Coopers Draught

Brewed by Coopers Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Regency Park, South Australia, Australia

Easy drinker that tastes best out of the keg. Light nuttiness, (like the skin of a pecan) with a muddled end note.

I really don’t like draught beer, but if it has to be draught, it has to be Coopers.

Middle of the road beer. The ales that coopers produce are so much better. No great flavour and lacking the sediment and flavour of the other coopers products.

375 ml bottle. Pale golden colour. Very grassy, hay-like aroma with a touch of noble hop spice. Flavour is a bit dusty and stale but there is some candyish sweetness. Adjuncts are noticible. I’ve had worse, but I’ve had a lot better.

Probably the worst of the Coopers products (compare with pale or sparkling) but still ok compared with some other draught beers.

I dont see the point in Coopers making this beer, anyone who already drinks coopers probably drinks it because it tastes better than the macro stuff, and anybody who drinks VB drinks it because ’its bloody great’ (not my words). This is pretty much on par with Tooheys new in my opinion, not abrasive like VB, although it does have some light vegetable and perhaps a tiiiny bit more hop flavour. Why bother Coopers?

Aaaahhh Coopers! You couldn’t just stick to what’s best (i.e. your ales and stouts), but for some reason had to offer this completely featureless, totally average bland macro-style pale lager. It’s alright I guess, but compared to what you are best known for, it’s a disappointment.