Lakefront Cream City Pale Ale

Pretty decent APA-lots of cascade hops modulated with fruit and spice notes. Prominent malt but well balanced with hops. Medium mouthfeel with a creamy texture. Dry smooth finish.

Bottle. Big citrus nose, peppery hops of mainly orange with less grapefruit and pine. Sickly orange pour with a creamy, rocky beige head. Taste is bitter, light caramel and indistinct hops with peppery pine and citrus. Light-medium body, malt base is lacking somewhat, relatively clean but nothing amazing.

Nice tasting beer overall, it pours a semi orange colour with a thin white head. Moderately malty character mid palate, Well integrated hops and pleasent citrus fruit. A little piney on the nose with a hint of black pepper.

This is a tasty, fairly well-balanced American-style pale ale. Amber, it has a medium, dense, light tan head that slowly shrinks to a thin top, leaving a little weak lace. The aroma is light caramel and bread with grapefruit and pine, just a little too grapefruity for me but not heavily. It’s a bit like Lagunitas Censored. The taste is bready and grapefruity with a light sweet body with a hint of caramel, lingering light bitterness, and a pleasant, soft feel. Just a tad too grapefruity for my preferences, but again not much and has nice, persistent flavour with a strongly enticing, lively, tart, bitter-sweet jiucy quality. It’s engaging, easy to drink, yet very tasty. It’s somewhat like a much more flavourful and interesting Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

Bright amber colour. Lightly floral and citrusy aroma with a slight toastiness. Low bitterness. Some woody, citrusy hop notes but a fairly light, watery production overall.

12 oz bottle from the bottle. Aroma was light hops. Taste was fairly light and easy to drink a sort of light easy drinking pale ale.

Pours clear copper with a nice off white head. Aroma is of hops and light fruit. It is soft on the palate with some bitterness and malt. Not overly impressive.

Medium copper pour with 2-fingers of off-white head and clingy lacing. Nose is crisp hops, slight caramel malt, slight tropical fruity notes. Tastes malty, with a crisp citrus and hop bite. The body is a bit light, and this one starts a lot better than it ends.