Gose
Upright Brewing Company


- From:
- Upright Brewing Company
- Oregon, United States
- Style:
- Gose
- ABV:
- 5.2%
- Score:
- 88
- Avg:
- 3.95 | pDev: 10.89%
- Reviews:
- 68
- Ratings:
- Status:
- Retired
- Rated:
- Jul 27, 2018
- Added:
- Nov 27, 2009
- Wants:
- 118
- Gots:
- 23
Based on an obscure centuries old German style that incorporates salt and coriander into a distinctly tart wheat beer with a dry champagne like finish. 2010 World Beer Cup Bronze medal winner.
Malts: pilsener, wheat, organic caramel
Hops: hallertauer mittelfrüh
Also: coriander, salt
Yeast: French saison
1st Release - January 2010
2nd Release - April 2011
Malts: pilsener, wheat, organic caramel
Hops: hallertauer mittelfrüh
Also: coriander, salt
Yeast: French saison
1st Release - January 2010
2nd Release - April 2011
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Reviewed by indesertum from New York
4.71/5 rDev +19.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
4.71/5 rDev +19.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
How the hell is this beer only an 88. If beer advocate did ratings by style this would be a solid 100 in style
Tasting from draft. Beer is unfiltered and hazy. Head is pillowy and off white
Smells clean like a gose. A little coriander but barely (only gave a 4 because goses aren't generally aromatic)
Love love love the texture on this. The lack of filtration adds this nice creamy almost velvety texture that you don't see in traditional goses.
Acid is incredibly well balanced but just enough that it's still distinictly American in style. Sugar is just enough. That hint of salt makes your mouth salivate and makes the beer brighter. Has a nice soft white peach in the background. The coriander is thoughtful and so subtle that I feel like most people would taste it and think it's familiar but not be able to pinpoint what they're tasting. I don't taste a lot of orange peel like another reviewer but it does remind me of Cointreau
This is not an in your face beer. Uniquely American but European in aim. I think this is my top two all time favorite gose after Westbrook but they're very different from each other. Westbrook is more traditional in aim and cleaner with a more watery texture. The salt in the Westbrook gose is also much more prominent which is not very traditional. This is maybe a top 10 all time favorite beer.
Mar 30, 2015Tasting from draft. Beer is unfiltered and hazy. Head is pillowy and off white
Smells clean like a gose. A little coriander but barely (only gave a 4 because goses aren't generally aromatic)
Love love love the texture on this. The lack of filtration adds this nice creamy almost velvety texture that you don't see in traditional goses.
Acid is incredibly well balanced but just enough that it's still distinictly American in style. Sugar is just enough. That hint of salt makes your mouth salivate and makes the beer brighter. Has a nice soft white peach in the background. The coriander is thoughtful and so subtle that I feel like most people would taste it and think it's familiar but not be able to pinpoint what they're tasting. I don't taste a lot of orange peel like another reviewer but it does remind me of Cointreau
This is not an in your face beer. Uniquely American but European in aim. I think this is my top two all time favorite gose after Westbrook but they're very different from each other. Westbrook is more traditional in aim and cleaner with a more watery texture. The salt in the Westbrook gose is also much more prominent which is not very traditional. This is maybe a top 10 all time favorite beer.
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