Sleeman Cream Ale

Sleeman Cream Ale is a classic Canadian beer produced by Sleeman Breweries Ltd., which was founded in 1988 in Guelph, Ontario. The brewery has a rich history dating back to 1834 when John H. Sleeman established the first Sleeman brewery in Guelph. Over the years, the company has grown to become Canada's third-largest national brewer, offering a diverse portfolio of beer brands, including Sleeman, Okanagan Spring, Unibroue, and Wild Rose. In 2006, Sleeman Breweries was acquired by Sapporo Breweries Ltd., a Japanese company known for its Sapporo beer and other beverages. Despite the acquisition, Sleeman continues to operate under its original name, maintaining its Canadian heritage while benefiting from the resources and expertise of its parent company. The brewery's product lineup includes various styles such as Cream Ale, Honey Brown Lager, and Clear 2.0, catering to a wide range of beer enthusiasts. Sleeman's commitment to quality and tradition has solidified its position in the Canadian beer market, offering consumers a taste of both history and innovation.