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Name: Fat Yak Pale Ale Brand: Fat Yak Brewer: Matilda Bay Brewing Company Type: Ale Style: Pale Ale Region: South East Australia Alcohol/vol: 4.7% Volume: 345ml Brewers Description Fat Yak first impresses with its golden colour, distinctive, hop driven, fruity and herbaceous aromas, giving characteristic passionfruit and melon notes, followed by a whack of hop…
Considered one of the major beer style groups, Pale Ale often has a rather deceptive name. Pale Ale traditionally are not actually pale, especially when compared to other beers available on the market today. They are pale if compared to the Black and Brown Ales that were popular at the time when Pale Ales were…
A relatively recent arrival on the Ale style scene, Amber ales are a sub-style of Pale Ale that are not commonly found outside of France, Australia or North America. Amber Ale usually has a medium body with colours ranging from copper to light Brown. Amber Ales usually are less bitter then most Pale Ales and…
Life’s like hitting a moving target – just when you think you’ve got it, things change. Here are hilarous ways to say “hitting a moving target” – enjoy!
The ultimate beer gift for your loved one, or an adventure waiting to happen, the Craft Beer Passport is a wonderful idea and affordable too. So what is it?
Discover the best biodynamic wines in Australia! Learn what are biodynamic wines and explore top-rated options from McLaren Vale to Margaret River. Cheers to sustainable sips!
The last couple of years has seen a resurgence in mid-strength beers in Sydney, particularly among independent and craft brewers. It should come as no surprise that mid-strength beers have made a comeback. For a while “sessionability” has been used as a positive descriptor for beers. As the craft category continues to grow, brewers are…
A guide to South African wines in Australia, including the renowned Pinotage variety, and a list of the top 20 South African wineries.
Australian wine magazines are useful for keeping up with current trends, but sometimes I question their reasoning. This is our guide on the best Australian wines coming into 2023, catergorised by wine type. Related: Best Champagne Recommendations for 2023 Merlot Australia hardly makes any world-class merlot on a consistent basis, but then again, who actually…