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Broo Premium Lager 2.67 1

Broo Premium Lager


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Brewed by BROO Pty Ltd
Style: Pale Lager

Sorrento, Australia

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12.2/5.02.67/5.04.6%NADimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker
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Premium Lager, no artificial anything, all natural ingredients (we all know what’s in beer, and what shouldn’t be in beer. Right?) She comes in at 4.6% Alcohol, and out of a 330ml brown stubby. Why a brown stubby? Because as any brewer will tell you, beer needs to be kept and drunk from a brown bottle. Keeps the light out, And the beer better. And the 330ml bottle…well you fit more into an esky. The official count is 1.2 standard drinks per stubby, which makes the Broo a perfect session beer, or just cheeky enough for a few quick singles. The Broo comes in the hero 330ml stubby. Comes in small herds called clusters (your classic 6 pack), and roam in big mobs (24 in a case). There’s nothing like the sight of a mob of Broo’s coming your way. Broo is also available on tap at selected pubs, clubs and at Kent’s place. Right now there’s only the one Broo, lucky for you it’s the best Broo in Australia. Unless someone tells us we need to make another one, this is the one. We might do light Broo for those times when you have to keep yourself right, or we might do the monster Broo. Give us your vote by shooting through an email to us noobroo@broo.com.au Broo isn’t a special occasion beer, you’re allowed to drink it anytime you want and anywhere. It’s not infused with salmon, lemon or peanuts, and you don’t even have to stick fruit in it. You can eat whatever you bloody well like with it, but by all accounts the beer tastes just right on its own. A mouthful of raw squid, and a plate of something that a good vet could get going doesn’t do much for the taste. We treat our beer like beer, it’s what beer was before all the tossers tried to treat it like wine.
 Muggus69 (566), Sydney, Australia
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4/103/54/102/59/20
Oct 26, 2009  
Draught at Australian Beer Festival, Sydney. First brewery I bumped into at the festival, set the bar a bit low unfortunately. Standard Aussie pale lager really, not a great deal of hop or malt flavour, quite dry, not particularly bitter, bit lean bodied, fizzy, slight metallic bready skunk on the finish.



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