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Little Creatures – Rogers
This BoTF correspondent has arrived back in OZ for 3 weeks of R&R with the family.
Bladdamasta has suggested a post from Toowoomba would have been good but the best I can do was review a sample tried at Toowoomba. Various Little Creatures brews have been reviewed before but in the spirit of responsible drinking I don’t think that Rogers has made it to the BoTF beer list.
This is without doubt the best mid-strength beer that this correspondent has sampled. Last week at the Spotted Cow in Toowoomba I partook in a session of Rogers during a Xmas catchup and fell in love with it. Its full of hoppy flavour and all one would expect of a very decent brown non-lite ale.
Definitely one to keep in the back of your mind at that Xmas party when nominated drivers are scare.

Little Creatures Bright Ale – two great things
Sibling beers to the Bright Ale are featured in earlier boft posts [ Original Pilsner & Pale Ale ]. Little Creatures Brewing is close to the sodden hearts of us botf contributors.
The first great thing is they were one of the brewers at the forefront of producing quality beers that were easily accessible alternates to mainstream tap beers (or so it seems to us – apologies to all and sundry as I have most likely not mentioned several score other brewers).
The second great thing is the Imperial Pint size bottle they sell it in. You don’t see many of these about. At 568mL it is the perfect size for tasting as one glass is sometimes not enough to appreciate the beer.
The Bright Ale is on the sweet side and is low fizz with the head disappearing fast after the pour. It has a some fruity tastes and is immensely drinkable.



