James Squire Sundown Australian Lager

Brewed by Malt Shovel Brewery (Lion Nathan Co.)
Style: Pale Lager
Sydney, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Looks, smells and taste like any Pale Lager in the world. Note a crispy palate and a real lemon peel in aftertaste. Nothing really amazing here. Cheers Mate !

Pours a golden color with a decent head that fades to some lacing. Mild aroma of citrus, bit of malt sweetness and grain. Taste of some citrus with a mild malt sweetness. Has a mild bitterness and a clean finish. Light body, crisp and refreshing. Decent beer for a hot summer day.

On tap at the Squire bar. Pours a light golden with fluffy white head that disappears. Aroma is quite plain, a bit strawy and dirty. Taste is quite crisp and refreshing. Could be an alright summer beer ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

345ml Bottle. Pours golden in colour. Not much in the aroma department. A little bit better than your average lager.

Clear golden amber with a frothy white head. Wheaty aroma. Empty flavour, bitter touches but quite watery. Sun down is right - you could down several of these on a hot day, but other than that, nothing special here.

Pours yellow colour with a white head. Aroma is sweet malt with the taste about the same with some faint citrus and grass. Quite watery and pretty ordinary. One of the worst of the Squire range.

345 mL bottle poured into a 25 cL Leffe glass. Slim pour with a foamy head. Light golden yellow pastel body . the aroma was light and crisp, with a suggestion of citrus . The taste was tangy, thin feel, fizzy and refreshing. Medium bitter finish with moderate carbonation.

Honey and citrus notes. Clean palate. Fairly light on taste, honey comes through.

Pours like a pale lager pours. Almost nothing on the nose but comes across a bit better in the taste. I was surprised by this. Actually not too bad

Bottle. Pours a golden lager that is slightly darker than your typical pale lager. Smell is some light maltiness and a bit of earthy hops. Flavour has some hop profile to it and not just wet hay. There is a citrus aspect with some grassy earthiness. Definately on the high end of pale lagers.