Brewing this tomorrow 04/04/25, I'm using Philly Sour yeast for the first time and making only my second approximation of a Gose, the last recipe was lost during the Brewtoad shutdown, but it was a peach Gose and turned out fairly well. I'm going to add the traditional coriander and sea salt during the boil, then on day 3 or so I'm going to add a quart and a half of pineapple juice, looking for a tropical summer beer, tart and refreshing. I've read a lot about salt levels, and I'm keeping that ...
Founders Mas Agave clone. Based on comments from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Homebrewing/comments/ej8ngy/mas_agave_clone/ Souring process in detail: https://www.sourbeerblog.com/brewing-gose/
Avery Brewing's recipe for 5 gallons of their El Gose beer, a lime gose beer, recipe is simple so I might give this a try. The recipe calls for lime juice at bottling, I may zest a couple of the limes and add that zest at the end of the boil to round out the lime flavor a bit. The recipe vitals OG 1.042 FG 1.007 IBU 7. 40% 2 row, 55% wheat malt, 5% acidulated malt. .24 oz sea salt, and 5oz lime juice. I'm a bit above that with my recipe, intentionally.
Specs Estimated O.G. = 1.042 Estimated F.G. = 1.009 Estimated ABV = 4.4% Estimated bitterness = 5 IBUs Grain Bill 4.5 lbs. White wheat malt 3 lbs. German Pilsner malt 1.5 lbs. Acidulated (acid) malt Hops, Spices & Salt 0.5 oz. Hallertau hops (2.8% AA), added at the beginning of the 60 minute boil 1 oz. Whole coriander, cracked, added with 10 minutes left in the boil 0.5 oz. kosher or other non-iodized salt, added with 10 minutes left in the boil. Yeast 1 pack (or make an appropriate starter) ...
Key Lime Gose