Little Creatures

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  1. OneBadBadger

    OneBadBadger Initiate (0) May 6, 2015 Nebraska

    I was wondering if anybody had heard of this. I have a friend down in Australia who swears by the stuff from this brewery. Particularly their bright ale. I was wondering if anybody else has tried this.
     
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  2. doktorhops

    doktorhops Pooh-Bah (2,065) Jan 12, 2011 Australia
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    Yes. But I am an Australian, so yeah.

    Get your hands on it bro - one of the [unbiased opinion alert!] best APAs out there.
     
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  3. drtth

    drtth Initiate (0) Nov 25, 2007 Pennsylvania
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    Yes. The Pale Ale is definetly first rate in my view. Have had it multiple times. When I get a chance to visit OZ it's one of my regulars. (And I'm not Australian. :slight_smile:)

    (As for the Bright Ale, I've not tried it since my time has been spent in Sydny on the other side of the continent from Perth and don't think I've seen it there,)
     
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  4. SWORunner

    SWORunner Devotee (309) Mar 27, 2009 Texas

    Wonderful beer - the Bright Ale was my favorite. Had it several times when I was in Singapore.
     
  5. Darwin553

    Darwin553 Initiate (0) Jan 5, 2009 Australia

    As someone that has experienced the LC range, you should seek out their Pale Ale first before the Bright Ale. Quite an exceptional beer. The Bright Ale is good but I would rate the Pale Ale and Rogers (which is their low ABV offering) ahead of it.

    And just for the record Doktorhops that the Bright Ale is an English Pale Ale while the Pale Ale is the APA.
     
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  6. mickr84

    mickr84 Initiate (0) Nov 21, 2013 Australia

    Convincing Americans that it's worth hunting down would be like selling ice to Eskimos, but if your in Australia it's definitely worth picking up. The pale and the bright are both cracking beers.
     
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  7. doktorhops

    doktorhops Pooh-Bah (2,065) Jan 12, 2011 Australia
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    For the record: I was talking about the Pale Ale, didn't actually finish read the OPs post before replying...
     
  8. BeerBob

    BeerBob Initiate (0) May 30, 2002 Nebraska

  9. pagriley

    pagriley Pooh-Bah (2,382) Oct 27, 2014 Illinois
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    It is solid - if you ever see it, totally worth it. I am Aussie, but live in Chicago, so every time I go home finding good beer is actually a bit of a chore. Little Creatures has become a go-to, as well as Murray's and the Knappstein Lager.
     
  10. pagriley

    pagriley Pooh-Bah (2,382) Oct 27, 2014 Illinois
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  11. Hoppsbabo

    Hoppsbabo Pooh-Bah (2,053) Jan 29, 2012 England
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    I've been to their awesome brewpub in Freemantle, my favourite town in Australia.

    I thought the beer was a bit on the shit side though.
     
  12. Gasc0igne

    Gasc0igne Savant (1,109) Oct 6, 2013 Australia

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  13. pagriley

    pagriley Pooh-Bah (2,382) Oct 27, 2014 Illinois
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    Well yes, fine, but it isn't like you can wander into the Dan Murphy's in Albury and get that; or have a bloke drive from Canberra with a cooler full of beers for you :grinning::stuck_out_tongue:

    Some of the beers in Aus are awesome, but pretty hard to find - Little Creatures is a good go to beer that is everywhere for sure
     
  14. Gasc0igne

    Gasc0igne Savant (1,109) Oct 6, 2013 Australia

    I agree. My top easily acquired Aussie beers:

    Little Creatures Pale Ale/Stone & Wood Pacific Ale
    Feral Hop Hog/Mash Copycat AIPA
    Knappstein Reserve Lager
    Coopers Best Extra Stout
     
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  15. pagriley

    pagriley Pooh-Bah (2,382) Oct 27, 2014 Illinois
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    Haven't had the Copycat, but otherwise that is pretty much my list too - That stone and wood you gave me last time was a mighty tasty beer and easy drinking at 4%. I wish more of the Aussie brewers would come over here and make session beers for the americans - we could do with some tasty lighter beers!
     
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  16. DoubleJ

    DoubleJ Grand Pooh-Bah (4,516) Oct 13, 2007 Wisconsin
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    The pale ale is an excellent beer. I had a bottle of it in Vancouver, and the beer can compete with Sierra Nevada in quality.
     
  17. brother_rebus

    brother_rebus Pooh-Bah (2,512) Jul 28, 2014 Maine
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    They love the Talking Heads
     
  18. LordCrabapple

    LordCrabapple Initiate (0) Sep 5, 2006 England

    It's a nice APA (Australian Pale Ale).
     
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