Gages Road Lager

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Gages Road Lager

Postby Pale_Ale » Tuesday May 01, 2007 8:41 pm

Tried a couple of these tonight - very impressive lager indeed. Extremely easy to drink but with real flavour. Awesome.
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Postby Tim... » Tuesday May 01, 2007 10:22 pm

Went into Dan Murphy's a few weeks back, and saw some beers from Gage Roads (which I had never heard of). So I bought 2 of each of their: Lager, Pils and IPA.

Didn't enjoy the IPA very much at all. Although I've never been much of an IPA fan for some reason.
Lager was nice. Pretty decent flavour.
I enjoyed the pils the most out of all of them. Easy downing, but still with a good taste and some great flavour.

So basically I recomend trying them all, but go for the pils if you can only get one.
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Re: Gages Road Lager

Postby Snowdog » Saturday Mar 01, 2008 5:35 pm

I agree Tim, the Pils is about the best mid-strength beer I've had. I do like the Lager, and really like the IPA though.
Would love to put it up against the U.S. IPA brews in their championship.
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Re: Gages Road Lager

Postby Kevnlis » Saturday Mar 01, 2008 5:43 pm

I had one of their Lagers a few weeks back and I really did not like it at all, in fact as far as Aussie micro Lagers go I would have to say it is the worst I have had. This of course can be influenced by a lot of things and I would never judge a brewery or even a beer on a single bottle from a single commercial source...
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Re: Gages Road Lager

Postby Snowdog » Sunday Mar 02, 2008 4:04 pm

I hear that. I have a sour taste of Bee Sting because of an infected six I got. I'll likely give them another chance someday.

What do you consider a "good" Aussie lager?
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Re: Gages Road Lager

Postby Kevnlis » Sunday Mar 02, 2008 4:17 pm

Well my fav ATM is Knappstein, but I also like Burleigh's Duke Lager a lot!
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Re: Gages Road Lager

Postby Boonie » Monday Mar 03, 2008 8:46 pm

I had some in Wollongong recently....I thought it was OK, not in my top 10 but ...mind you this was after I had purchased some out of date FIBC beer earlier in the arvo.... :evil:

Duke miles better I concur Kev
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