Creemore Springs Premium Lager

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

Dark golden pour, wispy white head, sticks around for a little bit. Decent aroma for a lager - has a slight smoky bent to it. Crisp flavor which also has that same slight smokiness that the aroma has. Has a little bit of hop bitterness mingled in there as well - a little bit more complex than most lagers. Mouthfeel is a tad thin and turns a bit metallic near the end. Still an above average lager though.

The one really good beer available at most bars in Ontario. Pours a nice translucent deep golden colour. There are really two tastes to Creemore the malty version when it first comes out of the fridge and the hops as it warms up. There is a nice malty nose to start and a well balanced flavour with malt up front and bitterness on the finish. As it warms up the hop flavours take over without really increasing the bitterness, just a wonderful citrusy flavour.

Bottle. An amber lager topped by a large, foamy head. Fresh, hoppy, malt-accented aroma. Light body with a smooth, clean, crisp mouthfeel. Toasty, grainy maltiness up front, followed by a brisk, grassy hop character that carries through the finish and lingering aftertaste. Well-integrated and balanced flavours make this a nice, solid beer.

Clear amber-orange; white head, reduced to nothing in seconds. faint orangey smell - cookie malt. Faint hoppy bitterness overlying typical ale-type malt. Very refreshing, even when the malt takes care of sweet counterbalance. Medium bodied. Hoppiness keeps in the aftertaste. This is a very strange lager. A bitter pilsener version of a sweetish Belgian amber ale. The hoppiness hugely benefices the amber "ale" character. It’s not a classic for that, however. Thanks, Jeff radiomgb!

Beautiful hazy amber color. Unfortunately, its thin bubbly head fades within a minute. Good malty nose with some hoppy and herbal notes. Taste is refreshing and well-balanced. It carries some light bready hints and has a long and moderately bitter final. This is a very nice craft lager. I would like to have it on tap...

A full flavour, and great taste, but too heavy for a summer’s day thirst quencher. Savour one or two.

This lager is really a great beer. goes down smooth and tastes great. loads of flavour

This is a dark and delicious lager. Always enjoy the first bottle or two but then it slows me down a bit with its unique full flavour. Consistency is the bench mark of the brew and brewery. There is always room for a Creem in my fridge.