Clock 11° Emily Sour Ale

Clock 11° Emily Sour Ale

This gluten-free Sour Ale was a great technological challenge at Clock. They have traditionally used sorghum in the sprinkles to reduce the natural gluten content. At the end of the main fermentation, they added 2,500 liters of sour cherry juice to the young beer and rounded off the taste with the use of Himalayan salt. This is how this gluten-free cherry Gose was created. A beautiful red refreshing sour beer with a strong aroma of sour cherries, a bitter taste that has a slightly salty and mineral aftertaste. More

Parameters
Volume 0,5 L
Alcohol 4,7 %
Plato 11°
Producer Clock
Used hops N/A
Code 2194
Price incl. VAT: 5,80 €

This gluten-free Sour Ale was a great technological challenge at Clock. They have traditionally used sorghum in the sprinkles to reduce the natural gluten content. At the end of the main fermentation, they added 2,500 liters of sour cherry juice to the young beer and rounded off the taste with the use of Himalayan salt. This is how this gluten-free cherry Gose was created. A beautiful red refreshing sour beer with a strong aroma of sour cherries, a bitter taste that has a slightly salty and mineral aftertaste. More

Parameters
Volume 0,5 L
Alcohol 4,7 %
Plato 11°
Producer Clock
Used hops N/A
Code 2194

Ingredients:
water, barley malt, sorghum, hop products, sour cherries, salt

About the brewery:
The Clock craft brewery is located in the village of Potštejn, which is located in Eastern Bohemia, not far from Rychnov. It was founded in 2012 and Jakub Sychra has been their head brewer since the beginning. Clock is one of the top Czech microbreweries and there is enormous interest in their beers. This prompted them to build a new brewery and significantly increase capacity. Their most popular IPA Twist won the Gold Seal in 2015, and their other beers are also being recognized. They also focus on gluten-free beers. Interesting are their beautiful labels and especially the names of the beers, which have several themes, for example Histroje, No Idols! and Piggy. In their new brewery building, spontaneously fermented beers under the brand name Fenetra are also created and beer festivals are held there.