Now the dilemma kicks in!
Last night I took a measurement off my Ekuanot Experimental batch. This was made using a French Ale yeast (WLP072) which had been fermented hot, blended with Saccharomyces Bruxellensis Trois (WLP664). Previous brews with WLP664 were a bit too soft for my taste, so I hoped the WLP072 would add a touch of background spice.
Well, it worked. My taster showed it had the soft fruit typical of WLP664 but with a saisonesque spice background onte. It is, in a word, tasty.
So, I can either go Gooseberry IPA, probably using something like California V (WLP051), Gooseberry Saison (I have a blend of the two DuPont strains (WLP565 and WLP566), Gooseberry Experimental (using the yeast cake from the Ekuanot Experimental) or add the Ekuanot yeast cake to the DuPont strains.
I think any of the above will work with gooseberries...