Austral Patagona Pale Ale

Brewed by Cerveceria Austral S.A. (CCU)
Style: English Pale Ale
Punta Arenas, Chile

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottled. A copper beer with a small white head. Aroma is sweet and malty. Taste is malty and sweet, toffee notes. A bit watery and low bitterness

Can...pours very dark for a pale ale...fizzy, tan head that dissipates quickly...caramel, toffee on the nose...very sweet, very little balance from hops, very little carbonation with a watery mouth-feel...not bad on a hot Florida night, but not great either.

Cerveza bien hecha pero demasiado ... demasiado fome y sin pretensiones. Color bastante cobrizo , brillante. Aromas a caramelos y maltas, en boca similar. Bajo a nulo: amargaro y sin retrogusto.

Has a soft hops taste, not too heavy on the bitterness or carbonation. Only a light leave. I drank this as a special with two crappy hot dogs in Santiago’s airport. Compared to the hotdogs, it was great. Compared to your average pale ale.... average.

Served in a bottle, no glass, but I don’t think it would change the rating much. Bland and watery, little flavor or hop finish to speak of. Very disappointing.

A little incipit, it has good aroma and great taste at the beginning but later it is like water. NIce nut aftertaste at the first zip. NO head at all.

Bottled in Castro on Chiloe, Color is clear red with a quickly diminishing reddish beige-colored head. Nose is sweet and wet cardboard. Aroma is candy. The flavor is sweetened (over). It is bit metallic and very watery . Very boring for an ale.

Bottle, a clear copper with a frothy off white head. A slightly metallic and malty aroma with a touch of juicy fruits. A juicy malt flavour with greater hop bitterness coming through towards the finish. Quite nice.

Bottle, thanks Cristián and David! A well-made but reasonably boring beer with nothing really standing out flavour-wise... there’s some maltiness, a touch of dryness, all well integrated but it’s not very exciting...

(Bottle). Deep amber color with a tanned small head. It has a very good aroma, leaving strong notes of fruit and some caramel. Flavor is basically sweet malty with little hops on it. It’s a good Pale Ale though, it just needs more body and flavor.