Creemore Springs Premium Lager

Brewed by Creemore Springs (MolsonCoors)
Style: Premium Lager
Creemore, Canada

My "common everyday" beers tend to be Guinness or Bass. I discovered this wonderful beer about 8 years ago during a blind beer tasting party. None of my friends & I could agree on any of the beers we tried. We were all over the map in our scorings. We were trying beers from all over the world. Much to everyones surprise we all gave high marks to this one beer (even after having tasted a lot of beers by this point). When it was announced what beer it was I was surprised. When ever I go back home to Toronto I always order it & I have friends mail bottles to me. I highly recommend this fine product.

slight fruit in nose, slight haze, great flavor, somewhat grainy body, nice drinking beer

500 ml bottle. Pours a clear, mostly orange, partly brown, with a normal sized white head, a little lacing. Smells hoppy and fruity-sweet, a little malty. Taste is hops and malt, some bitterness, and an undertone of mild honey-vanilla sweetness. Slightly astringent tongue feel and a bit lively, but not over-carbonated, and quite full and otherwise smooth in the mouth. A good, pretty strong bitter and lightly citrusy tasting finish. Not off the wall shit here, just really quite nice.

Pours light amber with a quick dissipating white creamy head. Sweet, slightly yeasty and roasted malt nose, gives way to some floral accents. Minimal carbonation. Some grass and honey, apricot notes with a nice maltiness. Somewhat watery. Round and Good.

This beer pours a nice amber colour with a creamy white head. Initial smell comes up with citrus and caramel malt. First taste is smooth with flavours of malts and a slight bitter hop taste. I find this brewery to have its own flavour like non other. The palate is pleasant with a slight bitterness and sugary malt flavours.

One of the local beers worth promoting to people. A beautiful amber coloured lager with a quickly dissipating head and nice lacing. a little sweet at first then a nice lingering aftertaste with a bitter tinge. Solid.

Copper colour with a thin white head. Aroma of malt and graham crackers. Medium-bodied; Astringent malt flavours up front, soon showing a bit sweeter tastes. Aftertaste is fairly bittering-not pleasant, but not horribly offensive. All-in-all, a decent beer-but nothing special. I got this pint at the Scruffy Something in Toronto, Ontario on 05-December-2003.

Clear golden apperance. Slight malty aroma. Clean mainly malty flavors, some hops are there in the background. Decent lager.