Picked one up for $1.95 CND for 375 ml at the LCBO today. I would guess that this is what Canadian ales used to be - grainy more than malty, a rough edge to the hops but not cheap hops. Not flowery like an English pale ale and no corn or sweetness like in US versions. Balance as well with more body than today's mass produced beer. If you are in Ontario or can find one elsewhere is it a good benchmark for what this sort of pale ale should be.
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Comments
Princess Kate - September 2, 2005 1:25 pm
Yeah, Coopers makes the best beer in the world!!!!! I'm finding it really hard to find outside of Australia though. Good to know it's out there = )
Chris - April 5, 2007 9:45 am
Good to hear people from around the world praising Australian beer. Good that you have also checked out Cascade. Tasmanian Beer on average is excellent, except stay away from the Boags.
Try the Cascade Lager and Cascade Pale Ale. Excellent beers