Vancouver, BC -- November 10, 2011 - Cream Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: CMA) ("Cream" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the testing of a new zone at Nuevo Milenio. Drilling on Once Bocas South has returned positive initial assay results. Once Bocas South is a separate, new zone, which is not included in the resource calculation detailed on page three of this release. It is one of four new zones that were drill tested during the 2011 drill program. Exploration drilling of Once Bocas South is one aspect of the 20,292 metre Diamond drill program completed in early October at the 100% owned Nuevo Milenio Silver-Gold Project, Nayarit State, Mexico. Nuevo Milenio covers a low sulphidation, epithermal precious metal prospect containing silver-gold mineralization in quartz vein quartz stock work zones hosted within a collapsed caldera.

The Once Bocas South zone may be the displaced southern segment of Once Bocas North. Like Once Bocas North, it is a moderate to intense argillic alteration zone that includes numerous quartz veins and quartz stock work. The zone had previously been identified as having an indicated width of 30 metres and an indicated strike length of 600 metres. These dimensions are significantly larger than those of Once Bocas North as included in the December 2008 NI 43-101. Drilling has increased the width of Once Bocas South from 30 metres to 100 metres and 230 metres of the 600 metre strike length has been drilled. It remains open to the SE. Drilling in four sections consisting of six holes defined a strike length of 230 metres. The drill hole line was off-set due to access problems however, the zone intercepted is more than is 100 metres wide. It consists of two distinct segments of quartz veins and/or quartz stock work. The upper segment is quartz veining showing good mineralization; the lower segment is mainly quartz stock work of variable intensity. The Once Bocas South zone is open along strike to the NW and the SE.

Nuevo Milenio contains a NI 43-101 compliant Inferred Mineral Resource of 54.6 million ounces silver equivalent at an average grade of 251 g/t silver and 1.660 g/t gold. Prices employed at the time of the report were USD$10.28 silver and USD$816.09 gold. For complete details of the Inferred Mineral Resource see Table - Revised NI 43-101 Report, dated December 24, 2008 on page three of this news release.

Results for four exploration drill holes on Once Bocas South are presented below.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DRILL RESULTS

Highlights include significant drill intersections (intersections are drill widths, true widths are 50% to 70% of drill intersected width depending on drill inclination).

OBS 1-11

148.15 g/t Ag and 1.290 g/t Au over 14.14 metres including 198.48 g/t Ag and 1.769 g/t Au over 10.14 metres, and 208.82 g/t Ag and 2.045 g/t Au over 8.32 metres, and 371.50 g/t Ag and 3.329 g/t Au over 5.12 metres, and 515.27 g/t Ag and 5.106 g/t Au over 3.30 metres, and 1252.00 g/t Ag and 12.65 g/t Au over 1.30 metres.

ASSAY RESULTS

OBS 01-11 intersected approximately 62 metres of quartz stock work and quartz veins showing electrum and acanthite. Below the mineralized section a breccia zone with an alteration halo around breccia fragments and alteration of the matrix carrying minor amounts of pyrite was intersected. At this time the structure is thought

to be a diatreme. None of the quartz veins or quartz stock work above cut the breccia as it was most likely formed by later stage hydrothermal events. If this is correct the mineralization may be a post quartz veining hydrothermal event.

Description	Sample	From	To	Width	Ag	Au
OBS 01-11	Number	Metres	Metres	Metres	g/t	g/t
Stock work	52875	37.00	39.00	2.00	32.10	0.218
Stock work	52876	39.00	40.51	1.51	11.80	0.032
Stock work	52877	40.51	42.02	1.51	18.40	0.057
Qtz Vein, Au, AgS	52878	42.02	43.32	1.30	1252.00	12.65
Stock work	52879	43.32	45.32	2.00	36.40	0.203
Stock work	52880	45.32	46.32	1.00	2.40	0.014
Vein structure	52881	46.32	47.14	0.82	243.00	0.618
Stock work	52882	47.14	49.14	2.00	18.00	0.086
Stock work	52883	49.14	51.14	2.00	23.40	0.062
Weighted Average	52875 - 83	37.00	51.14	14.14	148.15	1.290
including	52875 - 81	37.00	47.14	10.14	198.48	1.7694
including	52875 - 79	37.00	45.32	8.32	208.82	2.045
including	52878 - 81	42.02	47.14	5.12	371.50	3.329
including	52878 -79	42.02	45.32	3.30	515.27	5.106
including	52878	42.02	43.32	1.30	1252.00	12.65
Weighted Average	52881 - 83	46.32	51.14	4.82	58.52	0.167
including	52881 - 82	46.32	49.14	2.82	83.43	0.241
including	52881	46.32	47.14	0.82	243.00	0.618

OBS 02-11 is located in the same section but cut the diatreme below the mineralized quartz vein quartz stock work system. It shows the same type of alteration halo of breccia fragments and alteration in the matrix. Several weak segments of quartz stock work were intersected below and south west of the diatreme but no significant Au-Ag values were encountered.

