What is International Happy Gose Day?
Every year on November 17th, beer enthusiasts gather together to celebrate International Happy Gose Day. Gose (z) rhymes with Rosa instead of rhyming with rose. zhyming with rose.
Gose is a fermented sour wheat beer that originated in Goslar, Northern Germany, during the sixteenth century. Gose became more familiar with Leipzig, Germany, in later years. Reinheitsgebot, the beer became so popular that it was given an exemption from the country's purity law. According to this rule, German beer could only contain water, barley, yeast, and hops. But Gose is also made with malted wheat and coriander. The Goslar River's salty water was also used, giving the drink a unique salty and tart taste..
The beer wasn't made until WWII. The beer wasn't made until WWII. Gose disappeared for a while after the war but made a comeback in 1949. Friedrich Wurzler Brauerei is credited with saving Gose and brewing the sour beer until he died. He continued to brew the sour beer until he died. Guido Pfnister, his stepson, was given his Gose-making skills by the Gose. He brewed the beer until the 1960s, but only a few pubs sold the fermented beer. Pfnister died in 1966. Gose did not appear again until 1986, and it didn't appear until 1986. Today, there are still 400 manufacturers of Gose, with a handful of them in the United States.
Happygoseday is a worldwide happy goseday. how to celebrate #internationalgoodgoseday
Today is a day for Gose lovers to unite. If you know of a brewery or pub that serves Gose, today is the perfect day to gather your friends and go out for a drink. Although you're sipping it, you're not allowed to say, "Cheers." Rather say, "Goseanna!" instead of saying, "Goseanna!" You can make your best Gose by making this recipe if you brew your own beer at home.
