Creemore Springs Premium Lager

Creamy, soft maltiness, balanced bitterness. Complex.

Amber colour. Fresh, fruity hop aroma. Toasted grains in the flavour underpin more flowery, fruity hops. Sweet and dry at the same time.

2008-07-28, draught at Hop In Brew Pub, Calgary, 4-3-5-2-8=22
Hazy golden color. The aroma is quite unmistakable: infection or keg problem, less evident in the flavor. Difficult to evaluate what it was before...

2008-07-27, draught at Ship and Anchor, Calgary, 6-3-5-3-11=28
Golden color. It has a light fudge aroma. The mouthfeel is quite dry, there is only a shade of fudge. Ordinary bitterness. Simple but not bad.

(WCC2003): Clear amber with small off-white head. Aroma is apple, light grassy. Taste is light apple at the start, then turns grassy mid-body and stays that way through to the swallow. Light/medium body, some crispness.

Outstanding looks. Amber, clear, extremely carbonated, medium rocky head that lasts very long and sticks the glass. Malty nose, lightly hoppy with flowers and earthy notes. Basically a very pleasant aroma. Very smooth mouthfeel, malty, salty even, it all heads toward a hoppy bitterness finish. The finish has an unpleasant feel though, almost paperish, slightly bitter and cerealic. The flavor development is not as balanced and easy-going than in a bitburger or czechvar. Certainly a good canadian product, but not as robust or complex as expected.

Bottles acquired in trades with beerhugger & boutip (thanks!). Can’t remember the last beer I had with this type of twist off top (similar to the tops on 40oz malt liquor bottles). Poured a medium and hazy amber color with an averaged sized off white head. Aromas of caramel, citrus and light spices. Tastes of pretty much the same. Thinner and creamy body.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a small white head. Aroma of toasted malt, grass, and some floral. Flavor of sweet malt and mild hops.

light amber colour, fine hop aroma, crisp, slightly nutty aroma, dry