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 [....]

A unique Australian made specialty beer. Brewed with a blend of premium pale malted barley and malted wheats with an equal amount of pure light amber honey. The light malt palate with its sominating honey aroma and flavour create a pale light golden coloured beer with a moderate bitternsess. I myself dislike this beer i can’t see myself drinking any more than one, that’s not to say that most people won’t like this beer for people [....]

if your in a bottle-o and see a bottle of pepperjack, buy it, go home crack it open a taste it, don't read the label just taste it and see if you can pick what that strange flavor is.... know what it is yet? it's Shiraz wine, strange isn't it, pepperjack is made by a wine company that decided to release an ale merged with their own wine. although is the flavor makes you wonder [....]

Two batches of full strength Boag’s Draught beer are brewed and filtered to bright beer stage. The alcohol is then stripped off one batch using a low temperature vacuum evaporation and then the two batches are blended. This process ensures the 2.7% product retains full beer flavour, exhibiting pleasing body with a slight crystal malt flavour and a pleasant bitter finish Origin: Australia Style: Lager Alc/Vol: 4.7% Rating: [rating:3/5]

In developing Asahi Super Dry, over five thousand people were interviewed about their likes and dislikes about beer. They found that consumers were starting to favor a clean, crisp taste over a full-bodied taste. (People defined clean and crisp as “refreshing drinkability and no aftertaste,” while full-bodied tasted meant “the deep flavor of beer.”) Asahi took this consumer information and gave it to their brewmaster, who then set off to make a truly unique beer.They [....]