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The Steam is a crisp, certified organic ale. We incorporate a slap of wheat malt in the grist make-up and ferment it cool. We use Cascade and Citra hops to give it a fresh, zippy finish. Great as the weather warms up. 4.5% ABV, 18BU’s.
“Bright and refreshing…its aromatic citric fizzle is a pointer to American hop Citra which hums high above the beer’s Pilsner and wheat malts. An organic triumph.” Herald Sun.
“…has an appealing and subtle roll from a grassy first taste to a soft finish, with a hint of fresh bread thrown in.” Daily Telegraph
“…delivers a smooth and crisp finish with a zing of spritziness. It pours pale gold and imparts a tinned peach aroma. Any sweetness is well balanced with Hallertau and Galaxy hops, creating an authentic version of the Steam Ale style.” Beer and Brewer Magazine
Rated in Top 20 Australian Beers- The Australian Newspaper Nov 11.
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Scallops, Minted Peas and Beer Blanc matched with Mountain Goat Steam Ale « ambersandwich Says:
[...] in town on a Wednesday or Friday to go down to the brewery for brewskies and pizza! We drank the Steam Ale with our seafood dish. The Steam Ale is not only certified organic, but is also really delicious! [...]
February 15th, 2012 at 7:30 am -
Fried Mice + Fresh Fish + Local Beer « girl+beer Says:
[...] and a little spice and stone fruit. It’s bright and looks gorgeous in the glass. The words Mountain Goat Steam Ale conjure up images in my mind of a goat driving an old steam train. As for the beer itself, it is [...]
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[...] Mountain Goat Steam Ale (4.5% alc/vol) [...]
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[...] 19th July: Stage 17 The last major mountain day in the tour this year is from Bagnères-de-Luchon to Peyragudes. Also looks like the defending champ has run out of steam, after suffering from a stomach bug yesterday. So, an appropriate ale for tonight is the Mountain Goat Steam Ale [...]
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[...] hamburger – just makes for a nice change). Perhaps the haloumi was grilled and not fried? The Mountain Goat Steam Ale is a favourite. It’s clean and crisp with a slightly bitter aftertaste. A perfect beer as the [...]
September 13th, 2012 at 9:32 pm
I had one, well two of these beers last night…very tasty ale. Just the right amount of sweetie before the finish. It’s going to be a “Steamy” summer!
Had a Steam Ale in a restaurant the other night…. very nice. Where abouts in Adelaide can I purchase this product. I live in the city.
Seriously sensational, just a fantastic beer. Well done fellas.
Top beer it’s the best organic beer ever. If I could purchase on line I would buy it more often. Margaret
Best beer ever
I’ll be buying more of these (in Perth) – perfectly balanced. Hi hoof to you lot!
what a cracker… the finest creations i’ve found this year…
Both beers are excellent and would be in my top ten brews of all time.Now that’s a hell of a compliment coming form an ex 20 year CAMRA member and a pom to boot.Keep up the excellent work and,for god’s sake don’t ever compromise on the superb quality of your ingredients.
Very tasty, get on it
Take this to the world.. Great work!!
Thanks Rob…
We’ll do our best.
Only recently discovered Mountain Goat… Steam Ale is now my beer of choice. Lucky for me, I have just moved in around the corner from the brewery… See you there for beer and pizza
They sell out so fast at my bottle O and the other 1 does, not keep it chilled nooooooo beer yummy beer.
Ahhh. Ok!
I love this ale, its the only think I drink and reminds me of the great ale back in blighty.
Superb! Bought a carton! Def takes its place in my top five. Well done gents! Love supporting Aussies that make good beer and not commercial sellouts ! Keep it up
Love this! Perfect refreshing brew. Far too easy to drink, especially when studying. Woops….
Only thing i’d like to know is where can i buy it by the Carton?
Seriously great job fellas!
Hey Nick,
Glad you like!
You should be able to get a case of Steam Ale at most good beer outlets. Try your local IGA, or McCoppins…even uncle Dan Murphy usually has it…
Cheers,
Goats.