Gose & Sours

•   Brooklyn Bel Air Sour

  Sour ale starts up with bright notes of tropical fruit yet finishes crisp and gently tart.

•   Chandeleur Island Brewery Tart Island

  Sour ale brewed with bananas and kiwis

•   D9 Carnaval

  Sour ale brewed with passion fruit and creme

•   D9 Defying Gravity Infinite Improbability

  Sour ale with purple potatoes! oh, and it pours green!

•   Destihl Brewing Apricot

  Dry-hopped sour ale with apricot.

•   Destihl Brewing Cranberry Criek

  Non-traditional cranberry criek evolved by merging tart cranberries with sweet cherries.

•   Edmund's Oast Sour Concord Grape

  Our series of fruited american sour ales come from a love of fresh fruit flavors combined with mouth-watering acidity. we take the same golden sour base beer and referment it with different fruit.

•   Hidden Springs Ale Works Serenity Now

  Chocolate covered cherry berliner

•   Hourglass Electric Aloha

  Electric aloha is a tiki inspired sour ale fermented in oak barrels, the beer was rested on passionfruit, coconut, and key lime juice to make a beer reminiscent of a passionfruit daiquiri.

•   Orpheus Rainbow Serpent

  Lime, raspberry, and pineapple juices, then finished it with vanilla.

•   Oscar Brewing Oud Bruin

  Oscar oud bruin is the sour brother of the oscar bruin (the base beer - only sold in belgium) which is a lighter brown ale .

•   Prairie Vape Tricks

  Sour ale aged on cherries.

•   Southern Tier Cherry Crush

  Cherry crush is the perfect choice for a refreshing, juicy balance between tart and sweet.

•   Sun Lab Drift Deeper

  Packed with boysenberry, raspberry, blackberry, and blueberry. this super juicy mixed berry blend coupled with a balanced acidity bring a super refreshing finish. tangy and elegant.

Dominant flavors in gose include a lemon sourness, an herbal characteristic, and a strong saltiness.

Why Only Craft Beers?

The number one reason is craft beer tastes better than the "beer water" that is mass produced and mass marketed by the big beer companies. Craft beer tastes better because craft brewers spend their time focusing the quality of their beer rather than focusing on their marketing campaigns and stock prices.

Oh yeah! Craft beers can pack a punch. Most craft beers range from 5-10% ABV, but some can reach 20%, 30%, and even 40% ABV.