27-08-17 // draft at Nelliefreds, Dingle, Ireland. Clear golden, small White head. Watery grainy, slightly soapy. Not really bitter, not good.

Can. A hazy golden beer with a small white head. The aroma has notes of straw, grain, and fruit. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, straw, and a bit of fruit, leading to a bitter finish.

Can on an Aer Lingus flight. A sort of golden colour with a touch of red. Not much head.

Only had it on tap in Ireland. Found it quite tasty.v I have no sense of smell so aroma is a guess.

This is a smooth beer in the true Irish tradition. If you don;t like the hoppy flavor of most of todays craft beers, you will like Creans. Best beer ever.

God awful.............................................

Golden lager lightly bitter, malty, with a pleasant aftertaste. Surprised other reviews didn’t score it higher. Make sure you taste it when its been stored properly. If you prefer pumpkin,fennel with the tears of monks beers usually then this more normal beer won’t be for you. If you enjoy normal lagers like sam adams, heineken, estrella galicia, grolsch, molsen etc then you will like this beer. It’s not often you find a nice craft lager beer so it’s worth trying. Slainte.

Mild floral notes. Taste of grainy sweet malts followed by smooth floral flavour with grassy notes and a bit of something caramel-like. One of the better lagers I have ever had.

On tap @Dingle Brewing Company, pours a light golden with a thin white head. Slight aroma of saaz hops. Flavor is low, some malts and hops, almost pilsner like instead of a lager. Light body and carbonation.

*Can on an Air Lingus flight. Smooth and mild beginning. Fresh and round, sessionable with a nice malty-grainy body. Hints of bitterness, not too deep, fine.