Can to becher glass.
Appearance: golden yellow color with a some transparency to it; one finger white foamy head slid off nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: subtle grassy hop tone flowing over some clean biscuity malts
Flavor: moderately sweet through the prior aromas; light aftertaste of the biscuity malts
Texture: light bodied, sessionable, crisp and smooth along the tongue then finishes crisp and smooth with the malts
Overall: I say it does the trick for the style in and of itself, it might not be something the hazebros are going after but I'd have this again and it wouldn't be bad next to the grill this Summer.

12 oz. can. Kind of hard to get excited for a cream ale. But this pretty much is exactly as you would expect. Aroma is very weak, bread, and maybe traces of grain. Flavor shows cereal, traces of vanilla, maybe a yeast hint. The mouthfeel is smooth. (As expected). I wish I had a Genesee to compare it with. Ha ha ha. This is better for sure but... still rather boring.

12 oz can bought in NH. Clear pale yellow pour with a small white head and poor retention. No lacing. Plain pale malt taste. Slight grainy helles flavor. Pedestrian.

Can. A- Corn, grains, straw. A- Gold color, hazy liquid, white head. T- Corn, creamy, slightly sweet, bready, slightly nutty. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, bland finish. O- As far as cream ales go, this is one of the better ones I’ve had. That said, it was pretty balanced and not totally boring.

Can pour into nonic pint glass from Tuckaway Tavern. Appearance is slightly hazy golden orange with nice sparkle, foamy finger-width + white, rice-crispy-like-crackling head with fair retention and mild lacing. Aroma is biscuit with light sugar-candied fruit, yeast. Taste is sweet mild initial sugar-candied fruitiness that fades to biscuit. Palate is light bodied with thin, foamy texture, average carbonation and dry, crisp finish. Overall, some nice features. A good cream ale.

Sample from the source. Slightly hazy deep yellow color with a decent bubbly white head. Bready pilsner and a hint of cereal and some faint earthy floral hops to counter. Looking forward to come cans of this for the summer.