Salty Bog Cranberry Gose
Silver Moon Brewing

Can from Hops & Bottles. Orange golden pour, small bubbly head. Gose essence in the aroma, yeast, salt, sweet. Cranberries come through in the taste, blending wonderfully with base and salt. Mildly tart, plenty salty

 

Lightly hazed gold with two fingers of ivory head.
Smell is fruity and bready malts.
Taste is tart fruit cranberries with a fair malt support.
Mouthfeel is medium with good carbonation level. The finish is dry and balanced.
Overall a tasty gose. Canned on 05/28/19.

Thanks to Dan for this. 12oz can poured into 14oz teku. Poured a lightly cloudy pinkish-brown color with just a cap of off-white head that had no retention or lacing.

Light grain, fruit, and salt on the nose. Same on the palate. The body was the expected light, was crisp, and finished dry. Drinkability was fine, but not outstanding. Overall, a nice enough brew that would have benefited from a bit bolder cranberry presence. probably worth a shot if you see it.

Poured into a stange.
The appearance was a glossy pink color with a sly transparency about it. Some carbonation could be seen rising to fill a modest finger's worth of white foamy head. The head dissolved fairly quick and didn't leave any lace.
The aroma had a fabulous blend of sweet to tart cranberry meshing with some sour-ed wheat and a touch of salt backing that up.
The flavor did a wonderful job of blending the sweet to the tart and allowing the salt come in nicely. Sour-ed wheat gets pushed back here. Nice aftertaste of cranberries, salt and a light touch of lemon.
The mouthfeel was about light bodied with a crushability almost like I barely witnessed before in this style, damn, I think I could pound about 30 of these or maybe I feel like I could do that.
Overall, this was so needed today. My hat goes off to Silver Moon, over there in Oregon, thanks for helping me bear this crushing heat right now.

 

As one would expect, this thing pours pink. Deep pink with an orange tint, but pink. Luckily, I'm in the mood for thirst quenching and easy drinking more than anything else, and this looks like it was intended for just that. A pink influenced white and foamy head sits above, but only for a minute before giving in to it's Seltzer like inspired, clean, bubbly, and clear qualities. No lasting head, absolutely no lace, no worries.

Guess what. This smells exactly as you'd imagine. Tart cranberries, water impregnated with salt, and just a light hint of crushed wheat. Maybe a squeeze of lime.

Fittingly, it tastes as such, as well. I hate to be repetitive, but cranberries, salt water, and wheat. I will say that the cranberry does in fact take a slight back seat, which is nice, but not much more going on here.

The body is light, crisp, dry, and lively with carbonation. Clearly salty and tart, but with a mild fruity balance. Most importantly, it's refreshing and rediculously easy to drink.

I'm a fan of the Gose style, particularly an original, though fruited suits me just fine. I'd easily kill 12 of these in one day if I was out working in the yard, however today, I'm laying on a couch in my backyard staring at some trees and the sky with a slight breeze blowing on a 70° day. Ah what the hell... I'll have a few more.

Cheers.