Dunham Cream Ale

Brewed by Brasserie Dunham
Style: Cream Ale
Dunham, Canada

Serve in Footed Pilsner, Lager glass

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#1111 draught; nose is hay, cereal, red apple, late weak acidic hops, feel is broad, carb is medium, taste is heavy sweet notes, bitter fruit, superclean sweet leaves

A lightly hazed copper amber ale with a thick nitro mocha head. In aroma, grainy malt with herbal notes, light boiled veggies and bad weeds. In mouth, a roasted malt with nutty notes, weird grass, a bit watery and dry. On tap at Vices et Versa, Nov. 26 2011.

Only available on tap, I had it at Vices & Versa which is the Montreal brew pub associated with this small town brewery (they have the same owner). Decent cream ale with a bit of a spicy taste which is unusual for this style but was nice. There was, however, a bit of soapiness to the taste as well that was less pleasant. A good beer but not a top example of this style.