruit notes. I think this maybe wrong on the site it is posted as a Traditional ale???

Bottle from Suzy Greenberg - thanks Ben. Pours dishwater gold with a foamy white head. Smells grassy and citric. Medium body; sharp carbonation. Flavor is lightly citric/herby and somewhat funky. A bit salty? Pretty nice.

Bottle thanks to Ben! Poured a cloudy yellow with a thin white head. Aroma had a nice combination of citrus floral and grainy malt notes. Flavor was light with floral and citrus notes and a bit of a saltiness. Really worked nicely.

750 ml bottle sent my way by bvc. Pour is a hazed golden yellow, bordering on murky. A one inch white head falls slowly, with slight lacing. Aroma is wheat grain, light coriander citrus spice, and salt - the salt is muted but present. Taste is slight sour citric coriander initially, along with the wheat and finishing with salt. The salt is mild initially, but more pronounced as it dries out the finish and the beer warms. Palate is medium, coats the mouth a bit, then dries out. I’m not sure how traditional of a Gose this is, but its still a cool beer, thanks a bunch for this one Brandon.