Commoner
New Province Brewing Company

 

12oz can. No dating information found.
Clear, deep gold colored body. Thin layer of white colored head with the pour, which later exists as an interrupted cap and higher clinging ring. Leaves behind scattered short strings of lacing.
Aroma of corn and caramel.
Taste is rich and sweet. Flavors of caramel and toasted bread, with a touch of floral and spicy hops. The malts extend into the aftertaste.
More than medium mouthfeel. Liquid caramel texture. Low bitterness level. Very good carbonation.
Inviting session ale but may get a bit sweet with repeated session fills and sips. Lots of caramel here.

Pours a clear amber/orange with a long-lasting off-white head and minimal lacing.

The smell is bready and sweet caramel.

The taste follows with a nice, nutty finish.

The mouthfeel is medium body, medium carbonation and smooth.

Overall, this is a very nice beer and very enjoyable.

pour is a crystal clear copper with an off white head that fades quickly to a ring around the glass.
Nose is toasted bread crust, lightly caramel, nutty, pecan.
Taste follows. toasted bread crust, nutty, a hint of sweet corn.
Easy to drink, medium to medium high carbonation.

This is a great beer for every day. It is easy to drink and not too high of an ABV for any time of day. The taste is nutty, creamy, and bready, with a bit of juice. It is mild in carbonation and smooth. The feel is more dense than the overall taste, which makes it nice to have more than one.

Deep, orange color with creamy tan head. Smells of caramel, fresh baked bread and pecans. Taste is very creamy, notes of pecan and very subtle citrus. Almost like pecan pie with vanilla ice cream, while drinking a margarita.

Very well balanced, with a super creamy and dense mouth feel. Overall a really good cream ale and would definitely have this again!