Feral Golden Ace

Brewed by Feral Brewing Co.
Style: Belgian Ale
Baskerville, Australia

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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From 330 ml bottle, pours a bright golden amber with a tight white head. Aromas of lemon, spice and white bread on the nose. Taste starts out with a burst of fruity hop bitterness with a distinct lemon zest character, before some vanilla, light spice (cinnamon?) and some fresh apple notes come through. Creamy mouthfeel and a clean finish. Nicely balanced and really refreshing.

Bottle from mane liquor. Lemon/lime yesty nose. Pretty standard Belgium pale ale. Light bitterness. Clean drinking. Decent beer

Cloudy, light yellow pour; fluffy white head. Lemon/citrus aroma with yeasty smell too...dry, lemony, quite harsh, a bit sour, also a little sweetness. Finishes dry, quite short finish too .

A nice opaque light yellow colour with white fluffy head. Sediment floats in the beer but not unpleasantly. Lemon is strong throughout the beer in a fruity way. I usually add lemon to boring beers. This is a lemon beer, but with some zest.

(bottle) Hazy pale amber with some white head. Aroma is mainly citrus with some cut grass, spice and an acrid hint like hot steel. Nice palate: quite light bodied but with very nice carbonation which gives creaminess and fizz. The flavour was not to my taste being dominated by citrus and an aggressive pepperiness which developed into a moderate bitterness in the finish which was quite harsh (phenolic?) and not pleasant. Overall the harsh aspects of the taste spoiled this beer for me.

Pours a hazy golden color with a big fluffy head that slowly fades to good lacing. Aroma of citrus, mostly lemon with a bit of spice. taste of citrus, primarily lemon. Not much else can get through, just a bit of grain. Bitterness seems to be mostly tart lemon with a slightly sticky finish. Light body, Crisp with plenty of lemon tart. Not quite balanced. Not really enjoyable.

pours hazy gold with a thin white head.lemon and yeasty esters supported by a decent malt backbone, but nothing really stands out.

330ml bottle. cloudy pale colour. Not my style of beer but nice and refreshing.

Bottle with thanks to maneliquor. Pours a hazy golden straw colour with decent somewhat off white head. Plenty of yeast on the nose with the sour orange of the sorachi ace coming through. Flavours show some bitterness before a touch of sour bitterness come through near the finish. Medium to thin mouthfeel.

On tap at harts pub at the rocks Sydney. It is sweet with Wheat, lemon dominating the taste. Not being a big fan of these types of beers, it was still refreshing.