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Something to start my third trip around the world - a macro brew from Tasmania.
Pours a clear, bubbly golden colour with a large head.
First sip: Slightly sweet malts with a bready flavour, followed by a slight hops bitterness. Mouth-feel is thin and dry, and a bit gassy.
Since this is a macro-lager from a beer factory I didn't expect much. And this beer delivers that in spades. It's not horrible, and quite refreshing on a hot day like today (36C/97F/309.1K). That's about it. It doesn't have a lot of taste to distinguish it from any other macro-lager. I'd drink this at a BBQ or party if it was on offer, but I wouldn't go out of my way to acquire it unless specifically ask to do so.
Premium Lager
J Boags & Sons
5%alc/vol
375ml bottle
Same again, sir? Meh
Pours a clear, bubbly golden colour with a large head.
First sip: Slightly sweet malts with a bready flavour, followed by a slight hops bitterness. Mouth-feel is thin and dry, and a bit gassy.
Since this is a macro-lager from a beer factory I didn't expect much. And this beer delivers that in spades. It's not horrible, and quite refreshing on a hot day like today (36C/97F/309.1K). That's about it. It doesn't have a lot of taste to distinguish it from any other macro-lager. I'd drink this at a BBQ or party if it was on offer, but I wouldn't go out of my way to acquire it unless specifically ask to do so.
Premium Lager
J Boags & Sons
5%alc/vol
375ml bottle
Same again, sir? Meh