Spook (8), Australia does not count Apr 15, 2007 Newish beer, been around for about a year. Was also a new venture for Cooper’s who have more or less been an Ale brand.
The drop is a top one and goes down with ease, very nice lager. bweezy (53), Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada May 15, 2008 Poured a pale gold, with a thin head. Lots of carbonation. Yeasty, grainy aroma. Smooth taste. Didn’t blow my socks off, but was a nice beer to drink. dwyerpg (2174), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Jun 15, 2007 Wells, smells mostly like a lager, but I found the beer quite acceptable. A little bite in the finish and no funkiness, certainly a fine beer on a day like today in Vegas, over 110. yalnikim (681), Wellington, New Zealand Oct 8, 2006 Tasted 30/09/2006. Half pint at Pig and Whistle in the Sunshine Plaza at Maroochydore.
Pale gold, white head that holds and laces strongly. The nose and flavour are simple and similar: fresh, dry, crisp and grassy, with background stony mineral notes. Mild bitterness. Light weight and medium carbonation. Similar to the Original Pale Ale but a lot cleaner. Fresh, cold and drinkable on a warm spring afternoon (29c). Everyone below is giving Coopers grief but if they have to sell a lager to stay in the game, then sell a bloody lager... Anyone who can’t stomach this one shouldn’t be able to stomach the Pale or the Sparkling either because it’s not all that different boys. Get a grip. littlecarp (128), Redding, California, USA Aug 1, 2007 Mostly malts with a nice bitter finish. Slight chemical taste to it, but overall not too bad.
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