Cali Creamin' Peaches & Cream
Mother Earth Brew Co.

The look is decent enough. A nice, bright orange tons of bubbles. And I got at least a quarter inch of froth that settles to a great lace ring. Smell is very peachy almost like those candy peach rings you find at your local supermarket. Not getting much cream or vanilla but it does smell very sugary. Vanilla and creme Hit you right away leaning back to a bit of candied peach flavor And finishes a little bit grainy but no harsh hops flavor. It's actually very pleasant I'm surprised people find it aggressively sweet. Body is light to medium I could drink this Rather quickly if I was trying to polish off a six pack. Overall, I really like it. It's a simple cream ale with a little bit of canned peach's flavor.

 

 

 

 

 

Beautiful, soft gold with a touch of haze and minimal white head from the pour out of a 12oz can. Enormous amounts of peaches and cream character, this is filled with stone fruit, mango, vanilla, milk sugars. Decent, definitely a fruity beer and not quite your standard blonde ale.

this is way too sweet for me, but its going to blow up anyone, because its not way sweeter than the original, and that one pretty much owns the nitro blonde beer market, so this should do well too, even though i wish they would tone it down, its diabetic. that said, it does smell and taste good, the peach is intense enough to not seem real, but it doesnt taste candied or fake either, its just the proportion thats off. it sure is nice with the vanilla too, i think we all saw that coming, and there has always been a fairly natural vanilla vibe to this, so that redeems it overall quite a lot, because of its going to be this intense, it has to be authentic. i wish this were lighter than it is, its overdone no matter how you slice it, but its creamy and smooth, palate coating flavor not in a bad way, and its somehow still on the light side, even though i dont want to drink more than one. there is a crowd of people this will really appeal to. i think the peach is a cool addition, and i think it was only a matter of time before this came to be. its on the edge of being awesome, but its just so sugary the whole way. i like the juiciness of the peach and the highly aromatic vanilla, and i like there being enough malt character for this to still be beery as flavored as it is. i wont rush back to this, but its cool it exists i guess. i could see strawberry next?