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| Beers: Style • Cream Ale |
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Cream
ale is a style of beer which describes an American
beer resembling a Kolsch, as well as a beer served with nitrogen.
According to the BJCP a Cream ale or also referred to as a "creamer,"
is related to American lagers. They are generally brewed to be
light and refreshing with a straw to pale golden color. Hop and
malt flavour is usually subdued but some breweries give them a
more assertive character.
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Name:
Bowen
Island Original Hemp Cream Ale
Place of Origin: Bowen Island, BC,
Canada
Style of Beer: Cream Ale
Description: Brewed naturally. No preservatives. |
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Name: Granville Island Kitsilano Maple Cream Ale (2008)
Place of Origin:
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Style
of Beer: Cream Ale
Description:
Bronze-coloured ale that is brewed using 100% natural ingredients. A hint of pure Canadian maple syrup is added for a creamy
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Name: Raven Cream Ale
Place of Origin: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Style of Beer: Cream Ale
Description: R & B owners Rick and Barry invite you to try our award-winning Raven Cream Ale. Like all of our beers, it is handcrafted in ... |
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Name: Sleeman Cream Ale
Place of Origin: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Style of Beer: Cream Ale
Description:
Made from a variety of five imported hops, Sleeman Cream Ale’s authentic North American style combines the easy drinking ... |
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