A nice and refreshing zesty orange Gose, which is quite sour, but nice. A lot of sediment, but ultimately I think this is the best Gose I have tried.
Sampled from: Can
Country of Origin: Denmark
ABV – 3.8%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 3.5/5
A Gooseberry Gose. . . Its got a slight fruitiness to it, but ultimately its the salty, standard flavour I associate with a gose that comes through the most. Fresh, but not great, for me at least.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 4.1%
Would I recommend? No
Would I buy again? No
Rating: 2/5
Well, its a black forest gose! its fruity with that distinctive saltiness associated with a gose as it goes down, its nice, refreshing and something different, but I’m still not 100% on the whole gose flavour. . . Not really my thing.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 6%
Would I recommend? For trial purposes, sure.
Would I buy again? Probably not
Rating: 3/5
Only the second Gose I have tried. Its bitter, but not as bad as these super sour beers that are popular at the moment, it definately has an orangy taste to it, and its just generally not all that bad.
Sampled from: Bottle
Country of Origin: Estonia
ABV – 5.5%
Would I recommend? Yeah for something different
Would I buy again? Possibly
Rating: 2/5
Wow, what an interesting one, so I had to look up what a “gose” is. . . its a Geraman, traditional whitebeer, generally quite sour, and claims to be one of the oldest styles of beer ever produced.
As for this example. . . The first thing that hits you is a super-sweet caramel sort of smell. . . but thats where it ends!
Its quite fruity, and you can taste a saltiness to it, but more than anything it is quite sour.
Honestly, Ive never tasted anything like it and it definately wasnt awful, therefore I am going to have to geive it a solid 3/5!
Sampled from: Can
Country of Origin: USA
ABV – 6.5%
Would I recommend? Yes, definately worth a try
Would I buy again? Yes, for something different
Rating: 3/5
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