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Cream Ale·United States·5.1% ABV·One of 30 Cream Ales in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Coconut Creme Ale's creamy and malty character. A golden cream ale crowned with the flavor of hand-toasted coconut: creamy, refreshing and slightly dry at 5.1 % and 20 IBU. It comes from the 10-barrel brewhaus in Waimea, on draft and in cans, and since August 2023 the brewery packages in locally made cans instead of imported bottles. Brewed in upcountry Waimea.

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10 beers like Coconut Creme Ale

Orange Drop

Real Ale Brewing Company

United States · Cream Ale · 5.5%

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76%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Same drinkability and refreshment as Coconut, adds vanilla notes, noticeably less bitter, but without the tropical notes.

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Structure: less bitter

Compared to Coconutorangevanillasweettropicaldry

Structure: Very close — a touch less bitterness, a touch more sweetness.

Structure: less bitter

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Honey Cream Ale

Montauk Brewing Company

United States · Cream Ale · 5.2%

ALTERNATIVE

74%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Shares drinkability and cleanness with Coconut; adds sweetness, sweeter, but drops tropical notes.

What carries overcreamyrefreshingsmoothsmooth-drinkinglight

Structure: sweeter

Compared to Coconuthoneysweetbreadytropicaldry

Structure: Very close — a touch more sweetness, a touch less bitterness.

Structure: sweeter

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Creamy Colada

Stewart Brewing

United Kingdom · Cream Ale · 5.9%

ALTERNATIVE

73%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Alongside Coconut on tropical notes and refreshment: adds sweetness, a notch stronger, drops toasty notes.

What carries overtropicalcreamyrefreshingsmoothlight

Structure: a notch stronger

Compared to Coconutjuicysweetbreadydrysmooth-drinking

Structure: Very close — a touch less bitterness, a touch more body.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Orange Vanilla Cream Ale

Sun King Brewing Company

United States · Cream Ale · 5.3%

73%

MATCH

A touch more vanilla notes, no tropical notes — drinkability and refreshment as with Coconut.

Structure: very close

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Irish Coffee Cream Ale

Southern Tier Brewing Company

United States · Cream Ale · 5.5%

72%

MATCH

Keeps drinkability and lightness like Coconut, adds vanilla notes, noticeably less bitter, drops tropical notes.

Structure: less bitter

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Point Cream Ale

Stevens Point Brewery

United States · Cream Ale · 5.0%

72%

MATCH

Mirrors Coconut's drinkability and lightness — plus vanilla notes, noticeably less bitter, minus tropical notes.

Structure: less bitter

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Honey Robber

Blue Point Brewing Company

United States · Cream Ale · 5.5%

70%

MATCH

Like Coconut on drinkability and cleanness — adds honey notes, sweeter, but without the tropical notes.

Structure: sweeter, more bitter

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Home Run!

Anspach & Hobday

United Kingdom · Cream Ale · 4.5%

69%

MATCH

As with Coconut, same tropical notes and drinkability; adds citrus notes, no creaminess.

Structure: very close

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Kraus Lagerbier

Brauerei Kraus

Germany · Pale Lager · 4.7%

69%

MATCH

Crisper — same toasty notes and dryness as Coconut, adds richness, crisper carbonation, but without the tropical notes.

Structure: crisper, a touch lighter

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Salem Midsummer Cream

Batemans Brewery

United Kingdom · Cream Ale · 4.1%

68%

MATCH

Softer — same refreshment and drinkability as Coconut, adds honey notes, a notch softer, but without the tropical notes.

Structure: a notch softer

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