Stone & Wood Pale Lager

Brewed by Stone & Wood
Style: Pale Lager
Byron Bay, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Low carbonation over a light yellow colour. Sudsy with some metallic back bite in the end. A little like the Boags of old in its sweetness.

Draught at Australian Beer Festival, Sydney. Very pale looking lager, small head. Hint of hops on the nose. Full sort of body, decent carbonation. Not a great deal of flavour, some floral sort of hops on the finish, slight metallic note in there. Not particularly great.

yellow with little to no head. not very pronounced in the hops, slightly sweet. was hoping for a more bitter finish

Bottle. Clear pale straw colour with decent white head. Vegetably hop aroma. Light body and fizzy. Tangy lemony start, followed by slightly sweet maltiness with a slightly bitter finish that is unpleasantly harsh. Mostly bland, but the flavour that is there is poor. Overall bland, unimpressive, but ultimately drinkable.

Bottle. Not a bad pale lager, better than your mainstream big brewery lagers. This beer would be vey refreshing after a hard days work.

Bottle - Sickly pale gold colour. Very thin white head. High carbonation. Thin body. Watery taste. There are mass produced lagers better than this. High in gas and bland in taste Makes this lager one big waste

Bottle. Clear pale gold body with an averaged sized white head. Aroma:taste of herbal/floral hops, bread with a soda water dry finish. Light bodied.

Pale yellow gold & clear. Thin white head, fades. Very ordinary like a dry beer, the tide went out and took everything with it. Over priced standard lager.

Pours a clear, pale golden colour with a white foam head. Has a lightly bitter taste with a thin feel. Only average carbonation, leaves a bitter after taste. By the books pale lager.

Bottle -slightly hazy pale yellow with a loose white head. some hops and also slightly earthy aromas. Dry slightly floral/citrus flavours. Dry finish.