The Launch of Little Creatures at Pedro Tap House

By nickahtolentino - Wednesday, May 08, 2019

Little Creatures is local Australian beer. It started with a group of mates. All hailing from the beer scene, these guys wanted to brew an awesome, hop-driven American Pale Ale with a distinctive aroma and delicious flavour. This is a brewery built on Pale Ale – so much so in fact, that it was designed specifically to brew it the right way. Slowly, gently and patiently, their Pale takes nearly six weeks to brew, ferment, bottle and condition. They brought in the best hops we could find from the United States and started crafting a beer to startle the tastebuds of Aussie beer-drinkers

And now they are here in the Philippines partnered with Pedro Tap House. The famous Philippine craft beers of Pedro Brewcrafters, a brewery in San Pedro, Laguna. They made their own home for their crafts at Poblacion, Makati.

We got to try their All year round beer, the Pale Ale, Bright Ale, and Dog Days.

Pale Ale

The beer that inspired this crazy journey, their is a hop driven Pale Ale bursting with flavour and aroma. Full-bodied yet refreshing, the bitter finish will leave your tastebuds craving more.

Bright Ale

An approachable, refreshing ale. This bright-filtered ale takes inspiration from both the new and old worlds of brewing. It may be a hybrid ale in origin, but they like to think of it as the creation of a truly Australian style of ale.

Hoppy, but not too bitter, we use a whole bunch of hops from around the world to give us woody, green, floral notes with a bit of bite. The malt is subtle to balance the hops and keep things refreshing.
Dog Days

Dog Days was a hophead favourite when it was released as their last Summer Seasonal. The message from their fans was loud and clear: you wanted this beer year round. And quite frankly we couldn’t get enough of it either. So we’ve listened and brought Dog Days back FOR GOOD. And for the first time in Little Creatures history, they put their beer in a can.

A fine beer – crisp, clean, refreshing and hoppy. Pours a straw yellow colour with a rocky white head, with tropical hop aromas waft thickly out of the glass. The peachy, juicy-fruit hop flavours marry nicely with the wheat malt. In terms of bitterness, it’s firm, but not so intense that it overwhelms the light malt character.

Pedro Tap House also serves food that is good with the local craft beer.