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Evangeline

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Evangeline follows the gose tradition of Goslar in Germany: a base of pilsner malt and wheat is soured by lactobacillus to a light tartness and brewed with pink Himalayan salt and organic coriander. Locally grown organic grapefruit adds a bright citrus twist. It tastes of lemon sorbet and iced herbal tea, with grapefruit rind and a peppery coriander note, while a gentle salinity reminiscent of sea air runs through to the finish.

ABV
5.0%
Bitterness
Mild
Citrus hop bitterness
SRM
pale gold3
PaceSession
Where this beer sits
Body
lightfull-bodied
Sweetness
drysweet
Bitterness
mildbitter
Texture
crispcreamy
What makes this beer itself
citrusysourcoriander
citrusy
sour
coriander
tart
herbal
salty
Aroma
The nose leads with bright citrus—predominantly grapefruit zest and lemon—layered beneath herbal and peppery coriander notes.
also:spicy,mineral
not found:hoppy,caramel,fruity,smoky

Tasting Notes

AI-generated sensory profile for Evangeline

◎ Appearance

Evangeline presents a pale, luminous straw yellow with excellent clarity and bright transparency. The head is modest but stable, with fine bubbles that disperse gradually. Carbonation is crisp and visible, appropriate to the style's refreshing character.

pale straw yellowcrystal clearfine carbonation

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with bright citrus—predominantly grapefruit zest and lemon—layered beneath herbal and peppery coriander notes. A subtle wheat grain sweetness and gentle floral character round out the profile, with a faint salinity that recalls briny mineral air. The overall impression is clean and aromatic, without aggressive hop or yeast funk.

grapefruit zestlemon, herbal corianderbriny minerality

◐ Taste

Entry is crisp and tart, with the lactobacillus sourness landing as bright lemon-sorbet acidity rather than wine-like funk. The mid-palate develops herbal tea notes and peppery spice from coriander, while organic grapefruit rind bitterness adds structure and length. Gentle Himalayan salt adds a mineral salinity that enhances rather than dominates, creating a balanced interplay between tartness, citrus, and subtle saline notes.

tart, lactic aciditygrapefruit rind bitternesspeppery coriander spicemineral saltiness

◑ Finish

The finish is dry and lingering, with the salinity persisting gently on the palate while citrus and herbal notes fade slowly. A refreshing, clean aftertaste remains without harsh edges or lingering sweetness.

dry, mineral finishlingering citrus herb
80
hopIQ score
Aroma
82
Taste
81
Appearance
78
Finish
79
Serve at 6–9°C

Serve at 6–9°C for the best flavour balance and aroma expression.

Pint glass

The classic — versatile, comfortable to hold and keeps the beer cool. No frills, no distractions: just the beer.

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