Sesma Salobre is a vibrant and exceptionally refreshing Gose that provides a modern, fruit-forward twist on the historical style. The sensory experience is led by a distinctive, bright aroma of fresh watermelon, harmonizing with the citrusy, herbal spice of coriander. Its unique orange-amber hue distinguishes it from traditional yellow examples, yet it maintains the classic hazy appearance. On the palate, a clean lactic sourness provides a mouthwatering snap, perfectly balanced by a restrained salt character that enhances the fruitiness. The finish is bone-dry and highly effervescent, leaving a crisp mineral quality that defines this sessionable ale.
Appearance.Orange-amber color (approx. 7–9 SRM); moderate white head with tight bubbles and fair retention; hazy and unfiltered appearance.
Aroma.Moderate intensity featuring clean, lactic tartness and a distinctive light watermelon aroma; low doughy wheat malt; bright, citrusy coriander notes; no hop aroma.
Taste.Initial impression is tart and refreshing with a moderate bready malt backbone; prominent watermelon flavor supported by a light pome fruit character; restrained saltiness that is noticeable but not overt; very low bitterness with no hop flavor; dry, acidic finish.
Mouthfeel.Medium-light body; high carbonation providing an effervescent, prickly sensation; no alcohol warmth; salt provides a mouthwatering, tingly quality; crisp and refreshing.
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