Mash Pale
Mash Brewing

As soon as i opened this bottle it basically gushed out like a fountain of froth at first and as soon as i poured it into my glass it basically had floaties swimming everywhere it was definately well over carbonated and eventually poured a very hazy light honey hue,the smell was average with aromas of lemon,orange rind,honey toffee and some light pine,the mouthfeel is quite light bodied and due to the overcarbonation on opening i dont find much carbonation on mouthfeel even though its still there and in taste i get hints of citrus,honey,caramel/toffee and it finishes with a light honeydew,piney bitterness and overall due to the overcarbonation i didnt find it entirely enjoyable but im sure with the right tweaks they could get this drop tasting and looking alot better.

A - Cloudy orange haze beneath a fleeting yet dense white head followed by strands of lacing.

S - Grapefruit, lemon, orange and grass.

T - Tropical fruits with a light caramel malt backing.

M - Light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Clean and refreshing.

O - Not a bad pale ale. Not much complexity here but it's aromatic and sweet tasting. Worth a try.

This is a solid pale ale, somewhat reminiscent of little creatures, without being of the same standard. It is a bog standard aussie pale ale that feels like a lager, but tastes like an ale with a few layers of taste. This one is a little too heavy on the hops for my liking and reminds me of an IPA.

I think aussie brewers are getting their styles a little confused.