Artfully brewed to sit between traditional American and Australian pale ales, Colonial's master brewers searched the world for the perfect combination of hops, blending USA favourites with Australias hop heroes to create the perfect pale. The result is a tropical-tinged treat that's a glowing golden in colour, with subtle hints of passionfruit, pine and spicy botanics. Smooth and approachable but packed with aromatic hops, Colonial Pale Ale is brewed to linger on the palette, not overpower it.
It has a mild hoppy taste with a subtle sweet flavour. Unlike a lot of reduced alcohol beers it maintains a solid body and texture. It is an excellent beer for those long lunches.
A smooth, subtle lager with the perfect balance between hop and malt. James Boag's Premium Lager is acclaimed both at home and internationally, thanks to its rich Tasmanian heritage and smooth, sophisticated style.
The use of traditional bittering hops and the finest hop extracts combine to give this beer its delightful hop character. The muted malt flavours give it perfect balance and drinkability.
Tooheys Old is a robustly flavoured Ale made with top fermentation Ale yeast. The beer is lightly hopped, and gets its darker colour from black malt. Fruity Ale-like esters blend well with subtle hoppiness, hints of coffee and chocolate to deliver a unique beer.
Embrace Summer with Six String Tropical Pale Ale Can, a hoppy beer with lingering tropical fruit and delicate malt flavours. Easy to drink with a smooth finish, this is a must have for the summer esky or fridge.
Six String Brewing Co. Tropical Pale Ale Can 4x375mL
Modus Operandi Pale Ale is dry hopped with some of the biggest hops from the Yakima Valley. This choice selection brings out a lively layer of aromatics, with hints of pine and citrus which follow onto the palate. A crisp, dry finish caps it off.
"Loud and in your face this is the Heavy Metal of the Six String range. A little unconventional with its velvety dark red colour, hops dominate the aroma and add an intricate flavour which is balanced by the malt giving it the complexity of a metal riff."