7 oz bottle. Pours slightly on the pale side of golden with a white head. Mildly skunky aroma with sweet pale malts. Basic biscuity flavor with a little bit of a fruity tone and a slight suggestion of hops. Not that bad, really.

Sample from bottle at Glunz Beer Expo, April 5. Pours nice and bubbly out of their eensy teensy split. Leaves a few bubbles in my glass. A thin layer of foam. Slightly fruity, but that may be traces of New Holland Envious still in my glass. Just a little bit of ale smell. Taste is kind of watery and close to flat. I think I’m picking up a little corn to it. Some cream ale ester does come through: not like a fruity ale, but just enough to differentiate it from a lager, if you knew the difference. Halfway decent, but nothing I’d pick out at the store.

Never judge a book by its cover (or sometimes low RB ratings). I bought this as a gag to send out as extras (plus to add to my nip collection). How can one refuse an 8 pack... 8 pack people, that is so awesome. So it pours a clear golden, not as macro yellow as one would expect, color. The head is nicely medium thick with a nice visible carbonation. Overall the beer is clean, no off flavors and has a nice light white biscuit maltiness. Nicely, well, creamy. But nothing off, very easy drinking. Light body yet not watery. Seriously, am I drinking a different beer (or have I had it with big beers so much that I am enjoying this). Despite the green bottle it isn’t skunked, maybe the small bottles are better protected in the 6 pack.
7oz bottle, 3 Fonteinen sampling glass (a nip glass for a nip bottle).

7 oz bottle. Sour barley malt aroma. Pale yellow with small head. Barley malt flavor - slightly sour with moderate hops finish. Nicely blended with a pleasant flavor. My first beer and my last illegal beer (drank one just before midnight on my 21st birthday). Tastes the same as I remember when Hudepohl still made it - beats most BMC products and I see why it was my go-to beer back in the 80s. A very nice cream ale.