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Sour, Fruit and Gose Beers available to buy online from BeerCraft of Bath.
Sour Beers taste sour. This could be because of the fermentation method or additions of sour fruits. It could just be a slight tang or it could be face scrunchingly sour.
Fruit beers have had fruits added to the beer at different stages of the fermentation process and this can make a variety of different styles including sour, sweet or just for flavour.
Gose is a beer that has had salt added. Usually to a sour style beer, the salt helps bring out the flavours in the beer.
£2.75
Originally brewed as a collaboration with Kissmeyer Beer, this is Magic Rocks take on a traditional German style Gose, flavoured with fruit, sea buckthorn and sea salt.
Tart, lightly sour, fruity and refreshing with a defined saltiness makes this beer an excellent accompaniment to food.
£2.75
High Wire Grapefruit is a fruit-infused version of the best-selling West Coast pale ale.
Magic Rock accentuated the original beer’s smoothly composed malt body and lip-smacking citrus character with the addition of 100% natural pink grapefruit flavour.
Juicy, tart and deliciously refreshing, it’s High Wire the Same But Different!
£2.75
Passion fruit, orange, guava, and yes more orange!
Fruit and beer are a constant in Wild Beers brewing repertoire. This beer combines a boldly hopped pale ale, brimming with tropical fruit character from southern hemisphere hops. These flavours and aromas are then augmented by adding 3 of Brett’s favourite fruits: Passion-fruit, Orange and Guava.
Refreshingly light bodied and perfect for enjoying in the sunshine that is just around the corner.
£3.00
Alphabet brewing co is a small brewery in Manchester on a mission to make hop forward original craft beers. Juice Springsteen is defiantly the boss when it comes to easy drinking tropical IPAs. At 4.5% ABV this 330ml can is no heavyweight but still brings lots of flavour in the way of mango, passion-fruit, Guava and Mandarin. You get some sweetens as you may expect from a beer with so much fruit but this is balanced out with a nice hop bitterness.
No need to be 'waiting on a sunny day' to enjoy this beautiful juicy beer!
Country : UK
ABV : 4.5%
£3.00
The flagship beer Lucky Jack gets a kick in the ass with more fruit, they simply added Grapefruit peels and Pink Grapefruit juice for the summer beer edition!
Slightly more pink, slightly more acidic, a lot more fruity and fresh! Unfiltered and limited for the summer!
Food pairings - Sushi, pulled pork sandwich, Norwegian brown cheese and spicy mango salad.
£3.00
A thirst quenching session beer, Sour Suzy mimics a classic German brewing technique (sour mashing) to impart a light, refreshing tartness.
No hop bitterness & very low hop profile. Sour Suzy is not your typical session beer – rather it delivers something a bit more obscure and intriguing. It drinks as refreshingly as a glass of lemonade.
The grain bill includes a healthy portion of wheat, while citrusy hops lend bright notes to the aroma which are accentuated by the addition of Makrut lime leaves.
Food pairings - Seafood (white fish, mussels, crab), or as a palate cleanser between dishes.
£3.50
In contrast to all the others, the Orval Trappist brewery makes only one beer for the general public. It has an intensely aromatic and dry character. Between the first and second fermentations there is also an additional dry-hopping process.
Through this the beer acquires its pronounced hoppy aroma and extra dry taste.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 6.2%
£4.25
A slightly sweet cherry lambic beer made in the traditional Belgian style by the Lindemans family. Lambic beers are fermented using wild yeasts in the air and aged in oak barrels for years to give a sour tart flavour. For this beer, cherries are then added to give the beer a pleasant and full fruity sweetness that offsets the sour base before a pleasing and refreshing tart finish.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 3.5%
£3.50
“Duchesse de Bourgogne” is an ale of mixed fermentation. It is a sweet-fruity ale with a pleasant fresh aftertaste. This ale is brewed with roasted malts and with hops with a low bitterness. After the main fermentation and the lagering , the “Duchesse de Bourgogne” matures further for many months in oak casks. The tannins in the oak give the “Duchesse de Bourgogne” its fruity character. “Duchesse de Bourgogne” has a full, sweet and fresh taste : it is a ruby red jewel of 6.2 % alc. vol., that best is served in a chalice-shaped glass between 8 and 12°C. A perfect beer .
