Muskoka Cream

Pours a coppery amber with small white head the aroma is grainy malts and good hops The taste is smooth nice little bit of bitter hops on the finish Not bad

473ml can, amber-gold color, with a small white head, light toasty, biscuity, pale malt nose with a faint fuity yeastiness, and a mild floral hop citrusy note in trhe aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a crisp yeasty, fruity, honeyed toasted, pale, grainy malt character with a mild flowery hop grassy accent, and a hint of bready dough, leading towards a faint grainy malty, lingering hop citrusy bittering finish.

smells malty, like peanuts. its pinkish dark amber with a lace around it, tastes a little adjuncty right away, kind of nutty, fairly sweet, full of almost fruit flavours, sugar taste. smooth and moderate bodied, this is pretty interesting even though its kind of strange and awkward, also not sure if this really qualifies as a true cream ale.

Nice redish pour with a clingy lacy head. Scent of grass and hops with a slight bit of yeast. A nutty mouth with a bitter finish. A good cream ale I would think but not a favorite style of mine.

Can. An orange/amber ale with a thin, disappearing white head. The aroma has some pine in it with toffee and brown bread. Mouthfeel is medium in body and slightly chewy. Taste favours the malt up front with more toffee and bread leading to some bitter woodiness (oak?), grass, slight fruit (apricot or peach) and tea.

Pretty solid cream ale. Smooth taste with oak aroma. Light bitterness with an aftertaste of sweet spice.

Can - 473ml. Light amber body with average carbonation and a decent off-white creamy head. Well balanced malty/hoppy aroma and taste with some oaky hints. Ends with a decent bitter finish. Without being an outstanding product, this is a good introduction to Cream Ales.

50 cl can, Mulmur, ON, Canada. Iced tea colour, almost some peach hues. Cream head, abundant carbonation. Mild aroma of yeast and hops, smooth first sip - sweet caramel that fades to a mellow sweet spice.