Coopers Original Pale Ale

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

Bottled. Aroma is grainy with hints of citrus and grass. Pale yellow color, white head, few lace. Light maltsweet, hint of citrus, light herbal, light bitter, medium body.

bottled - pours a slightly hazy blond-orange colour; the foam quickly disappears; infinitesimal notes of orange and yeast; light-bodied, sweet and high carbonated; lazy bitterness followed by a soapy finish - deeply insignificant

Whole lot of sediment giving a thick haze and glowing yellow color. Almost no head at all was seen and the aroma is ordinary straw and tiny smell of hops. Flavor is plain and organic with a much more bland grain, grass and hops than the nose suggested. Very watered down and seriously lacking in substance.

Pours cloudy golden with a small white head. Aroma is light and fruity, with a few citrussy hops. Flavour is also light fruity, with a low-mid bitterness, Coopers seem to be able to dodge the harsh POR bitterness well. Finish is clean, and a little spritzy. Not bad, very easy drinking.

this is one of those bottles i must have walked past about 1000 times and never picked it up and well expectations weere maybe running a little higher than usual, since iv been all about my pale ales recently. Aroma is minimal though some citruis hops in there. Taste is seriously minimal, thopugh maybe some vanilla in there for a wee spice up. Nice bottle but not the best beer

I can see the sediment at the bottom of the gay-ass 70’s looking ABBA bottle.Pours hazy with a whirl of small chunks and little head. Generic sharp honey malt aroma. Very thin in body with little finish. A little gassy. Would be good extra cold on the "outback" but lacking as a serious beer.

This beer is rater expensive for a six pack, coming in at a couple of bucks more than Full Sail or Sierra Nevada, etc. and is a huge disappointment!!! There are a few floral notes a best. The mouth feel is like flavored fizzy water. For some reason this beer reminds me of Schlitz and I hate Schlitz!

(12.7 oz bottle: Hi-Time Wine Cellars in Costa Mesa, CA) Oh no, I’m already offended by this beer, and I haven’t even tasted it yet. This smells kind of like hay in the background, but in the foreground, it smells like dry, cheap beer. Ugh, the flavor is awful. If this is better than our own mass-produced swill in this county, it’s not better by much. Grain and adjuncts. Some light bitterness. Terrible flavor and an even worse aftertaste. Light bodied. Medium yellow in color, fairly hazy, with plenty of particles suspended in the beer. Small white head dissipates completely. Oh jeez, that’s enough of this beer. Further contemplation isn’t worth the effort.