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Boag's and Cooper's are two of my favourites. Boag's is from Launceston in Tasmania and is eminently drinkable at all times.Cooper's is from South Australia. Don't be worried if your Cooper's looks cloudy: it is meant to be cloudy, as they leave some yeast in each bottle.There's only one thing to do for you: a taste test. My favourite is the Cooper's Original Pale Ale.
@Ozmac: It's a shame that we Americans have only known Foster's as the only beer from your land.I'll try some next time. I bought a Kenyan lager called Tusker. It tastes okay.
I've never seen anyone willingly buy or drink Foster's here in Australia. I think Foster's is the last thing you'd drink if you were drinking the liquor store's beer supply dry.
I'm with you Ozmac. Fosters is a bit PW. Haven't seen it in SA for years. I'm a bit of a Cooper's Pale person myself and also enjoy Cooper's stout.
Boag's and Cooper's are two of my favourites. Boag's is from Launceston in Tasmania and is eminently drinkable at all times.
ReplyDeleteCooper's is from South Australia. Don't be worried if your Cooper's looks cloudy: it is meant to be cloudy, as they leave some yeast in each bottle.
There's only one thing to do for you: a taste test. My favourite is the Cooper's Original Pale Ale.
@Ozmac: It's a shame that we Americans have only known Foster's as the only beer from your land.
ReplyDeleteI'll try some next time. I bought a Kenyan lager called Tusker. It tastes okay.
I've never seen anyone willingly buy or drink Foster's here in Australia. I think Foster's is the last thing you'd drink if you were drinking the liquor store's beer supply dry.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Ozmac. Fosters is a bit PW. Haven't seen it in SA for years. I'm a bit of a Cooper's Pale person myself and also enjoy Cooper's stout.
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