locust (3), Brampton, Ontario, Canada
does not count  Jun 29, 2009 tallcans bought in brampton ontario. nothing wrong with this beer; although i don’t find it to have a strong aroma at all nor a predominant taste. can’t believe someone under me wrote it to be a "dark golden" color, mine is quite light and golden. head that disappears fast but well carbonated and definitely refreshing. would buy again for a summer day.
 Vertical Bacon Strips (581), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jun 15, 2009 ***review from Sept 24, 2007***
This stuff is great! Poured out a large thick, white cap on top of a crystal clear dark gold brew. Lots of ropy lacing. Plenty of biscuit malts and some softly spiced hops but every deep smell I take I smell armpit sweat....I checked my own armpits and it’s not me! Still worth a 7 though. Great flavour blended well with biscuit malts and some spicy and floral hops. Slightly sweet. Very well put together in the flavour department. Mouthfeel is nice with lots of soft carbonation, comes across nearing medium bodied with a very pleasant bitterness. This is no crappy Canadain pilsner. Good stuff. Thanks Faron for the brew, for letting me reassure him that he is my bitch at pool. Also thanks to Faron for the following: hitting me in the eye with a pepper encrusted gravy bomb, yelling at and abusing our bitch waitress, chasing his keys into traffic, not tearing his pants in half climbing a fence, not getting lost in the ravine near my house, puking all over the spare bedroom while he slept, attempting to wash the pillows and blankets without shaking them off and then missing his wifes best freinds wedding ceremony at the church the next day which caused me to instantly laugh in her face ( I couldn’t help it). Good thing you flew all the way from Ottawa for that one, eh? LOL! Party on, buddy!
DerWeg (621), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Mar 19, 2009 CAN from lcbo, served cold in tall Czech pils crystal. Clear golden bubbly pour, medium-light viscosity. Aroma -some wet hay, mostly nice and open with fresh grass, grains and hops. Opens sweetly grassy with some bitterness that carries over a lingering hop finish. Slight edge from beginning vanishes yielding supreme drinkability. Lightly sweet malt taste and good body, not heavy. Extraordinarily sweet-drinking, delicate & fresh beer, Creemore’s simple genius here truly evokes a fresh Bohemian Pilsner. I could drink only this happily for some time!
kwoeltje (1272), Manchester, Missouri, USA
Feb 15, 2009 (can) Light gold with generous white head. Crisp hops aroma. Flavor is light malt with a bit of crisp, slightly grassy hops finish.
PaulHegedus (364), Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Feb 3, 2009 473ml can, slightly chilled poured into a tall pilsner flute. Lightly golden, transparent. This has a nice, tall head that is disappearing pretty quickly. There is a steady stream of carbonation heading to the surface. The aroma is fairly faint: distantly bready with some yeast and a bit of grass. The initial flavour is sadly metallic, likely influenced by the beer can, leading to some grass in the finish.
hopdog (5290), Lansdale, Pennsylvania, USA
Jan 18, 2009 473ml can acquired in trade with Sammy - thanks! Poured a medium golden-yellow color with a larger sized white head. Aromas of graininess, wet grass, and I was getting some spiciness. Tastes of the same graininess and had a lighter sweetish finish.
Trev (749), Lakeville, Minnesota, USA
Dec 23, 2008 pours medium gold with thin head.
Aroma is light and grainy.
Flavour is pale malt, grainy, slight grassy hop, clean finish.
Decent and drinkable.
terrybail (312), London, Ontario, Canada
Oct 28, 2008 Can from the LCBO
Not quite as good as their lager but still a very good beer
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