Gage Roads Kutt

Brewed by Gage Roads Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Perth, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Mild carbonation small head gold pour,aroma grain grass,flavour hops bitter grassy some taste of fruit,I suppose a decent Low Carbohy,but not for me.

Tasting from 2009.
Effervescent, thin looking pale straw with a quickly depleting froth atop. Aroma of fresh mown grass, lemon zest and damp cardboard. Sprightly and lively in the mouth, the body featherweight and the finish crisp, clean and extremely short. Taste is a continuation of the aroma. Grassy, herbal zing along the sides, cardboardy notes and a slightly sour malt and hop rear end. It’s low-carb beer so ultimately wasn’t expecting much, and it delivered. The positive is that it was free from too many nasties that plague the low-carb niche. Uncertain as to whether Gage roads are still brewing this. And if they aren’t, good for them! (33cL, BB12/01/10, Rose Hotel, Bunbury)

Bottle. Pale straw yellow, average white head. Grassy, slightly skunky hop aroma. Thin grainy profile with grassy hop accents. Finish is so short and clean as to be non-existent. Not offensive, but pretty ho-hum.

330ml bottle. Not one of Gage Roads best offerings - low carb-low taste. Poured thin and watery with no head. If you poured into a flute you could almost think you were drinking champagne. Pale straw colour with a mild fruit aroma.

Clear, almost bright yellow body with a poor head. Slight buttery aroma, some malt in the taste but not a lot of anything else, though you don’t expect a lot for a low carb beer.