Draft pour pint at Hop and Hound. A lightly cloudy golden pour with a fizz timer head. Aroma is a slight corn, and straw grain, but in no way was it off putting. Very creamy. Success! Not a whole lot of flavor going on here, but for a true cream ale, I don’t expect a flavor bomb, nor do I really want one. Fitting name, I can see myself drinking a six pack of man cans of this mowing the lawn I don’t have. A superb cream ale for sure. Enjoyed it.

On tap at At Large, pours a dark brown with a small beige head. Nose brings out toasted nuts and bready notes. Flavour is along the same lines, with toasted nuts and bread as well. Laid back and easily drinkable, but not overly interesting. Standard brown ale.

On tap at At Large, pours a cloudy golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out Belgian yeast. Flavour is sweet, with loads of Belgian yeast and sweet cereal malt. It's pretty decently constructed, albeit rather estery and sweet. Meh.

On tap at At Large, pours a deep dark brown with a small head. Nose and flavour of oats and some light residual sweetness. Boring but it's drinkable. Meh.

On tap at At Large, pours a clear amber with a small white head. Nose brings out bready malt and some light caramel. Flavour brings out caramel bready malt, not much hops at all. Malt-heavy and drinkable, but nothing special.

On tap at At Large, pours hazy golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is herbal and kind of off, with diacetyl and cloying sweetness. Flavour is slightly off, with diacetyl, some herbal hops, and light grassiness. A little off to me.

On tap at At Large, pours a hazy golden blonde with a small white head. Nose brings out some dank and earthy, piney hops. Flavour is fairly dank, with piney and grassy hops, and just enough biscuity malt to back. Very well-balanced.

On tap at At Large, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Nose brings out biscuity notes. Flavour is clean and restrained, with biscuity malt and a touch of hops. Boring but clean and pleasant.