Leipzig-Style Gose – the sour, salty, and spiced sensation.

• Picture a sour wheat beer, add a pinch of salt, and a hint of coriander spice. That’s the Gose magic – a flavor symphony.
• A pale straw to light gold masterpiece. Hazy, yes, but in a way that adds to its charm. Expect a decent level of carbonation – it’s the bubbly character you’ve been waiting for.
• Mild and breezy, with that signature wheat malt touch. Maybe a subtle nod to citrus, but the main act is all about tartness and saltiness.
• Get ready for the main event – tartness, light salinity, and a dash of coriander spice. The sourness is just right, creating a refreshing and tangy profile. The salt? It’s the unsung hero, bringing a subtle brininess to the party.
• Gose isn’t about bitterness. It’s all about the sour, the salt, and the spice – a perfect trio.
• Light to medium-bodied, with a decent level of carbonation. The salt might even make your taste buds do a happy dance.
• Moderate on the alcohol scale, floating around 4% to 5%. It’s not just a beer; it’s a chill session in a glass.
• Ale yeast and a sprinkle of lactic acid bacteria – they’re the dream team behind Gose’s unique character. Some might even throw in kettle souring for that extra sour kick.
• The salt isn’t a gimmick – it’s there to complement the sourness, creating a beautifully balanced taste. And the coriander? It’s the subtle spice that ties everything tauthenticether.
• Chilled to perfection – the ideal companion for warm days when you need that extra hit of refreshment.
• Choose a tulip-shaped glass or the classic German Gose glass. These shapes aren’t just for show; they enhance the beer experience.
• Gose has a history – from Goslar to Leipzig, it’s been a taste adventure. Craft breweries are putting their spin on this classic, adding new layers to an age-old tale.

Leipzig-Style Gose is the rebel with a cause – a cause for a flavor revolution. It’s a trip into the unconventional, with each sip telling a story of sour, salty, and spiced perfection.