Fruity and hoppy in the nose.Yellow-golden coloured brew, with a small white head. Flavour has an hint of gooseberries, a weak taste of honey and bread, along with some crystal malts. Odd beer.

Pours a faintly hazy straw colour with next to no head. Smells like berries, not much else. Flavour has a little bit of wheat spiciness. There might be a bit of some berries in there, but it’s hard to say. There’s some hints of grassiness as it warms up. It’s a little thin and fairly dry and puckery. Carbonation is low, and not necessarily in a good way.

330ml bottle from the LCBO as part of the Historic Ales Of Scotland Sampler Pack The aroma is sweet honey and a touch spicy Pours a hazy orangy amber The taste is crips and clean with a touch of sweetness a liitle bit bitter on the after taste but i like it

<b>7/28/2007</b>: Grozet Gooseberry & Wheat Ale is murky and the color of pear juice from canned pears. It is tart with some flavors of wheat malt and something fruity. I’m guessing that the fruitiness is the gooseberries, but it’s difficult to say since I’ve never had gooseberries before. This beer is highly carbonated and quite light on the palate. My advice to anybody thinking about trying this beer is to pass it up and try something else&#033; <br /><br /> <i>Sample from 500 mL bottle shared at the "Columbus Tasting: Ate, now with gramatical errors" event. Thanks&#033; Rating #462 for this beer...</i><br />

Bottle... Poured hazy, light orange with a thin, white head. Leafy, spicy, and herbal aroma. Really good brew that was light but also a lot of earthy, robust flavors. Full palate with a little alcohol in the taste. Berries were subtle and just present enough for you to be aware of them. Leafy malt in the finish.