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Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

Anyone else into sour or Gose beers? I have recently realized that I love them. Haven't had too many, but the few I have had are fantastic. Any suggestions on ones to try.

My favorite so far is the Dogfish Head SeaQuench Ale Session Sour.

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bgz
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8 years ago

Yuck, fking disgusting.

Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

Yuck, fking disgusting.

bgz wrote:

I thought the same thing until I tried a few. I don't like the overly fruity ones though. Those just taste like candy and are just too sweet.

They are a good counter to the stouts and porters I like so much. Sometimes it is nice to have a lighter beer. Since I can't stand IPA's or anything domestic, these fill a good spot for me.

jjanecka
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8 years ago

If you like Göse, you might want to look out for Grodziskie/Gräzter beers which use smoked wheat malt and regular malt. They have very similar profiles to Göse.

bgz
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8 years ago

I've tried em, that's why my response was what it was.

Buckwheat
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8 years ago

Yuck, fking disgusting.

bgz wrote:

Having just one is more than one too many. I think it's a hipster thing to say you actually like them because you have to have an advanced palate to truly appreciate them. NO THANK YOU!! [ram27bat]

RMAN4443
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8 years ago

Having just one is more than one too many. I think it's a hipster thing to say you actually like them because you have to have an advanced palate to truly appreciate them. NO THANK YOU!! [ram27bat]

Buckwheat wrote:

^+1 Yuck!!!! Not my cup of tea, er beer#-o 🤦

jjanecka
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8 years ago

Yeah no Buckwheat a lot of breweries make Chitty göse. It's a hipster thing to drink cheap beer and to not know what the f'ck they're drinking other than marketing hype.

Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

The Southern Tier Imperial Cherry Gose was pretty good. My buddy didn't like it, but I enjoyed it. Also liked the Platform Orange Blossom Gose.

ZRX1200
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8 years ago

#10

Firestone Bretta Rosé is a good intro sour.

There's many small batch companies out here that do only sours. I like them when they're not too vinegary.

Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

#11

ZRX!

tailgater
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8 years ago

#12

Firestone Bretta Rosé is a good intro sour.

There's many small batch companies out here that do only sours. I like them when they're not too vinegary.

ZRX1200 wrote:

What? Douches?

tailgater
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8 years ago

#13

Oh, and
DILLY DILLY!

tailgater
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8 years ago

#14

Not a fan of the sours, but I'd try anything from Firestone.

Speyside
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8 years ago

#15

You might also enjoy lambic, or gueuze beer.

Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

#16

You might also enjoy lambic, or gueuze beer.

Speyside wrote:

I have had a couple lambic beers that I like.

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#17

Firestone make rubbers right?

bgz
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8 years ago

#18

Ya, but Michelins are better, better traction with a 30k stroke warranty on them.

tailgater
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8 years ago

#19

Firestone make rubbers right?

teedubbya wrote:

Been there...

Ewok126
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8 years ago

#20

Firestone Bretta Rosé is a good intro sour.

There's many small batch companies out here that do only sours. I like them when they're not too vinegary.

ZRX1200 wrote:

I know that every one likes to save money and all. People do try to cut corners but Brother Z, you need to tell your women that HOMEMADE AND DIY IS NOT ALWAYS THE BEST WAY TO GO!

So quit being a tight ass and give the ladies the extra few bucks so they can quit trying to make their own vaginal wash! [gonzo]

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