Tooheys New

Draught (served too cold as is the Australian way). Appears clear yellow with a small white head. Nose is light malt with an unpleasant soapy character. Tongue is similar with a metallic finish. No hop presence to speak of. Don’t bother.

Pours clear, light straw, effervescent with little head or lacing. No wonder the "preferred" drinking method is straight out of the stubby. The Bad: tinny, metallic, chemical aroma and flavor. Tastes of slightly woody, generic mild hop extract (pride of ringwood), light hint of DMS, and very little else. Highly carbonated, best served ice cold to numb the off-tasting chemical compounds. The Good: Twist off caps have fun Aussie trivia underneath, and jackalopes are cool. Goes great with meat pies, sausage rolls, and any other items from the fry-o-lator. Plus, you can be the coolest person at your next Austalian BBQ and drink a real Aussie Lager actually produced in Australia.

Pours clear golden with a small white head. Very light malt aroma. Flavor is light grainy malt, slightly metallic finish.

This beverage was a leftover from a party we had a couple of weeks back. Unfortunately there is not much to report other than a toasty corn flavor and other generic pale lager characteristics. Avoid this if you can.

(bottle). Clear yellow color. Medium white head. Light yeast, aroma with a very light sweet maltiness. Light malt flavor. Short duration. Astringent finish. Thin texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

Golden pour. Decent head. Typical lager aroma with a grainy touch. Taste is fairly smooth with a creamy feel; much creamier than expected anyway and a tingle on the finish. Way better than Fosters.

Had this one during my holiday in Australia april/may 2009. Golden, orange colored brew. Light sweet brew. Grainy, refreshing.

This beer really ,really ,really is shit-house. I ve never had a beer with so much H2O- makes Bud seem robust. GRAINY and an ocean of nothingness.