Non-Traditional Gose Beer

I got this three weeks ago when I was in MLPS, it was fine, but not worth ordering online or really going out of your way for. I picked it up at Four Firkins.

 

I caught the Gose bug as well... So far out of maybe 8, my favorite has been Westbrook, followed by Troublesome.

 

I have no idea if it is related, but at least here in Kansas bottles are supposedly sitting in a distributor warehouse based on some label approval issue with the state ABC.

 

A traditional Gose that I find on tap from time to time is Leipziger Gose; I enjoy drinking that beer.

Cheers!

 

I thought the Troublesome from Off Color was pretty meh. I also thought it was much closer to what I'd consider a "traditional" gose than it was to something like say, Westbrook's.

 

For a non-traditional one, try to the Cascade summer gose. I think they make other goses as well, but this is the only one I've had and it was really good and "non-traditional."

 

MadTree in Cincinnati OH just released a Blackberry Gose that was delicious. I think its only a local draft thing though.

 

I didnt find it tart or salty enough. Kind of reminded me of an average low acidity Berliner.

 

Some people like traditional. Troublesome has been one of my go too beverages this summer, I love the stuff.
I like Westbrook's too, but sometimes it's too sour to be as refreshing as something like Ritterguts, Lipziger, Lost Nation or Troublesome.

 

Completely agree. But OP was asking specifically about non-traditional ones. I'm just saying I think Troublesome is much closer to what I consider traditional with it's toned-down, not so in your face favors.

 

Maybe @Stevebeergeek would enjoy:http://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/boulevard-releases-hibiscus-gose.199048/

Cheers!

 

ISO Gose Gone Wild, if anyone is willing... I have some stouts or others brews for trade.

 

Never had a beer that lived up to the hype as much as Gose Gone Wild did. It's just fantastic.