Hargreaves Hill Pale

Brewed by Hargreaves Hill Brewing Company
Style: English Pale Ale
Steels Creek, Victoria, Australia

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Sampled on tap at mrs Parma’s in little Bourke street Melbourne. Poured a slightly hazy gold, white head which receded though left a nice lace around the pint glass. Aroma is passion rut and summer fruits, some crisp pale malt with peppery highlights, bright carb over a thin to medium body and drying finish.

This is a nice, easy drinking palae ale. Has fresh, fruity hop aroma, but not too strong. Malt is light and well attenuated.

Bottle - pours hazy gold with torrent of bubbles and a big white head. Flowery hop aroma and pine, slight soap hint. Slightly dry finish not a lot up front, was hoping for more. medium palate with a good body. Nice beer light on bitterness for the style.

Pours a nice copper with white lasting head. Not very much to the aroma at all on this one very disappointing. Taste is much better some nice citrus hints with a little sweet malt.

From a 330ml bottle on 8/11/2011. Pours a cloudy light golden with a good sized head. Has a faint fruity aroma (apples). In the mouth, there’s a background of bready malt, with some sharp citrus flavours up front. Has a firm bitterness at the end. All up, a quite decent pale.

Pours a cloudy deep golden colour. This is a light tasting pale ale where you can taste the hops. A refreshing beer.

Bottle from Mane Liquor. To sum this beer up; solid pale with nothing bad to say about it. Just nice, flavoursome and easy drinking

Pours a nice golden colour with one finger head that dissipates to a thin lace. Very fruity aroma, citrus fruits being dominant. Overall a pretty good beer that could be drunk in sessions without any trouble and one that i enjoyed more when trying it the second time.