£3.75
Bamberg's speciality, a dark, bottom fermented smokebeer, brewed with Original Schlenkerla Smokemalt from the Schlenkerla maltings and tapped according to old tradition directly from the gravity-fed oakwood cask in the historical brewery tavern.
Country : Germany
ABV : 5.1%
£4.50
Leffe - Radieuse
Leffe Radieuse is an amber-coloured beer, rich in flavour and deliciously refined.
Its complex taste is particularly enjoyed by true beer connoisseurs.
Strong beer fans will enjoy this one from the Leffe brand.
£3.75
The Rodenbach Grand Cru is the archetypal Flanders red-brown beer. Each of these beers is a unique blend, but they all share a brewing process characteristic of the area surrounding Roeselare and Kortrijk.
The typical sweet and sour taste of a Rodenbach Grand Cru is produced by a two stage fermentation process called mixed fermentation, involving top-fermentation and bacterial fermentation using lactic acid bacteria. The Rodenbach Grand Cru matures in oak foeders, or barrels, over a period of two years, giving the beer a unique, complex fruitiness that is reminiscent of wine.
Rodenbach, the mother beer, is usually one-quarter mature beer to three-quarters young beer. When it comes to Rodenbach Grand Cru, the blend is two-thirds mature beer with one-third of a young brew added.
The 'roodbruin', or red-brown beers, of Flanders can be traced back to the Middle Ages. At that time, hops, the modern preservative ingredient in beer, had yet to reach Belgium but brewers knew that beers containing lactic and ascetic acids kept for longer. This gave rise to the tradition of sour beers, made by cutting a young and newly fermented beer with an older beer that has finished fermenting. The bitterness of hops is barely discernible in this style of beer.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 6%
£4.50
Kriek Boon is a traditional Belgian Lambic fruit-beer. It is brewed according to the traditional Lambic style of spontaneous fermentation. Only fresh cherries (25%) are used. Kriek Boon is slightly sweet, with the surprising natural fragrance of sourcherries and almonds.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 4%
£5.00
£3.50
La Trappe - Trappist Dubbel
Colour: Dark brown with ivory-coloured head.
Aroma: Fruity aroma with dark tones of vanilla, caramel and roasted chocolate.
Taste: La Trappe Dubbel is a classic, dark Trappist ale with a full malty, caramel-sweet taste and a subtle influence of dates, honey and dried fruits.
Aftertaste: Sweet and lightly bitter.
County : Netherlands
ABV : 7%
£4.00
A slightly sweet raspberry lambic beer made in the traditional Belgian style by the Lindemans family. Lambic beers are fermented using wild yeasts in the air and aged in oak barrels for years to give a sour tart flavour. For this beer, raspberries are then added to give the beer a pleasant, tangy sweetness that offsets the sour base before a pleasing and refreshing tart finish.
ABV : 2.5%
£5.00
Lindeman’s Cuvée René is - without a doubt - the queen of gueuzes.
A blend of old and young lambics matures in large oak barrels and then undergoes a secondary fermentation in champagne bottles to achieve a dry finish with an effervescent carbonation.
Aromas and flavours of “dusty barnyard” and “earthy funk” can sound somewhat off-putting, but the notes of sour apple, lemon, and wood in this gueuze complement them nicely. Its lasting sour finish and medium body make this beer more adventurous than one might think.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 5%
£5.50
£5.00
So the Electric Bear brewers began to experiment with a Werrrd! cocktail with a well known guava drink and the outcome was so delicious they decided to do it properly.
