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Gowest Gold GWA.v Demonstrates Process to Produce 90+ Grams Per Tonne Gold in Concentrate

Gowest is nicely moving forward their plan to produce at Frankfield. Their PEA currently demonstrates 95,000 economically feasible oz yearly production. If this ore sorting process is successful, along with the increased resource update on the way, this will increase the yearly production in a big way. This also allows for contract processing an another location, at reduced processing and shipment costs, due to the dense high grade ore as they develop their processing plant. Gowest Gold market cap less than 25million, 1.2 million NI43-101 oZ AT 6+GPT AND 3 GPT cut off. Deserves a look. CM

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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 02/01/12 -- Gowest Gold Ltd. ("Gowest" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:GWA)(OTCBB:GWSAF) reports that a recent metallurgical and engineering study aimed at evaluating options for ore processing at the Frankfield East gold deposit has produced very promising results. According to the study, adjustments may be made to the processing of the Frankfield ore that could sharply reduce costs by reducing the amount of ore being processed without a significant loss of gold, allowing for the potential to improve the economics of developing the Company's North Timmins Gold Project. A summary of the results has recently been published in a paper entitled, "Development of Processing Alternatives for Frankfield East Deposit Using Selective Arsenopyrite-Pyrite Flotation," which was prepared by R. Jackson of SGS Canada, Lakefield, Ontario and G. Wilcox and Darren Koningen of Gowest.

Details of the study and its results are available on the Company's website (http://www.gowestgold.com/inv_downloads.html) and at (http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/GGlink.pdf).

Greg Romain President & CEO of Gowest noted, "These results provide further confirmation of the positive impact that our engineering efforts continue to have on improving the already robust economics of producing gold at Frankield (news release, from November 14, 2011). We have the opportunity to reduce the amount of material that we need to process by more than 90% while recovering almost the same amount of gold."

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