pumpkinheart (63), Aurora, Illinois, USA
May 7, 2008
Bottle into English pint glass. Pours a brown-amber with a thin white head. Aroma is fruity hops and a trail of the advertised cranberries. Flavor is essentially a sweet, lightly roasted malt ale with cranberries hanging out underneath throughout. Palate is mildly astringent and a bit more oily than preferred. Otherwise, a unexceptional yet drinkable brew.
TheElder (49), DeSoto, Wisconsin, USA
Jun 17, 2008 If you didn’t read the bottle and had a weak nose, you wouldn’t know that cranberries were used in this one. I got tons of malts and..... Yeah, that’s about it. Looks descent and tastes alright, but not getting much in the form of cranberries. Sorry.
 jbuzz (414), South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Jun 13, 2008 Sand Creek Brewery Night at Three Cellars.
Very subtle. I would have liked to taste more the Cranberry. On the Plus side it was definitely not over powering as many fruit beers I have had are. Pleasant.
IPAaLLtHEwAY (93), La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
Jun 8, 2008 Thus far this is the worst fruit beer i have ever had. Really weak on the aroma, bland appearance. And shitty flavor. I would rather stand around for a series of hours and watch a bunch of red-necks pick eachothers belly buttons and drink bud light "the queef of beers" than ever try this disasterpiece again.
phishpond417 (1162), Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA
May 20, 2008 Leave it to Wisc to turn any kind of fruit into alcohol: pours a clear orange body with a small thin white head. aroma is strong of tart cranberries and lemon. taste is relatively light, fruity- finishes a little sour.
esjaygee (687), Oak Creek, Wisconsin, USA
May 18, 2008 Light amber with thin white head. Aroma of sweet malts with light cranberries. Taste of sweet malts and cranberries with a semi-tart finish. Better than I expected.
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