UPDATED: DEC 7, 2021 Rating from old records: a decent enough lager, but I prefer their hoppier pilsner.

Bottle enjoyed during a holiday in Australia. Backlog rating from bottle collection and historic scoring. Source not recorded. Tasting notes not kept, just rating.

Pours clear golden color with small whit head. Grainy aromas, sweet taste. Light body, low carbonation. Short finish. Only the label is cool!

During a road trip, we decided to stop by a beershop and this one was recommend by the tenant and it ended up to be a quite taseful australian Beer.

Tap. I didn’t realise I this was a different beer to their pilsner until someone pointed it out to me. I suppose that’s why I’ve given them the same rating...

Light fruity aroma. Clear golden colour with poor head. Fruity light flavor with a long finish. Medium to high carbonation with light to medium body.

Clear golden beer, small white head, grain aromas, medium light body, soft malt aromas, low bitterness, pretty much what is expected from a macro lager

Bottle. Clear gold, bubbly, no head or lacing. A bit sweet with no particularly enjoyable malt profile and little bitterness. Decent mouthfeel for its style.

OLD NOTES JUL 12, 2004 Slight hop fruitiness to the aroma. Has a pale straw coloured body with alot of bubbles and a pretty foamy head. Light malt body with a bit of hop tang to it. Nothing special, but there’s worse lagers around.

Bottle, 0.33l. Clear deep golden color with medium frothy white head and sparkling appearance. Aroma of grainy and caramel malt, bread, grassy hops and citrus. Taste starts with moderate sweet malt, follows by citrus and grassy acidity, crisp and dry mouthfeel and light bitter finish. Medium body, slick texture and lively carbonation in palate. Better than majority Aussie lagers...