Gulfstream Cream is a Cream Ale brewed by LauderAle, and for the purposes of this craft beer review, the ale was served in a mug from a 12 oz. can.

Packaging art for the Gulfstream Cream by LauderAle

What You Need to Know

This quaffable Cream Ale features cracker and corn malt paired with spicy hops. So how was it? Let’s get to the review.

Appearance

The cream ale pours a crystal-clear gold with nearly an inch-thick cap of fizzy white foam that draws back rather quickly. No lace left on the glass. A steady stream of bubbles rises in the glass, indicative of its ample carbonation.

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Aroma

The aroma is predominantly malty and imparts a scent of cereal grain. There’s also a hint of spicy hops that appear in the background.

Flavor

The palate follows the nose with a malty flavor of corn that’s balanced by a mild bitterness from the spicy hops.

Label art for the Gulfstream Cream by LauderAle

Mouthfeel

The feel of this ale is a little slick with its medium-light body and moderate carbonation. The tasting finishes with a somewhat dry crispness.

Overall

Gulfstream Cream has an approachable taste. It’s refreshing, easy to drink, and represents the style well. If you’re looking for a light lawnmower beer, give this one a try.