The base Werrrd! brew had guava puree added, and it is as good as it sounds!
Unfined, unfiltered, unpasteurised. Suitable for vegans.
Malts: Extra Pale, Wheat
Hops: Mosaic, Citra, Centennial
Allergens: Gluten (from barley), Wheat
Bath, UK
4.2%
£3.25
£6.00
£6.25
Cornish sea salt combine with masses of UK grown Raspberries to give this full bodied, smooth, fruit beer experience!
Brewed by Yonder Brewing of Radstock, Somerset.
4%
£4.50
The classic, magnificent-tasting beer has a distinct aroma through its palate to a clean, dry finish - a wonderful flavour which may come as a bit of a shock at first!
Country : Germany
ABV : 5.2%
£5.00
Big and frity Saison beer from Black Iris Brewery of Nottingham, with purple Blackcurrants and Bay Leafs!
4.0%
£6.50
£3.50
£5.25
Crashing into summer like a zesty sunburst, comes Ida.
Like her sisters - Edna, Orla & Pam - Ida starts life as a kettle sour base, brewed over two days.
Once in the fermentation vessel, Pressure Drop added heaps & heaps (forgive the technical terminology) of summer raspberries and a touch of basil.
The result is a tart yet easy drinking fruity zinger.
London, UK
3.8%
£5.75
All of the fruit. A zingy combo of flavours make this summer sour really shine!
Ingredients (Allergens in bold):
Water, Barley (Gluten), wheat, hops, yeast, raspberry, blackcurrant, lime
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Unfined and unfiltered beer.
Knaresborough, West Yorkshire
5.2%
£5.00
Siren's Head Brewer, Sean, had free reign to devise the perfect summer sour beer, and this crushable creation is the result.
Purées of punchy pineapple, ripe peach and juicy strawberry meld with vibrant orange juice and a sharp, clean base for full-on flavour, refreshment and drinkability.
UK
6.7% ABV
£6.25 £8.50
Country : Spain
ABV : 7%
£3.50
Kalamansification is a tropical sour inspired by zingy tropical citrus cocktails.
Its bright colour comes from hibiscus flowers and has a big tropical fruit juice flavour and aroma.
Kalamansification is a blend of exotic fruits and flowers, which makes this beer incredibly drinkable and versatile. Enjoy it out of the can or pour it into a stemmed glass to appreciate the colour and aroma to the max. This is our maiden use of the Kalamansi fruit, an exotic citrus fruit from the Philippines to give it that extra bit of tropical citrus hit.
Somerset, UK
4.5%
£5.75
This Gose is a mix ferment Gose by Overtone Brew Co, with additions of Mirabelle Plum from Lorraine, France and Lebanese Ginger.
This brings you a tart Gose that is brewed using Indian coriander and pink Himalayan Sea salt.
Glasgow, Scotland
5.0%
£8.00
Kriek Mariage Parfait is an Old Style Kriek of exceptional excellence.
400g of wild cherries per litre are fermented together with a strong Lambic of spontaneous fermentation and aged on 6,200 litre oak foudres (large wooden casks) for 5 to 6 months.
Kriek Mariage Parfait is naturally clarified and referments in the bottle. It is unsweetened, unfiltered, unpasteurised and has no artificial flavours, preservatives or colourings added.
Brewed in Lembeek, the village that gave Lambic its name. Pour slowly in a flute glass without disturbing the yeast sediment in the bottle and enjoy this epitome of traditional Lambic brewing.
Country : Belgium
ABV : 8%
£5.50
Castilian lemon juice and zest combine with a trio of lemony new world hops in this dessert inspired IPA.
Siren's citrus symphony layers upon a beautiful biscuity base, with drizzles of indulgent honey sweetness and a sprinkling of sea salt.
This beer has a refreshing sourness and drinks with a smooth, creamy mouthfeel.
UK
6.2 ABV
