Coopers Clear

Brewed by Coopers Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Regency Park, South Australia, Australia

Serve in Lager glass

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Seriously ? Really ? Is Cooper’s actually doing this ? A little bit pissed off that Coopers has gone down this path. Pretty pissed off that it’s a shit beer as well

Touch and go which is worse. Pilsener 62 or Clear. Pilsener 62 probably stuck out more as I had three bottles and not one. If you are looking for flavour then skip this beer.

Clear Hazy straw colour with thin white head. Malt aroma, metalic tingly moutfeel,sharp finish. What a shame a great brewery has sold out to themarketing department.

Someone said "A pale lager is naturally low in carbohydrates, why do people still believe this hoax in brewing advertising". You need to broaden your thinking. I am a late onset Type 1 diabetic. I have worked with my doctor and others and have completely recovered my health by adopting a low carb diet. It is true that pale lagers are lower in carbs than some beers. However some of us have a very strict carb budget (around 30-50 grams per day) and a beer with 3g carbs is a better choice than a beer with 10g of carbs. Coopers Clear is nice and refreshing IMHO.

Nice refreshing beer. Not a whole lot going on flavour wise but still have some nice qualities. Great appearance and a refreshing finish.

Clear bottle, dry beer, low carb, please don’t sink to THEIR level Coopers! Why, oh why do you need to go down this path?
Rusty car bodies, bread, dust, cat fur, damp hay, the nose has all the more in common with adjunct ridden South American lagers than something labelled as ’Premium’ and ’all malt’. Headless, a single stream of soda-pop bubbles rise central of its pale, yellow gold body. Discernibly dry on the palate, watery and metallic. Pasty cardboard malts, some dust, pale grain husks, carbonic acid bite up front, crisp swallow has some alkaline. Becomes soapy and slick to join the rest of the ’Low-carb, new wave drainpours. A pale lager is naturally low in carbohydrates, why do people still believe this hoax in brewing advertising. Wake up Coopers and smell the hops, yeast and malt! (35,5cL, BB 26/07/11, Thirsty Camel Butler)

The instant the cap is popped on this thing you just know its gonna be bad. Stong, bready aroma - typical of mass produced lagers. Golden colouring with a minimal head. Bready, yeasty flavour - sub par. Not a good beer, in fact, quite a bad one.

This genre continues to be a blight on the beer market. Comes across like a slightly stale pilsner with grassy hop notes (albeit of the dull variety) but otherwise very uneventful. Do people really want to drink these beers?

330mL bottle. Pours clear pale straw with a ghost of a head. Grainy and earthy aroma. Low bitterness and low sweetness allow some off grain and hop flavours through. Thin and watery.

what a dissapointment this beer was. was expecting better from coopers. plain and bland