Mother Earth Cali Creamin Vanilla Cream Ale

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Brewery: Mother Earth Brew Co.

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Cream Ale | 5% ABV

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One of our most popular beers ever, this vanilla cream ale has a malty backbone thanks to some flaked corn and honey malt. Just a hint of vanilla adds depth to the flavor and makes this beer a medium bodied cult classic. It’s sure to woo the ladies, but also flavorful enough to satisfy the dudes. You’ll swear you were drinking a cream soda...but tricks are for kids.

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10/10/2018

Andrew

Reminds me of being a kid again

As a kid, cream soda was my favorite, and a rare treat. This tastes just enough like those sodas, but while retaining enough of the beer to not just taste like candy. Give it a try!

09/14/2018

Labe C.

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Nice N smooth

Very light brew with a big vanilla kick.

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