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Chill Haze:
A cloudiness, or haze that occurs in beer when it gets cold as a result of the proteins and polyphenols bonding with hydrogen. Once the beer warms up this should disappear. It is possible to add clarifying agents to beer to prevent chill haze from occurring.

Mildura Brewery Mallee Bull Heavy


Australian Strong Ale brewed by
Mildura Brewery

Brewed in:
Mildura, Victoria, Australia

Alcohol %:
5.60%

Serve in:
Unknown
Availability:
Bottled: Yes (330 ml)
Draught (On Tap): No
Canned: No
Availability: All Year

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A unique style of amber ale, this beer displays a strong copper hue. Powerful and ful-bodied, finished with grassy hop flavours.


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Overall Score: 7.40
Reviewer: duffman696 Reviewed: 30/01/09
Serving Type: Bottle

poured a nice light golden colour with a crisp tight head.fresh grassy malt aromas. a very unique and complex taste with interesting yeast flavours.a very fresh beer with a complex taste.

Scores:
 Aroma:3.5 out of 5
 Appearance & Appeal:3.5 out of 5
 Flavour & Taste:8 out of 10
 Experience & Drinkability:3.5 out of 5

Overall Score: 6.80
Reviewer: pid011 Reviewed: 14/11/08
Serving Type: Bottle

Would be great with a big fat juicy steak done medium.

Scores:
 Aroma:2.5 out of 5
 Appearance & Appeal:3 out of 5
 Flavour & Taste:7.5 out of 10
 Experience & Drinkability:4 out of 5

Overall Score: 7.20
Reviewer: Nathan Reviewed: 13/09/07
Serving Type: Bottle

A very well presented beer with a nice thin layer of foam forming the head which sits atop quite a deep copper coloured beer. Hints of fruit and hops escape from the head generating a minor aroma in comparison to other Mildura Brewery beers (eg: Desert Premium Lager).

The flavour is intense and quite complex with distinct flavours in both the initial taste and the aftertaste. Initially you taste quite a strong full bodied malty (chocolate or toffee) ale and the high alcohol content is easily noticable. Thats when the aftertaste starts to begin, a crisp sweet lingering flavour which whilst I can't put my finger on it reminds me of penuts a little.

If you are looking for a complex strong ale to have with your dark meat dishes (eg: steak or game) definately pair this up with it, I imagine it would be a fantastic pairing!

Scores:
 Aroma:3 out of 5
 Appearance & Appeal:3 out of 5
 Flavour & Taste:8 out of 10
 Experience & Drinkability:4 out of 5

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  • Cheese (Colby, Parmesan)
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Serving Temp: 8-12°C
Cellaring Temp: 4-8°C

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