Australian Beer Review - #13 - James Squire One Fifty Lashes
Australian Beer
Beer drinking in Australia is ingrained in our culture.
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Beer Review - #13 - James Squire One Fifty Lashes
Source
Brewed by:
Malt Shovel Brewery
Alcohol Content:
4.7%
Beer Type:
English Pale Ale
History:
The Malt Shovel Brewery is an Australian brewery located in Camperdown, New South Wales. Originally the Hahn Brewery established in 1988 by master brewer Chuck Hahn, it is best known for the James Squire range of beers. The beer is named after the convict turned Australia's first brewer James Squire, who also went on the grow Australia's first hops and is said to have created Australia's first commercial brewery.
Source
Availability:
James Squire One Fifty Lashes is available for purchase in:
345 mL bottles, 375 mL cans
Drinkers Review:
Pale golden in colour it's also clear in complexion and is topped with a sudsy white head. Bubbles - the visual equivalent of refreshment - give the perception of a classic hot weather quencher. I am a fan of this Brewery for a variety of reasons , so probably mark them a little higher than others producing the same beer, that said this is one of the weaker beers. It looks ok and smells ok but just tastes a bit plain. I find this a better option than the ubiquitous New, Extra Dry or Pure Blonde, but it's certainly worse than Coopers green or red.I don't mind throwing back a few of these on a hot summers day, however, there are other much better drops produced under this label.
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Rating:
2.5 out of 5 Stars
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Previous Beer Reviews:
#1 - Victoria Bitter (VB)
#2 - James Boag XXX Ale (Boag's Red)
#3 - Carlton Cold
#4 - FIGJAM
#5 - Cascade Stout
#6 - Little Creatures Pale Ale
#7 - XXXX Gold
#8 - Foster's Lager
#9 - Cooper's Original Pale Ale
#10 - Toohey's New
#11 - Lorry Boy's Golden Ale
#12 - Cooper's Mild Ale
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Thanks for reading.
This beer is pretty good 👍 you should do a post on "Great Northern" it's my current beer of choice 😎
Thanks. I will get to that eventually. Just need to pluck up the courage to purchase a few. I'm more of a craft beer guy myself but will try anything for the good of the community. Thanks for reading.
Cracker drop that!
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You've described it quite well, better than the lowest common denominator beers, not as good a Coopers and not as good as most of the hundred of pale ales produced by any number of Aussie craft brewers - think 4 Pines, Feral, Burleigh, even Gage Roads. but at the end of the day it's beer, which can never be bad.
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