Creemore Springs Premium Lager

Brewed by Creemore Springs (MolsonCoors)
Style: Premium Lager
Creemore, Canada

A very tasty beverage from a local brewery in Creemore Springs Ontario. I was very impressed with this beer from start to finish. Nice amber colour, not to common in most lagers i’ve tried. A grainey sort of aroma which reminds me of my moms fresh baked bread from when I was a kid. The flavour at first resembles the aroma, you can defintly taste the malt in this beer, but it does not overpower the flavor of the beer. The citrusy finish reminds me of Hockley Gold. A very tasty beer overall, I would certainly drink this again. Support Local Breweries!!!!!!!

341ml bottle - pours an orangey golden shade with a decent white head. Not too fizzy. I poured this one side by side with a glass of Labatt Blue, and it was amazing how much more vibrant in colour the Creemore is. Aroma is some grain, bread, and sweet malt with some floral hops in the background. Flavour has more of the same breadiness, with the sweet malt in the foreground and grassy, lightly citrusy hops taking up the back end. Dry in the finish with a mild bitterness. Quite satisfying for a lager (a style of which I’m not usually a fan) and probably the best of the Ontario bunch. Good flavour, quite decent. Whenever I have to entertain groups of non-beer nerds, I go for this. Good to see that Molson hasn’t totally ruined it...yet.

A very underrated beer. Strong but not overpowering flavor, a good finish and unlike most American brews the sensation is not too hoppy. Deep copper in color and somewhat sweet. Too bad they were purchased by Molson. Even worse is that I have to fly home to drink it!

again a good beer from creemore. well balanced somewhat fruity nose, some hop bitterness. good sessioner

Good lager, nice copper colour, sweet aroma. Macro brewery like in quality. A nice all around pint...preferably draft if you can find it.

Beer has a hint of sweetness to it, pale yellow colour, decent aroma overall a decent lager

473 mL can - pours a clear orange, with a pretty big head that became a small head rapidly and then left nice lacing around the glass. Aroma grainy/sweet malt and some breadiness, and a hint of floral hops in there somewhere. Nicely balanced flavours, though fairly simple - primarily sweet malt and some breadiness, presumably from the yeast. Not something I get all that often (usually there is something on tap I much prefer), but it certainly makes a great fallback pint when the taps are crowded with "macros" (I know, I know...). Quality stuff.

Tap @ Fox and Fiddle Mississauga. Golden in colour with pronounced caramel sweetness. A full body lager with a white creamy head and long finish. What a pleasent surpise.