Buffalo Bills Orange Blossom Cream Ale

Brewed by Buffalo Bills Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Hayward, California USA

Poured a fairly rich golden color with a minimal head and an orange soda aroma with some malt. Light bodied w/ mostly a sweet orangey flavor and refreshing in it’s own way I guess, but it lacks beeriness and that’s the main problem I have with it.

Orange and beer just don’t go together. Couldn’t wait to finish this one so I wouldn’t pour it down the drain. I did fine the initial aroma intriguing though.

Hazy amber appearance. creamy, but not too creamy. Orange flavor is a bit artificial but really yummy. Like a dreamsicle

Hazy golden ale with a thin white dissipating head. Malt and orange cool-aid in aroma, veering on lemon. In mouth, candy orange bonbon with wheat malt taste and rather crisp and dry finish. Like a fizzy vit C drink, like Redoxon.

Bottle. Amber beer with a little head. Nig orange aroma with sweet malt backing. Big roange flavor with some sweet malt. Creamy mouthfeel. Tastes like an orange soda.

I had this in my buddies fridge for a --very --- long - - time. Tried it when we found it, and it was OK.Bottle poured amber orange with small white head. Some orange in the taste, but maybe becuase I am searching for it. Don’t bother.

I had seen this for years, but never felt any desire to try it. I finally went ahead and figured I would give it a shot. Medium amber, little head. Refreshing orange aroma, not artificial like I had thought it would be. Flavor, however, left a lot to be desired. Thin biscuit malt hung out of alignment with orange flavors. Sort of like having orange lifesaver candies melted into a bad amber. Although tolerable when initially poured, it became worse and more saccharin as it warmed. Not good.

Pour is orangey amber with thin off white head...smell is orange soda with some corriander and clove...taste is much the same...subtle orange at first, followed by a witbier like combination of spices...some clove and corriander...some vanilla too...sweet biscuity finish...not bad, but overly sweet...