Genesee Cream Ale

Brewed by High Falls Brewing Company
Style: Cream Ale
Rochester, New York USA

out of all the beers i had last night this was one of my favorites. very creamy smell and taste and smooth on the palate.

Bottle. An American classic. That doesn’t always mean good. This beer isn’t all that bad, not a go to kind of beer, but not bad. Although light, this beer has a bit going on. There is a light hop aroma and flavor with a hint of maltiness. The color of this beer is a little more golden that I had expected.

hate to admit it, but not totally revolting. has at least some body to it, it’s even a little smooth. malt flavor is a litlle more pronounced than other swill. somewhat sweet, even starchy. good carbonation. it’s been years, i didn’t even know they came in bottles. only had ’em in green cans. the next morn, that greenish tinge showed in other places

Can, no real noticlbe hops, or aroma, A decent body, some flavor a touch of floral hops, nothing much but hey its 7.50 for 12. Cheaper and better than most swill.

12oz can from Joka’s in Waterville. Pours pale yellow with virtually no lasting head. Smells sweet more than anything else with hints of graininess and floral hops. Tastes sweet too, with something tasting like lactose dominating, with hints of adjunct and malt flavor, as well slight amounts of floral hops and grain bitterness on the finish. Thin to medium in body. Very drinkable. One sip definitely invites another. By no means the best beer in the world, nor the most complex, but a simple tasty beer. One of the best macro beers around, and a great value - 6.25$ per 12-pack!

Definitely a macro, with all of the accompanying flavors (or lack thereof), but it’s a cut above the rest while still being insanely cheap. When you’re poor and thirsty, you could do worse.

Clean and refreshing - smooth - very drinkable and thirst quenching. 12.99 plus tax for a 30 (THIRTY) pack - unbeatable......

Gold color with a smallish white head. Excellent clarity. Aroma is earthy German hops and gentle malt. Initial taste is biscuty, caramelly malt followed by some earthy hops. The finish is crisp and refreshing. Easy to drink and probably agreeable for the BMC type who don’t mind an american wheat beer at the brewpub.