A golden ale with no head. In aroma, sweet biscuit malt with grassy floral hops, light mineral notes, OK. In mouth, sweet fruity malt with Epsom salts, light Brett, light lactic notes, light oxidation, OK. On tap at Maxfield, Potsdam, NY.

Bottle: Poured a coppery with white head. Aroma is sweet sticky malt. Really sweet in the tongue and mellows towards end.

Crisp, very clear golden and lightly peach coloured body with a thinnish, pure white head that fades very quickly. Aroma of oranges, limes, brine, salt, coriander seed, wheat, yeast and a dose of flowers. Light-bodied; Strong salty flavour of brine with some grass, hay, flowers and hibiscus around, but the coriander seed, wheat and yeast flavours dominate along with a dose of tart and fruity notes towards the end. Aftertaste shows a nice and pure, easy-drinking, slightly briny, but very flavourful beer with some grapefruit and citrus notes as well, but the limes and orange notes show through and leave the finish, slightly fruity and sweet, but crisp and salty, in a good way. Overall, a nice and interesting beer that shows well as a gose, that still has a lot of fruity and tart notes, but the salty and brine components are the strongest. The easy-drinking nature of the wheat and coriander seed make this even nicer. I saw that the beer came from Jordan and wanted to try it - and I'm very glad I did! I sampled this 33 cL bottle purchased from Leuken's Liqours in Clearwater, Florida on 14-April-2019 for US$2,99 sampled in my hotel room here in Lake Buena Vista, Florida on 15-April-2019.

Bottle from Andover Liquors. Pours a brilliant deep golden color without much of a head. Light tart lightly salty with a solid sweet bready malt underneath. Its not quite as tart as I was expecting, but clean and flavorful.

11.2 oz. bottle. A mildly hazy golden / orange color. Aroma is coriander, saline, wheat. It is as advertised. Salty character, tart grapefruit, slight coriander finish. What it should be, as expected.

Bottle at home this brewery makes it here regularly so figured this seemed interesting. Lovely dark pour one finger head. Nose is dark fruit, cola, and coffee. Tastes are coffee, dates, plums, cola, molasses, light spice. Some boozy heat at the end. Not too sweet and the local Jordan ingredients are nice touch.

Draught at books@cafe. Grapefruit with a medium head, good lacing. Aroma of crushed grapefruit. Flavour is sugary fruit, bitter orange, tangy base. Bittersweet finish.

Draught at books@cafe. Gold with a solid head. Aroma of grains and malt. Flavour is lemon malt and hop, light fruity base, nice session bear.

Draught at Books@cafe. Honey gold with a medium head. Aroma of honey malt. Flavour is light spiced bitter malt, fruity, dry bitter finish.

From a 33 cl bottle. Pours a clear gold with a scant off white head. Aromas of grapefruit and corriander. Flavors are tart white grapes and a bit of bitter citrus peel.