This is their spotted cow clone beer. Very smooth and easy drinking, slightly sweet. Not bad at all.

<i>On tap.</i><br />Pours a slightly cloudy pale straw-yellow with virtually no head. Tart, slightly fermented vegetal aroma – not very promising. Notably tart flavor too but mercifully without the “fermented” aspect – influence of the wheat perhaps? Has the adjuncty flavor appropriate to a cream ale but without the creamy sweetness of a cream ale. A pleasantly tingly palate, especially considering how flat it looks. It finishes better than it starts and it’s actually a decent tasting beer, but a very odd example of a cream ale.

Fresh, on tap at the brewpub in Hayward, Wisconsin, pours a clear, pale golden yellow brew with a fast dissolving white head. Leaves behind spotty lacing. Aroma is fruity with distinct scents of apple and pears. Taste is smooth, buttery and lightly carbonated. Finish is clean cut and crisp with a slight sweet aftertaste.

Watery nose on this pale yellow beer. Minimal head. Lager taste with some apple flavor and hint of hops. Every brew at this place had an apple overtone to it. On tap at Muskie Capital.

&#40;Tap&#41; Pours yellow with small white head. Sweet and malty. Somewhat sour aftertaste. Refreshing on a hot day.