After brewing a collaboration apricot sour ale with Revelation Brewing in February, Ghostfish Brewing is excited to announce its first packaged sour — Gosefish. At 5% ABV and 8 IBU, this summer seasonal Cranberry-Hibiscus Gose incorporates cranberry juice sourced from Starvation Alley Cranberry Farms—Washington State’s first organic cranberry farm —out of Long Beach, WA.

To celebrate its release, Ghostfish Brewing is hosting a Gosefish Release Party on May 31, 2017. Learn Starvation Alley’s story from a representative from the farm and try special menu food items made with Gosefish. Seattle Cider’s Cranberry Cider aged on Starvation Alley’s cranberries will also be on tap.

“Sour, salty, fruity, and pink, this beer is definitely off the charts on funkiness! However, it doesn’t seem weird when you drink it,” says Ghostfish Co-Owner and Brewmaster Jason Yerger. “All these flavors come together in a really refreshing combination, making it a perfect summer thirst-quencher.”

“We’re excited to partner with Ghostfish Brewing for their seasonal

hibiscus-cranberry gose,” says Starvation Alley Co-Owner Jessika Tantisook. “We love to work with other Northwest makers that are similarly pushing boundaries in sustainability and innovation.”

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