Genesee Cream Ale

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

Champagney gold in appearance with a speckled white head, this product emits a grassy aroma, with a trace of honey sweetness. Taste is same with crackery finish. Not bad for something so cheap.

for 33 cents a can you can’t find a better beer...in the cheap ber catagory it is an easy winner.

i like this beer it smooth and great taste there are better creams out there but not for the money genny has

Clear pale yellow, zero head. Sweet, stale cardboard and old tavern aroma with a hint of hops. Sweet, clean and crisp. Marlon Blando.

It came in a sixteen ounce bottle, dirty-necked and sloppy labeled. As everyone knows, the best cream ale comes in bottles half that size. The would-have-been-hipster-beer-par-excellence-if-the -stopped-carrying-it. I call it Ginny. Like a my last lover. It tastes better.

Theres something to this beer, its most likely the price, a six pack for 4.50 ...and its really not that bad, its different...almost a muddled bitter taste that is really refreshing, but you really have to feel like this kind of beer to enjoy it!

Pours golden with small white film for head. Has a buttery malt scent with a touch of honey. Taste has a firm, but light malt, almost buttery with a subtlle sweetness in the background (butterscotch). Light finish. Clean but simple.

GABF 2006. I’m almost embarrassed to admit I drank this at GABF, but it is another cream ale... Blond with a small bubbly white head. Nose is grainy and malty with some light corn notes. Taste is sweet malts, light corn syrup and cream corn notes. Light grain or cereal as well. Body is light and slightly over-carbonated. Ends with more sweet malts, corny notes and grains. Not that good, though we did pick up some cool merch from the Genesee table. And, like I said, it is another Cream Ale.