Tree Light
Farm by Beer Tree Brew Co.

On tap at Fattey Beer Company in Rochester, NY.

This one pours a light golden yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells slightly grainy, with lemony and grassy hops.

This is a fairly typical, but well done and quite drinkable take on this Western NY classic beer style. It’s sweet and grainy, and a nice slightly hoppy bitterness on the finish.

This is light bodied, with a nice smooth finish.

No discernible date, but from the singles rack, of a grocery store that just started carrying BTBC , so 4-5 weeks old at most.
Had this at the soft opening , before official opening, in October 2017, and haven't had it since.
[Though I tried - the keg kicked - twice :O ]
Curious about if, or how, it's evolved.
[Edit : It is slightly sweeter than I remember it.]

Almost-clear gold, with light, quickly-dissipating white head.

Smell is the typical bread crust + slightly sweet grain, with a bit of floral + fruity aroma.

Taste is pretty close to the aroma, but slightly drier, with the fruity bit leaning to apple. Light bitterness on finish.

Feel is light , slightly juicy, with very,very, fine carbonation tingle.

Good cream ale. Nice if you want something light. I'd prefer it a bit drier, but that bit of apple-sweetness isn't unpleasant.
I'd have it again, if offered. Definitely prefer it to Tree Ultra Light. A bit more body & flavor.

In case you're wondering, & your benchmark is Genny Cream, it's less sweet, has lighter feel, and the apple is light, & natural-seeming, not the strong artificial apple gum flavor that you may be used to.

 

Solid cream ale. Super light but actually has a lot of flavor.