Coopers Pale Ale
Beer of the Month | Special $19.99, ends 29th January 2023
“One of Australia’s number one Pale Ale. This is the beer that inspired a generation of Pale Ale lovers. With a well-balanced flavour profile and crisp bitterness, it’s perfect for all occasions.”
ORIGIN: South Australia
TYPE: Pale Ale
ANALYSIS: ABV: 4.5%
When you sip one of the famous Coopers Ales you are tasting over 150 years of brewing history, and they say this with pride. What makes Coopers’ ales so special is that they’re naturally conditioned. This is a centuries old brewing technique that has been handed down from one generation to the next, and only a handful of breweries in the world still have the skill and patience to undertake the process at scale. Natural conditioning is a term that describes a secondary fermentation that their ales undergo once they’ve been bottled or kegged. A small amount of yeast is added to the brew prior to packaging which consumes any residual sugars and oxygen, naturally carbonating the beer and increasing its alcohol content slightly.
ABOUT
Coopers Pale Ale The Original Pale Ale. Beware of pale imitations. Guaranteed to turn heads, this is the beer that inspired a new generation of ale drinkers. With its fruity and floral characters, balanced with a crisp bitterness, Coopers Pale Ale has a compelling flavour which is perfect for every occasion.
TASTING NOTES
The ‘Pale’ is naturally conditioned in the bottle, can or keg. This traditional Coopers brewing method produces the trademark sediment that gives their ales a distinctive, fine cloudy appearance.
Colour – Deep golden colour.
Aroma – The aroma has a medium to strong pale malt character with hints of floral and grassy notes from the hops and some mild woody and yeast notes.
Serving Suggestion – Gently roll before opening to distribute the sediment formed through natural conditioning, helping unlock the beer’s full flavour and imparting the signature cloudy appearance.
Food Match – Asian, Salads, Chicken & Seafood.
“Roll the beer, unlock the flavour”