Muskoka Cream

[2208-20090603] Tap. Mild mushroom grains aroma. Clear, amber brown body with a quick bubbly white head. More grainy bread crumbs in the flavour with a hint of something badly toasted. Medium body. Rough, unfinished.
(@ Volo; Toronto, ON)

Yeasty grainy and sweet with a slightly clashing hop bitterness. Can pours thick a slightly reddish tinged blonde with fine carbonation and dense white head. Smells of toasty sweet malt and yeast. Slight prickle of lemon, vanilla, Good body and after-taste. This is a quality rendition of what we all know i s a mundane but commercially viable style.

341 mL Bottle. Amber body with an instantly diminishing fizzy white head. Sweet malt and resiny hops dominate in the aroma. The flavor is sweet malt with a cotton candy-like overtone and hop-bitter aftertaste. Not bad stuff.

A golden ale with a thin white head. Light caramel malt aroma, non-descript. In mouth, a grassy biscuitty malt, some crisp hops, refreshing. Tasted around April 2007.

Bottle. Pours amber, with light carbonation and a small, fully diminishing fizzy head. Aroma (what there is of it) is malt and slight citrus (mostly orange). Medium watery palate with an average length, slightly bitter finish. There is a slight taste of brown sugar in there somewhere as well.

bought at lcbo some fruity notes some hops. a little off musty nose on the end, flavor is off slightly sweet but with a really metalic flavor and finish gonna have to buy again or go to the brewery and try again at another time

Pours a proper amber brown, no head though. Aroma is herbal, and lightly floral. The flavour is laid back, with some grain and a bit of hops coming through but really not much to comment on. Refreshing, and local, but pretty uninspired.

341ml bottle from a ontario tasters pack from the LCBO. pours dark orange with a mid off white head. malty grainy aromas. flavours are pretty good but nothing really special to pick out. very easy drinking. pretty standard ontario craft brew.