Outback Chilli Beer

When we here at Thirsty For Beer.com first gazed eyes on this chilli beer the first thought was “wow that could be cool” but although the concept was there the greatness sadly wasn’t. Outback Chilli Beer is not a bad beer but isn’t the best either, with a nice lager crispness to it a soft chilli flavor this beer a nice one to try but a full 6-pack would be a bit much. A nice flavor but sadly the chilli isn’t strong a there is no burn in your mouth that chilli is best known for, try it.

Origin: Australia
Style: Chilli Beer
Alc/Vol: 4.8%
Rating:
[rating:2/5]

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November 15th, 2008
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