This ale poured a Deep amber colour with a big, beautiful, off white head. To the nose there are scents of light caramel, earthy notes and suttle floral hops. First sip was smooth and lightly carbonated with flavours of malt, caramel and toast. Light hoppy bitterness in the finish. Still has that Creemore Springs flavour like their other beers... which is a good thing.

Single can, but from an open 12-pack at the LCBO. Pours a dark amber colour that is clear with a big frothy light-beige head, with average retention and lots of dirty-foam lace. Big aromas of bread and darker cereal, with some alcohol, caramel and hop. Very active tiny bubble carbonation creating a nice creamy top on the brew. It even give the mouthfeel a creaminess. Very well-balanced taste between the cereal malts and some hoppy bitterness. Beautiful collaboration between this Ontario brewer and a German specialist of the Altbier, Zum Schlüssel. Definitely worth trying !

Not bad. Purs dark brown, a little clody. Some xaramel, some residual bitterness in taste, oaly as per style. Like most of creemores beers, its decent for style at least. Good to see them reaching out to Germany at least. Tall can.