Boags Premium Lager

Brewed by J. Boag & Son (San Miguel)
Style: Pale Lager
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Green bottle. Light gold appearance with a very small white head. Light honey sweetness on the nose. Lower carbonation than many pale lagers. Not completely awful.

The head is unrobust, the body golden. It smells a bit malty refreshing, mild. The taste is malty, mild, a bit citrus refreshing. Medium 8/7/7/7/11/7

Pours yellow with no head and a small amount of carbonation. Not much on the nose, some citrus hops and cheesy yeast. Full taste, some citrus. Average lager

Bottle- Pours a light golden color with a small head that fades to a bit of lacing. Mild aroma of grain and a trace of hops. Mild taste of malt sweetness with a bit of grain. There is a slight bitterness and a clean finish. Light body, slight crispness, smooth and a bit light on flavor. Decent non-offensive euro lager. Bland but seems to compliment most meals.

Bottle. Smells like beer. Tastes overly sweet for my taste buds, with some bitterness. Drinkable if it is a stinking hot day and the beer is icy cold. Not recommended.

Bottle- A stock standard pale lager, nothing special, but not offensive and drinkable on a hot day.

I did not care for this beer, and couldn’t finish it. Did I get a bad bottle? There was a pronounced funkyness to this beer I couldn’t quite put my hand on. I didn’t know if maybe this was a rye beer or something.......maybe hay, or grass? Maybe it’s just because the beer I had before it was a different one.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Clear golden coloured brew with an crisp clean taste, very safe taste if i may say.

Very clear and smooth basic lager . Nothing to stand out. I don’t recommend and probably will never try it again

Dirty stale malt and mild hop aromas. Medium orange color. Same old corn sweetness found in many lagers. Offers a minor bitter contrast. Heavy for lager, yet watery at the same time.