couleur: violette foncée. Mousse: tête bordeau de courte tenue. Au nez: fruitée, cerises noir, malts. En bouches: sel, lactique, cerises noires, malts, vinaigre.

Bonne. Acide. Un gout de sucre caramélisé trop présent.

Bonne. Acide. Un gout de sucre caramélisé trop présent.

When I saw this beer -- dark cherry gose -- I knew I had to get one. Never had such a beer before, I guess... Well. The beer pours very deep dark brown with a recognizeable dark ruby tint like Coca-Cola. The rather short-lived, subdued carbonation frees a velvety head that can't exactly grow one finger tall. The color of the head is really unique: light beige-purple as if creamy plum mousse. The funkiness is already now quite promising. The scent offers an abundant punch of dark plum and a good amount of dark sour cherry. I can also trace an interesting licoriceish nuance of common polypody. Furthermore, I get a pinch of brown sugar in the package. The taste portrays quite sour dark cherry, relatively hefty blackberry and powerful sour dark plum. I can also get a good dollop of lemon zest and, of course, a moderate note of salt. The body is light. The beer ends with quite sour blackberry, black cherry and overripe dark plum. The lemon pulp and lemon peel bring in a nice injection of fruity sourness. A faint salty touch reaches the tongue soon. The aftertaste slaps on the tastebuds' faces for rather long. The mouthfeel is light, juicy, relatively tart and medium-puckering. It's also fairly dry, both a bit mouth-drying and slightly lip-glueing. Overall, quite funky in a positive way! Unique.

Excellente, beau mariage!

Très acide heureusement que la cerise noire adouci le toute pas facile mais bonne gose