Muskoka Cream Ale

Brewed by Lakes of Muskoka Cottage Brewery
Style: Cream Ale
Bracebridge, Canada

Serve in Footed Pilsner, Lager glass

Can, courtesy of jerc. Pours pale amber, medium white head, poor lacing. Nose is grain, mild hops, palate is much the same. A standard, unexciting cream ale, glad I had it though.

Pretty average beer in my opinion. Nose is creamy and slightly nutty. Pour is light amber with a sizeable whitish head. Taste is creamy, bready and easy drinking. Not bad.

Poured a reddish amber color, with a fairly small foam head. It had a tiny bit of bitterness, but not much. A pretty easy drinking beer. It says on the can "The taste of cottage country". I can see myself drinking a few of these while sitting around the fire at the cottage.

473 mL can. I actually drank it out of the can (I know) so I’m not sure what it looked like. Mild aroma of caramel, grain, and beer can. Flavour is mostly caramel malt, with some toast and UK hops in there as well. Body is medium and smooth. Not bad.

Poured from can. Copper orange colour with small frothy head that disappeared quickly. Medium body, Nice malty flavour that was well balanced. Very good overall.

473 ml can from OCB Pack. Pours a clear orange gold with small white head. Sweet bready nose with light honey. Taste is quite sweet, again bread with more prominent honey. Body is fairly creamy with relatively lively, fine carbonation. Ok.

473ml can. Amber in colour. Decent sized off-white head that diminished slightly. Malty aroma. Faint floral scent to the hops. A little caramel, honey. As for taste, malt and honey. Sweeter than expected, but nicely balanced. Medium bodied. A little citrus pith in the finish with the hops. Very British in style. Enjoyable.

can. Poured clear orange-brown with a good off-white head. Orange and light hop aroma. Medium creamy body, lower carbonation. Sweet toasty malt flavour with a light grapefruity hop finish.