Two Metre Tall Cleansing Ale

Brewed by Two Metre Tall Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
New Norfolk, Tas, Australia

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Golden amber, persistent long lasting soft white head. Citrus & floral smells. Light and fresh in the mouth, sweet and fruity (citrus, apple, grape) flavors, only mildly bitter with an unusual tangy sour finish. Strange beer, a little thin perhaps. Improved as I went on...perhaps I served a little cold.

Bought this bottle from the 2mt.com.au farmers bar where it had been freshly brewed in the barn next door a few weeks before. Pours a nice copper with a big fluffy white head and a lovely citrus aroma with hints of malt. The flavor is an amazing citrus zesty hit with a nice light malt backing. They told me at the bar that their beer can vary from batch to batch as they tweak them although I am very happy with how this batch has turned out. This appears to be a very good up an coming brewery I look forward to trying there beer back in Perth when it gets there.

Really enjoyed this individual beer. Over the top orange flavour that even reminds me of Tang. Sweetness lingers in your mouth. Very lively when poured. Needs to be cold and not too many before it is too much.

Bottle. Gushed everywhere on opening. What was left of the bottle was a golden orange with a huge rocky white head. Odd and unpleasant resiny pine / grainy aroma. A little off putting. Flavours are slightly better and domiated by resiny pine hops. Not overly balanced and unfortunately not a great beer in my opinion.

Strong carbonation in a dark orange gold pour aroma strong hop fruit musky smell floral flavor smooth ibu decent fruit citric peel bitter pear apricot has a light fizz musky taste finish good bitter hop aftertaste fizz light caramel decent session ale

overly carbonated, aroma got me excited with its citrus, pine and oak aromas, but lacked something in the taste and mouthfeel. was left with what tasted like a weak pilsener.

330ml bottle. Hazy, sludgy dull amber colour with a deep even head that hangs around. Piney citrus aromas with a hint of sourness and a tart acrid almost sour flavour that fills the mouth.Drinkable but would not back up for more.

Bottle. Just hazy gold, an inch of off-white head. Smells yeasty with biscuits, pine, grass and particularly citrus. There’s some malt sweetness and a yeasty touch but it’s all rather masked by pronounced citrus sourness. Very much in Coopers green territory.

Pours amber with a large, lasting head. Nose shows resinous and grassy hops, with light sweet clean malt in the background. Flavours include more clean malt with some hops that can only be described as sharp and clean, with a faint bitterness following. Soft, creamy carbonation.