Grozet was really thin and really light. It was a unique brew, though probably not one I'd reach for on any sort of regular basis. Worth a try? Sure. Plus, it has this awesome label designed by third-year students at the Glasgow School of Arts:
Friday, 23 December 2011
Scottish Brewing History Lesson #3-Grozet Gooseberry and Wheat Ale
Gozet is an effervescent straw coloured brew. It looks deceptively like a lager--fairly clear, highly carbonated and topped by a shock of white head. However, a lager it is not. Grozet is a gooseberry and wheat ale, definitely the first I've ever tried. It has a sweet, fruity aroma that has a candy-like quality. It tastes sugary and fruity. The wheat flavour I was expecting wasn't really present, but the berry flavour was just right--pleasing without being overstated. There was barely any aftertaste to speak of.
Grozet was really thin and really light. It was a unique brew, though probably not one I'd reach for on any sort of regular basis. Worth a try? Sure. Plus, it has this awesome label designed by third-year students at the Glasgow School of Arts:
Rating; 7.5 out of 10.
Grozet was really thin and really light. It was a unique brew, though probably not one I'd reach for on any sort of regular basis. Worth a try? Sure. Plus, it has this awesome label designed by third-year students at the Glasgow School of Arts:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment