Coopers Original Pale Ale

Brewed by Coopers Brewery
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Regency Park, South Australia, Australia

Bottled 375ml. It pours a hazy orange beer with some floating sediment. A small, very quick diminishing head. The aroma is of hops, cereals and metal. Fairly sour and metallic. Some caramel in the taste. Rather weak flavours; a watery pale ale. Not much good hop presence in the taste either. Boring. Slightly herbal taste, maybe some hints of eucalyptus. Apple pie-like elements. A very weak mouthfeel. Insignificant finish.

this is a just a beer. it just has enough of the character it should have to be -just a decent beer-. poured at the gingerman nyc this brew was fresh tasting but watery. it did not have the australian carbonation that i find fulfilling. the flavors were grainy with a hint of something or other not sufficient for discussion. the finish was like a ballantine beer or schmidts which although adequate, not appropriate for the price or effort. decent mouthfeel and backwash only lacking in any flavor.

Very thin, pale, asparagus flavored, overcarbonated, potato starchy, boring, bland, sour drink. Kind of a sour, old peach tartness as well.

Bottle. Dark Golden color with notes of hop in aroma, the flavor is hoppy and notes of barley too. Thin white head that disappear quicly. Litle bitter than others. Cerveja de cor dourada escura, meio turva, notas de lúpulo no aroma e no sabor. Dá pra sentir a cevada também além de ter uma espuma fina e que some rápido. Pouco amarga.

Sampled from bottle. Aroma was sweet with a nice hop kick. The taste was malty and hoppy. Aside from that this beer is about the same as the Sparkling beer from the same brewer.

12 oz. bottle enjoyed at Boozefish in Kansas City, Missouri. Pour is a very cloudy orange. Aroma is sweet malt and hops. Taste is more of the same. Finish had a little bit of sour to it, though not unpleasant. Overall, quite drinkable though I would guess this is better before it makes the journey around the world.

Poor and non discript. A slight improvement to the Tooheys I had prior but not really noticeable. Avoid and move on.

Bottle 375ml. Lightyellow with a thin irregular head. Aromas of yeast, faint malt, honey and watercress. Grainy, herbal and green taste with some bitterness and sweetness. Rather long herbal finish. Watery palate. soso...