Gose Cans - Does freshness matter?

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Message malrubius beers 3502 º places 33 º 15:55 Sat 10/14/2017 Hello. A friend gave me some nice cans of various gose. I'm not a huge fan of the style and don't know much about it. I'd like to save them for a nice hot day, maybe next spring, unless freshness matters. Advice? Thanks.
Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 16:10 Sat 10/14/2017 Drink now.
Message malrubius beers 3502 º places 33 º 16:34 Sat 10/14/2017 Okay thanks. Tomorrow is Gose day, then.
Message FatPhil P beers 26061 º places 995 º 16:39 Sat 10/14/2017 Alternatively, just pour straight down the plughole.

Message cheap P beers 8825 º places 326 º 16:40 Sat 10/14/2017 Not all gose is salty record every RB detail
Message ebone1988 beers 2504 º places 24 º 18:19 Sat 10/14/2017 Drink now. If the gose isn't salty, pour that shit out, there isn't any point.
Message Bitterbill beers 3241 º places 25 º 18:32 Sat 10/14/2017 What you got?
Message nuplastikk P beers 9832 º places 73 º 20:30 Sat 10/14/2017 They will be fine compared to an IPA.

Message malrubius beers 3502 º places 33 º 16:01 Thu 10/19/2017 Thanks for the replies. I have Prairie Flare, Marz Ruby's Tears, and Grimm Super Going.
Message Strykzone beers 8457 º places 152 º 19:41 Thu 10/19/2017 That style is one that is growing on a lot of people and breweries are responding by offering more and more of them. They are almost always very refreshing and enjoyable. But they don’t eat your face off with big crazy flavors but are definitely quite tasty. Enjoy!
Message acurtis beers 53 º places 7 º 09:51 Fri 10/20/2017 I've let a bunch of gose cans sit in the fridge for 2-6 months with no issues. Keep em cold and they'll go a few months.