Introducing Moo Brew Pale Ale, a brew that's their take on a traditional American pale ale, crafted with care by Moo Brew right here in Tasmania. It's slightly more malt-driven than most, which allows them to bring in a little more bitterness and really let those Cascade and Vic Secret hop aromas shine. This isn't some hop-forward fruit-bomb; it's a highly drinkable, pleasingly well-rounded beer.

Key Information and Highlights:

• Brewery: Moo Brew
• Style: American Pale Ale
• ABV: 4.9%
• Volume: 375ml Can
• Awards: A consistent performer and a customer favourite, this Pale Ale has snagged a few awards at the Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), including a Gold in 2014. Unsurprisingly, it’s also our biggest seller.

Flavour Profile:

• Appearance: Pours a lovely amber colour with a good head that sticks around. Looks like a proper Pale Ale should.
• Aroma: The aroma is a classic mix of citrus and pine from the Centennial and Cascade, with those distinctive tropical fruit notes from the Vic Secret hops. It's an inviting and familiar Pale Ale aroma.
• Taste: On the palate, it's got a solid malt presence that provides a good foundation for the hop flavour. There's a pleasant bitterness (IBU: 38) that's noticeable but not overpowering, and those citrus, pine, and tropical fruit flavours come through nicely. It's got a medium body and a balanced, slightly dry finish. It's a highly drinkable, pleasingly well-rounded beer.

Food Pairings:

Enhance your Pale Ale experience with dishes that are a good match for its character, such as:

• Burgers: A classic pairing! The balanced flavour and moderate bitterness of the Pale Ale make it a great match for a variety of burgers.
• Pizza: The hop character can cut through the richness of cheese and toppings, and the malt profile complements the crust.
• BBQ Snags and Steaks: A ripper with a good Aussie barbie! The Pale Ale's flavour stands up to the smoky and grilled flavours of sausages and steaks.

Conclusion:

If you're after a reliable, flavourful, and highly drinkable pale ale, the Moo Brew Pale Ale is a top contender. It's got that classic American pale ale character with a bit more malt depth, making it a really satisfying brew. It's a go-to beer for a reason – it just hits the spot. Give this Aussie favourite a crack!