Coopers Sparkling Ale

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

Opaque orange to copper colour, with fluffy white foam. Malt, grapes, plums, hop and honey on the aroma. Flavors of malt, hops, spicy and honey. Subtle but incisive bitternes in the aftertaste and along the beer. High carbonation and alcohol feeling doesn’t help this beer, though. Liked it a lot.

Coopers Sparkling Ale is a very hazy yellow/orange color with a small disappearing head. The aroma is almost champagne like and is light and bubbly. The flavor is also very light . I would consider this a sparkling pale pilsner.

This beer was excellent had it at outback steakhouse in nags head nc the sediment gave it a nice stormy look and the ale taste was not overpowering yet flavorful a sweet taste but not disgustingly sweet just right quality brew right here

Bottle. [Courtesy of BelJohansen, thanks buddy] Average egg-white head that mostly diminished. Cloudy golden colour. Fair display of lacework. Aroma of grass, cardboard, grain, caramel, hints of butter. Light bodied with an average carbonation and light dry texture. Light bitter and sweet flavour. Light dry and bitter floral finish.

Fizzy, yellow and terrible. Metallic taste, small head. Won’t be trying this again!

12 ounce bottle ordered at Outback Steakhouse. My waitress tried to do a fancy swirling sediment maneuver and pour my beer for me, but I respectively decided to pour my own beer, being the big man that I am. Ha ha! Poured a centimeter of fizzy white head that reduced to swirling mists. Color is murky dark orange with small chunks of sediment that I desperately wanted to consume. Very subtle nose of citrus. Flavors of wheat, more citrus, and slight astringent alcohol in the finish. Light body, watery mouthfeel, and highly carbonated. This was just okay; a beer that provides a bit more flavor than you would find in club soda or seltzer water.

Cloudy (more or less depending on how much sediment you pour into the glass) golden-orange color with small ring of head. Sweet malty and estery scents. Some banana, marshmallow, slight caramel, bit of apple, maybe cherry. Not too much in the taste department, comes of pretty light and a tad watery. Bit of citrus and spice stand out from a lightly diacetyl malt background. Lively, crisp feel, despite the name, the carbonation could be more aggressive, but still pretty strong. Almost like a mini/watery Duvel.

the first time I tried this all I could think was HOME BREW, but made well. it has a very fruity flavor and I have spewed it back up after a big night out a number of times, my oh my does it come back up well! :)