375ml @ Sales Force. Appearance: hazy blonde with a white head. Aroma: lots of botanicals, wild notes, some barrel. Taste: very acidic, some unriped berries. Overall: too sour, not good.

Cloudy gold with a small white head. Lemon, lime and briny barrels. Soured apricot and citrus notes and a long sour finish.

375mL bottle, pours a hazy pale golden blonde with a tiny white head. Nose is fairly funky, with plenty of funk, tart citrus, some apricot, light salt, and coriander. Flavour is fairly salty and tart, with tart citrus, light apricot, and some oak. There's some nice bugs here, but it's a little too citrusy and acidic. All in all, good.

Cloudy gold with a small white head. Citrus and some barrel notes. Light acid, touch of funk and citrus. Nice nose but favor falls short.

375ml @ Sales Force. Appearance: hazy pale golden with a white weak head. Aroma: barrel, fermented vegetable, wild yeasts, creamy-vanilla notes coming from the barrel. Taste: along the same lines, moderately acidic. Overall: ok.

375mL bottle, pours a hazy pale golden with a small white head. Aroma has a nice oak barrel character, light barnyard, and lots of bugs -- not exactly gueuze-like, but close. Flavour is fairly acidic, with lots of oak, some bugs, light citrus tartness, and a bit of barnyard funk. Not convincing as a lambic, but there's some nice wild yeast character. Tart, tangy, with some nice bugginess. Good, but not close to an authentic lambic, nor all that interesting or complex a sour.

On tap at Madison Crossing Lounge. Pours copper. Biscuit, grapefruit, toffee, strawberry, dry biscuit finish. Medium body. Decent.

On tap at the Slippery Otter. Pours gold. Grapefruit, peach, Palma violets, fair bitterness. Medium body. Decent.

Bottle. 2020 vintage. Aroma salt, blackberries and mild acid. Flavor is a spot on representation of what it should be. Tart blackberry, mild lactic acid, mild pucker in the finish. Nice blackberry Gose.

Perfectly clear golden coloured body with a thinnish, one to two centimetre tall pure white head that stays afloat for a long time and fades to just a thin layer after a few seconds. Aroma of bright grassy and hay-like notes with some biscuits, light yeast, bread and a good dose of sugar from honey (seemingly) noticeable at the end with a very distinct crispness as well. Light-bodied; Light grassy and floral components start this off nicely with a strong green tea flavour and some moderate honey sweetness on top of the very crisp malts that show the hay-like notes and a biscuity finish with a touch of alcohol noticeable here as well. Aftertaste shows the dry malts, a lot of yeast and breadiness and some subdued herbal elements, all with a lihgt sweetness from the honey and even some extra caster sugar thrown in with a tiny bit of lemoney acidity at the finish as well. Overall, a pretty nice, dry and light beer that has a good deal of flavours and a moderate complexity, all easy-drinking with the crisp level of sweetness to make this good for the summertime, in Montana of course, but even in the hot city of Washington, during the middle of summer! I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Bullwinkle's Liqour Store in West Yellowstone, Montana on 29-July-2020 for US$1,67 sampled just over a year later at my house here in Washington on 11-August-2021.