Destihl Wild Sour Series: Counter ClockWeisse, Here Gose Nothin’ & Lynnbrook Raspberry Sour

I’m taking Two-for-Tuesday a step further today, and you get three reviews in one. Today, it’s the Counter ClockWeisse, Lynnbrook Raspberry and Here Gose Nothin’ from Destihl Brewing in Bloomington, Illinois. These beers are all part of Destihl’s Wild Sour Series, and are all available in cans.

First up is the Counter ClockWeisse, and here’s what Destihl has to say about it:

This ‘reverse engineered’, Berliner-Style Weisse Bier is our interpretation of a traditional German-style sour wheat ale that is very pale light-bodied, low hopped, highly attenuated and pleasantly acidic and lemony-tart from our unique, spontaneous wild yeast and lactic fermentation.

This straw colored ale is very effervescent, while being very light bodied. As they say, the hops aren’t really detectable at all, and it’s really all about the tartness. At a mere 3% ABV, this is a really crushable beer, and I wish I had tried this back in pool season when it was hot outside. But that doesn’t mean it’s any less enjoy

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