The Tap Haverale Cream Ale

Has a clear amber color. Aroma is of wheat and malts, Taste if of sweeter malts, caramel, and a little citrus. Not too bad but not too good.

12oz brown bottle purchased at the Liquor Shop in Tyngsborro, Mass. Pours a crystal-clear light amber body with nearly an inch of off-white head that dissipates quickly. Caramel and biscuit with hints of citrussy hops characterize the aroma. Tastes biscuity and husky, with hints or caramel and just the slightest bite from citrussy hops on the finish. Light in body with moderate carbonation. Very drinkable. A solid cream ale, and something I could see drinking plenty of on a hot summer day.

Cask Stillage at the GBBF Earl’s Court, London 08/08/2008 Hoppy pine aroma. Golden coloured and hazy in appearance with a crisp dry and slightly bitter finish.

Cloudy yellow with a small white head. Nutty malt aroma. Sweet malty flavour with grassy hops.

Pours from the 12 fl. oz. bottle with no obvious lot code or expiration date. The pour is a slightly hazy honey yellow with almost no head to speak of. The aroma is a pleasing scent of sweet malts. Medium mouthfeel. The taste is of sweet roasted malts, a little fruity, and slightly dry. I found it to be an enjoyable brew.

On tap at the brewpub. Clear gold with a white head. Sweet fruit and grain nose, mild floral. Well carbonated. Flavor follows. Eh.

Pours bright gold into a shaker. Sickly head quickly recedes to nothing. Mild fruity malt aromas. Lightly carbonated with creamy butterscotch upfront. Dry finish.

Cloudy pale yellow color, with a white head. Sweet caramel smell. Sweet taste with some butterscotch in it. Tastes like a Wearther’s original kind of. Some malts in there thrown in. Medium to light body. However, this beer comes in a great box.