BOSTON (WHDH) - A portion of the proceeds from Harpoon’s new “Giving Gose” beer will be donated to local food banks to help combat hunger as the holidays approach.
Giving Gose is a refreshingly tart and nuanced cranberry gose that combines the classic New England flavor of cranberries with the spirit of giving back, according to the Boston-based brewing company.
“True to the Giving Gose name, $1 for every four-pack sold will be donated by Harpoon’s charitable arm, Harpoon Helps, to the regional food bank of the territory where its sold,” the company said in a news release.
Giving Gose boasts a bright and vibrant ruby appearance, with aromas like a sea breeze through a cranberry bog. The beer has a light, crisp, and bubbly mouthfeel with a clean and tart finish. It tastes of tangy cranberry, saltine crackers, and rose petals.
Harpoon is selling Giving Gose in 16-ounce cans for a limited time. It checks in at 4.7 percent alcohol by volume.
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