OBS 03-11 is located 85 metres south of OBS 01-11. The area is difficult to access during the rainy season. This drill hole tested the SW part of Once Bocas South. Multiple quartz veinlets over a 62 metre sample width of stock work was cut, but only low Ag - Au values were encountered. The drill location was too far south of the high grade zone of OBS 01-11 to intersect it.

Description	Sample	From	To	Width	Ag	Au
OBS 03-11	Number	Metres	Metres	Metres	g/t	g/t
Stock work	52980	52.72	54.75	2.03	16.60	0.096
Stock work	1502	107.15	109.15	2.00	11.60	0.037
Stock work	1503	109.15	111.15	2.00	16.00	0.049
quartz vein	1542	187.15	189.15	2.00	42.60	0.171
quartz vein	1548	209.00	211.15	2.15	5.80	0.129

OBS 04-11 is located along the same section as OBS 4-11 but approximately 30 metres to the northeast. The dip of the mineralization appears to be steeply to the NE.

Description	Sample	From	To	Width	Ag	Au
OBS 04-11	Number	Metres	Metres	Metres	g/t	g/t
Stock work	1572	51.00	53.00	2.00	95.10	0.101
Stock work	1588	82.00	84.00	2.00	13.80	0.218
Stock work	1589	84.00	86.00	2.00	15.00	0.029
Quartz vein	1590	86.00	88.00	2.00	83.10	0.155

SUMMARY

Geological mapping and drill results to date on the Once Bocas South zone have defined a quartz vein stock work zone in excess of 100 metres wide and 600 metres in strike length. Preliminary Diamond drilling has tested 240 metres strike length of the zone. It is open along strike to the NW and SE.
The Quartz stock work zones are dipping steeply to the north east within the zone. This extended area of mineralization consists of lower grade stock work zones containing higher grade quartz veins. Follow-up drilling is required to define the dimensions of the diatreme and to confirm the strike length of Once Bocas South as being 600 metres.

Revised NI 43-101 Report, dated December 24, 2008 by F. Holcapek, P. Eng.

Dos Hornos (U/G)	Width m	Tonnes	Ag g/t	Au g/t	Ag oz	Au oz
Dos Hornos Segment 1	4.70	1,173,901.56	165.34	1.500	6,552,238.85	59,400.00
Dos Hornos Segment 2	4.06	746,528.32	201.95	1.770	4,847,215.70	42,390.25
Veta Tomas	5.09	1,246,162.50	351.19	1.280	14,070,467.48	51,344.17
Once Bocas	2.42	1,921,162.50	252.59	1.920	15,602,012.74	118,347.79
Total		5,087,754.88	251.09	1.660	41,071,934.77	271,482.21

Tonnes: 5,088,000 Ag: 251.09 g/t, Au: 1.660 g/t. Ag: 41,072,000 oz, Au: 271,500 oz.
Silver Equivalent (Gold-Silver price Ratio = 50:1): 54,647,000 oz (In-Situ).

Metal prices employed were USD$10.28 per ounce Ag and USD$816.09 per ounce Au.
A cut-off grade of US$ 45.00 per tonne or 131g/t Ag equivalent was used.


Mr. Ferdinand Holcapek, P. Eng., Director and Administrator General, Cream Minerals De Mexico, SA de CV, supervises exploration programs on the Nuevo Milenio Project. He is responsible for all technical reporting and is the Company's "Qualified Person" for the purpose of National Instrument NI 43-101.

Samples are prepared in the Preparatory Laboratory of Inspectorate in Durango, Durango. In addition to the in-house check assaying, Cream Minerals De Mexico instructed Inspectorate to take approximately 20% (1 sample out of 5) as marked on the sample shipping paper and take a split from the prepared samples. All samples are shipped to the Inspectorate Laboratory in Reno, Nevada. The check samples are shipped to the Steward Group's Preparation Lab in Zacatecas for shipping to their main Laboratory in Kamloops, B.C. for assaying. All samples are assayed using Inspectorates Genx 30 31 Element Package Au&Ag/FA/AA plus 29 elements ICP-AES Scan by aqua regia digestion & Hg by CVAA. The Steward Group uses their equivalent to the Genx 30 package of Inspectorate for assaying.

Cream Minerals is a silver-gold exploration company. The Company's flag ship project is the Nuevo Milenio silver-gold project in Nayarit State Mexico. To learn more about Cream Minerals please click here www.creamminerals.com.

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