Original Leipziger Gose by Bayerischer Bahnhof Leipzig - beer label

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Original Leipziger Gose

Name: Original Leipziger Gose
Brand: Bayerischer Bahnhof Leipzig
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.5 (29 reviews)

Bayerischer Bahnhof Leipzig

Rating

3.5 ★ (29 ratings)

State

Connecticut

Applicant

B. UNITED INTERNATIONAL, B. UNITED INTERNATIONAL INC. 7 FOX HOLLOW RD OXFORD CT 06478

Date Issued

2025-01-23

About this beer

Bayerischer Bahnhof’s Original Leipziger Gose is a traditional German ale brewed with spice, specifically coriander and salt, and weighing in at 4.6% ABV. This imported product of Germany traces its origins to the town of Goslar, with brewing documented as early as 1738. The label text details the history of Gose, noting its decline during the communist regime in East Germany and its single-handed revival in 2000 by Thomas Schneider. The flavor profile suggests a salty, subtly spiced brew with a refreshing tartness characteristic of the Gose style.

The label itself is circular, dominated by a depiction of a man carrying large vats or barrels, seemingly a traditional process of transporting the beer. A banner sweeps across the figure proclaiming "Original Leipziger Bier-Spezialität” and the background image showcases an older train station, referencing the brewery's name, "Bayerische Bahnhof” (Bavarian Train Station). The overall aesthetic gives a sense of historical authenticity and traditional brewing methods.