Anyone know who imports Leipziger Gose? I need to contact them for a story,
and I can't pull it out of Google.
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Lew Bryson wrote:

Anyone know who imports Leipziger Gose? I need to contact them for a story,
and I can't pull it out of Google.
--

Dunno who imports, but I do know B. United distributes in the upper
mids. They're good people, can probably hook you up with the info--
http://www.bunitedint.com/Products/baybahnhof-gose.html

--NPD

Nick Dempsey wrote:

Lew Bryson wrote:

Anyone know who imports Leipziger Gose? I need to contact them for a story,
and I can't pull it out of Google.

Dunno who imports, but I do know B. United distributes in the upper
mids. They're good people, can probably hook you up with the info--
http://www.bunitedint.com/Products/baybahnhof-gose.html

Er, no - B. United is the importer, not the distributor. It's all
listed on their web site, too. The stuff from the Bayereischer
Bahnhof brewpub, though ... well, give me the Ritterguts Gose from
the other Leipzig brewer that makes Gose instead. The Bahnhof
Gose tastes a bit too much like a Bavarian Hefeweizen that's been
treated to resemble a Gosebier; Ritterguts Gose is unique. It's the
one served at the "Ohne Bedenken" pub in Leipzig.
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dgs