Guaynabo’s Cervecera Frutos del Edén is back with another fresh release! This weekend, they’re pouring a true American classic—Cream Ale. Light, refreshing, and packed with history, this style dates back to the 1800s and barely survived Prohibition. Now, it’s making a comeback, and Frutos del Edén is doing it right.
What Makes Cervecera Frutos del Edén’s Cream Ale Special?
Cream ales are one of the most unique American beer styles. Often mistaken for lagers, they are actually ales brewed with lager-like crispness.
Here’s why Cervecera Frutos del Edén’s Cream Ale stands out:
✔️ Corn and malted wheat create a smooth, subtly sweet finish.
✔️ Clean fermentation keeps it ultra-refreshing.
✔️ Low ABV (3.9%), so you can enjoy more than one.
✔️ Golden, brilliantly clear pour with a light, foamy head.
This is a beer for everyone—easy-drinking for casual sippers but complex enough to intrigue seasoned craft beer lovers.
A Throwback to American Brewing History
Cream Ales were first brewed in the 1800s as a response to the growing popularity of lagers. When Prohibition hit, the style almost disappeared. But thanks to dedicated brewers, it survived and remains a staple in American craft beer.
Now, Frutos del Edén is putting its own Puerto Rican twist on this timeless style. With a balance of malt sweetness, crisp drinkability, and a touch of grainy depth, this beer is refreshing, flavorful, and sessionable—perfect for a warm Caribbean day.
Light, Crisp, and Made for Good Times
At just 3.9% ABV, this beer is meant for easy sipping. Whether you’re hanging with friends, firing up the grill, or just kicking back, this Cream Ale is the perfect companion.
Pair it with:
🍔 Grilled burgers for a classic combo.
🌮 Street tacos to balance spice with smooth malt.
🧀 Sharp cheddar or gouda for a creamy, rich contrast.
Cervecera Frutos del Edén’s Cream Ale – Available From This Weekend!
🔹 Where: Cervecera Frutos del Edén, Guaynabo
🔹 Style: Classic American Cream Ale
🔹 ABV: 3.9%
🔹 Release Date: This weekend!
This is a small-batch release, so once it’s gone, it’s gone! Get it fresh from the tap and taste a piece of American beer history—reimagined in Puerto Rico.
Photos: Cervecera Frutos del Edén
