Driftwood gose-uh
Driftwood gose-uh
Rated 3.150 by BeerPalsBrewed by Driftwood Brewing Company
Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaStyle: Gose
5% Alcohol by Volume
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This unique and rare style of wheat beer is called Gose, pronounced ‘gose-uh’. It was first brewed in the early 16th century in the town of Goslar where the style gets it’s name. Gose became so popular in Leipzig, that local breweries started to make it themselves. Originally, Gose was spontaneously-fermented, however brewers worked out how to achieve the same effect by using a combination of top-fermenting yeast and lacto bacillus bacteria and when the beer was filled into the characteristic long-necked bottles (illustrated on our label) the beer began a secondary fermentation where a plug of yeast would rise up the neck and naturally seal the bottle. Our version of Gose is brewed in a very traditional method (without the yeast plug) and presents as dry, tart, effervescent and citrusy. It is an amazing refresher on a hot summer’s day!
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Overall Rank | 28794 |
Overall Percentile | 48.2 |
Style Rank | 101 of 268 |
Style Percentile | 62.3 |
Lowest Score | 3.6 |
Highest Score | 3.6 |
Average Score | 3.600 |
Weighted Score | 3.150 |
Standard Deviation | 0.000 |
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Aroma: 7 | Appearance: 8 | Mouthfeel: 7 | Flavor: 7 | Overall: 7
Bomber from BCLDB Fleetwood. Light gold pour, some haze, and a brief white head. Mild aroma, wheat and lemon citrus. Mouthfeel just average. So-so flavour, lemon and wheat, maybe some salt. Last end of the bottle was better but I'm not a fan of this style (Gose) yet. Rerated from example labelled as "Cry Me A River Gose". A happier result, mega cloudy pour of yellow, under an enduring creamy white head. Spicy and yeasty aroma, and so was the flavour. Improved mouthfeel and finish.