Bayerischer Bahnhof Original Leipziger Gose fusto 20 Lt. (KeyKeg)

It is a top-fermented beer produced with a high percentage of wheat (at least 50-60%); the association Germany-wheat might instinctively make one think of a Hefeweizen, but there are some fundamental differences: the yeast used to make a Gose has little character, the Edict of purity (Reinheisgebot) is violated as spices (salt, coriander) are used, and there is a more or less marked lactic acidity due to the presence of lactobacilli. The result is a pale, light and acidic beer, very thirst-quenching and refreshing. In the glass it is golden, with a nice cap of foam, white, creamy and compact, with good persistence. The aroma is surprisingly strong and clean, with evident floral, citrus and apple scents and a discreet, slightly saline minerality; the spacing of the coriander is barely perceptible. In the mouth there is a great balance made of bread and honey, citrus fruits, some notes of banana and coriander; the taste is fresh and fragrant, the salinity and acidity are rather contained and constitute only nuances of the beer, rather than its main characteristic. The result is a light beer, simple and very easy to drink, very smooth and discreetly carbonated. The light acidity makes it particularly thirst-quenching, fully respecting the balance and rigor typical of the German tradition: sweet, sour and salty alternate without any excess, giving shape to a beer that can be easily enjoyed even by those who might be frightened by reading the words "salt and acid".

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