Spotted Cow - New Glarus Brewing Company - Beer of the Day - Beer of the Day.

Spotted Cow pours a pale yellow color with two fingers of foamy, white head that doesn't dissipate much at all. The smell is reminiscent of a field of wheat with sweet hints of buttered pastry bread. This is a pale farmhouse ale that isn't funky at all. The flavor mixes sweet bready malts with a slight apple sauce fruitiness. It has a creamy mouthfeel and the carbonation gives it a refreshing quality. This one is hard to get outside of Wisconsin, but definitely worth a try if you happen across it.

Or explore these 25 breweries near Anaheim, CA.

Remember, you can support BOTD by shopping on Amazon through this link:

Jul 17th, 2018

New Glarus Brewing Company

Spotted Cow

Category:

Farmhouse Ale

4.80% ABV

Brewery:

New Glarus Brewing Company
New Glarus, WI

Links:

New Glarus Brewing Company Website

Rating:

What did you think of it? Never Tried It

Spotted Cow from New Glarus Brewing Company

3.6 out of 5 based on 4 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: Midwest Trip Part 1

Comments:

Gopoundsand Jun 10, 2017 at 12:14PM

Craft beer for people who don't like craft beer.

_Cajun_Brewlover Jun 11, 2018 at 9:11AM

Was in Wisconsin this week and was introduced to The Cow and loved it. Brought back 3 cases to Louisiana.All bottles arrived in good drinking condition.I guess that says it all !

beavwarius Apr 9, 2021 at 3:08PM

Excellent. Very smooth. Refreshing summer ale. Mild hoppy flavor. Little aftertaste.

More Beers from New Glarus Brewing Company:

New Glarus Enigma

Enigma Sour Brown Ale pours dark cherry red, almost mahogany in color. Head is sizeable, off-white, and frothy. There are some ascending "champagne-like" tiny bubbles. Aroma is quite sour and... Read More

Dancing Man Wheat

Other Beers Like Spotted Cow:

Hennepin

Hennepin is a farmhouse saison that pours a golden straw color with a generous white head. The aroma is floral and fruity which carries over into the taste. It has some wheat characteristics as... Read More