Bottle at home. Pours opaque golden with an orange hue and no head. Nose is salt, citrus zest, bready malts. Taste is moderataley spicy salty, and bready malty. Closes with salty and bready finish, has light body. Not bad at all but pretty plain.

Bottle from Drankenhandel Leiden. Aroma is tart citrus with lemon and some mandarin. Wheaty malt. Flavour is tart and a bit salty, mild sour. Medium body. Enjoyable, I like the touch of mandarin.

Clear gold bod sml wht head. Spicy tart fruity arma. Tart floral flav. Med bod mod high carb. 7/3/6/3/12 3.1

Refrigerated 12 oz. brown bottle poured into a cup. Golden with small white head. Aroma is tart, light/medium body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is tart lemon and salt.

Crisp and very clear, but ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a tall and quite soapy pure white head, about five centimetres tall. Aroma of tart, soured, funk with a lot of dry, almost saison-y like qualities from some subdued yeast and a bit of coriander seed noticeable without any salt/brine components, at least in the nose. Light-bodied; Very salty and briney flavours up front with an ultra-light malt backbone noticeable along with some wheat and a lot of dry, grassy flavours that hit with some lemons and limes and a tart yeast finish that really showcases the salts. Aftertaste shows a dry finish with a lot of the funk and lemon flavours with a hint of light salt and a very easy-drinking and almost thirst-quenching finish. Overall, a good enough gose with a relatively dry profile, but still the salt, tart and light citrus flavours show through as you'd expect them to. Nice to sample and a good beer after a marathon, even though what I asked for in my growler was an Imperial IPA! I sampled this thirty-two ounce growler fill on draught from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 24-October-2019 after finishing the USMC Marathon 2019 here in Washington for US$8,00.