Coopers Original Pale Ale, 12 x 375 ml

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If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label.Draught : Light yellow in colour, floral nose with a tightly packed head, medium bodied with a delicately hopped bitter finish.

When he died in 1897, Thomas was survived by his wife, and nine of his nineteen children – seven of his sons, and two of his daughters. Not only was it the reputation of the early brews that established Coopers as a brand, they were also considered one of the first breweries to tame the fierce heat of the region so as to produce a higher quality beer. a b Cameron Pearce, the husband of one of Max's daughters, became a director on 31 January 2002 when Max retired from the board. Brew up to 40 pints of your own Australian-style beer right in the comfort of your own home using the Coopers Australian Pale Ale Beer Kit.

citation needed] Although it has only been produced under this name since 1989, it did have a number of similar predecessors from which it can claim a pedigree, with names including "Light Brew Sparkling Ale" (brewed in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century before being discontinued due to poor sales), and "Light Dinner Ale" (brewed from the 1960s with some changes to the recipe). It's still brewed naturally using the century old top fermentation method and it still tastes great! One of Max's sons-in-law, Cameron Pearce, became the D class director when Max retired from the board in 2002. Whilst we try to make sure they are accurate as possible, it is not a substitute for you reading the product packaging and label prior to use. The sixth generation is now the current custodian of a proud legacy that began in 1862 when Thomas Cooper (a Yorkshireman) brewed his first batch of Coopers Ale.

After consulting the SA Brewing board and receiving their support, Coopers sold their SA Brewing shares in 1984, (at a substantial profit).Ubiquitous in the region, travelling Australians have ‘distributed’ the reputation of the brewery which is now available worldwide. By the 1960s, the brewery was still producing much the same products as in the 1880s, but the brewing environment, and consumer demand, had changed.

Coopers beers are widely available on tap in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales, and in some bars in the rest of Australia as speciality beers. The company went through the doldrums during the recession of the late 1880s, a boom time in the 1920s, the doldrums during the Great Depression, and mixed fortunes through World War II and the 1950s. This traditional Coopers brewing method produces the trademark sediment that gives there ales a distinctive, fine cloudy appearance. Coopers are famous for this process which leaves a natural residue of yeast during maturation and gives a cloudy appearance with an enhanced flavour. The Aussies serve this chilled, but then their room temperature is a few degrees higher than the bleak north of England!This kit contains everything you need to make the beer and will leave you with a 23L keg of your own home brewed ale. Thomas married twice, leading to two branches of the family, known as the "A side" and "B side" of the family.