Buffalo Bills Orange Blossom Cream Ale

Aroma is distinctly citrus almost artificial, appearance is a bit hazy, but I don’t nessecarily know what to compare it to, a wit or a cream? My wife bought this for me, was not expecting much at all. But the flavor shocked me. This is a good beer. Pleasantly surprised!

Aroma of feet, mushrooms, yeast, rose hips, and buttercups. Hazy yellow, no head. Tangy orange and lemon flavor. Rose hip finish. This is a rather girly beer, but under the right conditions, I can really enjoy it. Nice concept and achieves the desired effect.

One of the first ever "weird" beers I ever tried when I started drinking beers, and I loved it. I’ll still grab some if I see it anywhere. Great orange flavor and the cream tops it off well.

I really dont think it is that bad. The creamy aftertaste doesn’t really fit in the profile of the beer, but I like the texture. I have never had a beer like this before, so it was fun to try something unique.

Bottle. Figured I’d try it since it was on clearance at World Market for 3.99 a 6-pack. The descriptions in the other reviews are dead-on. Not unremarkable, but also not that great. Definitely better than xxxxxx light, though. Great value this time, but I wouldn’t pay full price.

bottle 355 ml 5.2%
Appearance: good bright golden look with light top, nice shade yet with lighter top. 3-
Nose: very fruity fresh orange nose , soft aromatic , flowery , wild rose buds. 7+
Flavor/Palate : Light bodied. Sweet soda like in character. Hint of orange in it. Refreshing drink.

Orange peel is quite prominent in the otherwise lightly sweet nose. Lightly hazy golden body is topped by a fizzy white rapidly and fully diminishing head. Very sweet with plenty of tangy orange. Light bitterness in the backend. Tastes quite a bit like an orange soft drink although perhaps not so sweet. Light body is very dry and somewhat puckering in texture with very strong carbonation that is a bit overpowering. Snifter. Just above fridge temperature. Bottle purchased at Brewery Creek in Aug-09.

12 oz bottle from Three Cellars (Franklin, WI). Clearing out the last of the brews from our last trip. Pours a hazy gold, white head that dies to absolutely no head, some light carbonation. Aromas are stale wheat malt first and foremost with some underlying orange notes, a touch of florals and some underlying sweetness. Initial is flaked wheat, stale, a bit skunky, with some sweet orange dream bar sweetness on the backend that is not appreciated. Finish a bit flowery, sweet orange, a bit cloying. Not enjoyed very much.