Olde Stone Cream Ale

Brewed by Olde Stone Brewing
Style: Cream Ale
Peterborough, Canada

Serve in Footed Pilsner, Lager glass

Yellow body, small creamy white head. Lightly yeasty aroma with a mild fruity character. Very mild flavour with light sweet fruit. Average to light palate is smooth. Tasted pretty much like you would expect if you have had a cream al at another brewpub. Well executed but a bit dull.

I'm the first ever Ratebeerian to visit P'oro? Wow. Well, I went spelunking at the Warsaw Caves (Warsaw Lunch, for the record, has some fine staff) and made sure to stop at the Olde Stone on the way home. This one was billed as being "like Boddington's". Light bronze colour, lemon, EKG aroma...sweetish and mild. I guess so, although I never did find cask Boddy's in Manchester last year. Anyway, it's useless.

This is my least favorite of the Olde Stone beers. This was watery, and had a candy-wheat flavour to it.