Wisconsin Whitetail Cream Ale

Brewed by Sand Creek Brewing Co. (Pioneer/Wisconsin Brewing Co.)
Style: Cream Ale
Black River Falls, Wisconsin USA

Picked up single 12-oz bottle from Brennan’s Country Farm Market in Brookfield, WI. Pours a semi-hazy golden pale brew with a thin and fast dissolving white head. Aroma of light multi-grain malt, with some wheat, with some roasted hazelnuts and orange zest. Taste is medium bodied, lightly carbonated with flavors of light multi-grain malt, a touch of yeast, and some grassy hops. Finish is smooth and creamy, a little on the dry side but thin in texture.

Rated from memory. From the bottle, without a glass, as I sampled this at a top-secret campsite located near Millston. Creamy, smooth, dry, and no aftertaste. A nice sessionable ale, which I drank about 25 of it seemed. Didn’t result in too bad of a hangover either :)

Found this one bottled in Belvidere, Illinois. Hazy, medium yellow pour with a thin, white head, grassy, wheaty nose with a taste of walnuts and orange. Mouthfeel is distinctively creamy. Finishes dry and clean. This was very nice.

Pours a weak orange color and a fizzy quickly fading head. No lacing. Aroma that speaks to the label description, "delicately hop balanced". For what this tries to be, it pulls it off. Surprisingly a bit more body than I had thought, but still thin and uninteresting. A little citrus and creamy maltiness which quickly disappears on the finish. Crisp and mild.

12 oz bottle. Looks like a cloudy cream soda with lots of bubbles. Thin bone head; good lacing. Surprising nose of Bananas Foster and toasted almonds. Substantial body with a little carb; surprise again. Woody, malty, nutmeg and lemon lollipops. Finishes with milky butterscotch. Quite nice.

Pours hazy gold with white head that fades quickly. Aroma of malt, hops, grass and a touch of yeast. Flavor is a good balance of aroma. Crisp finish. TerryR had it right "Very nice beer considering how drinkable it is."

Hazy golden color with a white head that nearly disappears. Fairly complex aroma of malt, hops, hay and yeast. Flavor is light sweet malt that lingers for quite some time before the light, crisp finish. Nice mouthfeel. Very nice beer considering how drinkable it is.

Pours a hazy brown/orange color, very thin head. Not much flavor going on here pretty bland, but the more you sip the subtle flavors start to come out, almost belgian white like, coriander and orange peel, ever so slight banana and other belgian white like spices, but they stay very slight the whole time and nothin really jumps out at you. Very easy and drinkable this would be good to drink a lot of on a summer day.