Bayerischer Bahnhof Gasthaus & Gosebrauerei Original Leipziger Gose
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Gasthaus and Gosebrauerei Leipziger Gose
This original Leipzig beer specialty lends us the name for our brewery. Gose is a regional beer spec ... town in Lower Saxony, and the river “Gose” in this town. This beer specialty has a refreshing, slightly sour taste and is ideal for quenching your thirst. Gose is brewed with the additional ingr ...
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Gasthaus and Gosebrauerei Leipziger Gose - Half Time
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Bayerischer Leipziger Gose
Sour - Traditional Gose | 4.6% ABV Commercial Description: This original Leipzig beer specialty lend ...s us the name for our brewery. Gose is a regional beer specialty that was brought to Saxony-Anhal...
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Bayerischer Leipziger Gose - CraftShack
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Bayerischer Bahnhof Original Leipziger Gose 11.2oz
Leipziger Gose is a top-fermenting wheat beer {60% wheat, 40% barley malt} with coriander and salt a ...okes a close relationship to the renowned Lambic/Geuze breweries in the Valley Senne nearby Brussels, Belgium. The refreshing sharpness of the salt is quite subtle. The finish is dry with the la ...
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Bayerischer Bahnhof Original Leipziger Gose 11.2oz - Bine & Vine
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It is a 4.5% ABV eclectic beer whose name evokes a close relationship to the renowned Lambic/Geuze breweries in the Valley Senne nearby Brussels, Belgium.
The refreshing sharpness of the salt is quite subtle. The finish is dry with the lactic acid bacteria providing some nice refreshing undertones.
The spread of the bottom-fermenting pilsner style, as well as economic decline of East Germany under communist regime, contributed to the demise of the Leipziger Gose which was last brewed in the mid 1960s.
On July 20, 2000 Thomas Schneider (no relations to the Schneider Wheatbeer brewery in Kelheim, Germany) revived the brewing of the Original Leipziger Gose in the famous “Bayerische Bahnhof” in Leipzig.