Cask at Churchkey. Clear amber color with a reddish tint, see pic and menu please. Aroma of boozy butterscotch and cherry. Taste is sweet caramel, tart cherry, booze. A big beer.

Cask at Churchkey. Cloudy deep golden color, edge bubbles. Aroma of peach and peach pits. Taste is pitty peach nd pine. Interesting.

Cask at Churchkey. Cloudy golden yellow color. Aroma has pineapple, tannins, grapefruit. Taste has smooth vanilla, grapefruit, ginger, pineapple. Lots of ingredients, but the taste is smoith and straightforward.

Cloudy yellow color, see pic please with menu for verification. More grapefruit than ginger in the taste, but ginger is more foreward in the nose. Refreshing and the combo works.

Canned 4/7/16, drunk 7/24/16.
Light haze to this muted gold body. Small white head is thin and shows low retention.
Nice peachy fruitiness with moderate salinity, soft, creamy malts and biscuity, light wheat. Very solid with no flaw or alcohol.
Floral and lightly cidery, with soft lactic character, low carbonation and a good maltiness. Nicely attenuated. Not overly salty or sour and light and easygoing for a good summer quencher. Like the lingering lemon juice character...

12 oz. can thanks to AdamChandler. Cloudy yellow color, no head. Aroma is late citric acid sour wheat and mineral water.

The flavor shows mild levels of lemon, salt and lactic acid. The flavor follows the aroma with a mild level of citrus. The aftertaste has a low level of lactic acid. Lower levels of lemon juice and sour wheat.

Poured from can thanks AdamChandler hazy lemon thin white head. Aromas of salt sour lemon and slight spice. Taste is tart lemon with hints of salt very refreshing and a nice palate cleanser. --- Beer merged from original tick of Old Pro on 23 Jul 2016 at 20:31 - Score: 7

Hazy yellow lemonade colored from a can. smells light with a little coriander and sea salt is really present. Great mouthfeel. downright refreshing with lemon juice, salt. fantastic overall flavor and really clears things up after all of those imperial stouts

Crisp clear golden and lightly caramel coloured body with a thin, fast-dying pure white head. Aroma of sour grapes, light malt, yeast, lemons, citrus, salt and a touch of cherries - very nice. Super light-bodied; Great super sour flavour at first with lemons, sour grapes, cherries, salt, yeast and funk all noticeable initially. Aftertaste shows some nice robust lemon, citrus, yeast, wheat, cherry, lemon and puckering sourness - very nice and surprisingly complex for such a light and unassuming beer. Overall, a very nice gose, perhaps one of the best i’ve ever had - a flavourful beer with not much alcohol and especially no body - which makes it easy to drink a lot of these, and that’s fine, given they have so much flavour and especially a lot of sourness. Definitely a nice beer worth trying to find and/or get if at all possible and you like the style. I sampled this 32 ounce growler fill (as well as a twelve ounce can from another store) purchased on draught from Whole Foods in Fair Lakes (Fairfax), Virginia on 16-July-2016 and had the last bit of the growler on 21-July-2016 for US$5,00 and it still stood up - in a very nice way.

Can thanks to Adam at RBSG lobby share. Pours a cloudy yellow with small white head that lasts. The aroma is salt, lime zest, wheat. Thin, tart lemon, salt, wheat, crisp, crushable, very good.