A German gose kettle soured with a little sea salt. The fruit, herb or spice additions change two to four times a year.
Where to get it
Around Durham and nearby towns.
- At the taproom
- Cans to go
- Bars and restaurants
- Bottle shops
Poured at the RTP and downtown Durham taprooms and sold in cans and crowlers to go at the downtown location. The brewery says a handful of Triangle bottle shops, bars and restaurants also carry its beer. The pages do not name those stores, so check with the brewery before you go.
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Aroma
Lemony tartness with fruit or herbs, depending on the batch.
Appearance
Pale and cloudy.
Taste
Tart and refreshing with a light salty edge and seasonal fruit or spice.
Overall
A tart, refreshing sour that changes with the season.
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- Brewery site
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