Buffalo Water Bison Blonde

Brewed by Milwaukee Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Golden with a medium off-white head. Aroma of corn, yeast and light honey. Mild flavor of honey, corn. Finishes a bit strange with a chalky finish, but overall a good effort for a pale lager.

Found this brand new brew at a tasting in Milwaukee. They ran out it very quickly. Bright orange straw color. Good full head. Nice carbination. Lots of character. Not very hoppy, Finish was good, but not great. Overall, the best new beer at the event. I can only find it on tap though. Just had this again in December. The best pale lager made in Wisconsin, maybe the US.

Golden color with a moderate white head. Lightly toasted malt, dough, corn syrup and some grassy hops in the aromas. Light pale malt sweetness in the start. Mild dough and yeast components. Quite clean. A light toasted malt flavor in the finish and linger. A somewhat unassuming lager, yet you can tell there is some soul in this one. A solid starter brew for a new brewery.

On tap at the Milwaukee Ale House. Poured clear bright golden with a medium cap of off-white head. The aroma picked up corn, honey, and fresh floral notes.. soft and quite well-executed. The flavor had dried honey and caramel at the core with low-to-moderate floral bitterness surrounding.. sweet honey and a touch of corn on the short finish. Light-bodied with decent balance.. medium carbonation.. refreshing.

Second time I had this and rated it. This time I purchased it in bottles at Rays. This is one of the best lagers made in Wisconsin. The folks at Milwaukee Brewing have outdone themselves. The taste was crisp, with fruity tones and a very dry finish.

This is one the ’easiest’ beers I have ever drunk. It really does go down quite easily and has a distinct craft brew taste to it. It’s a great choice if you fancy drinking several brews.

Cracker-like pale malts and grassily bitter hops are teh foundation for appley esters and grassy hop flavor; some husk astringency show up in the finish. A solid, hoppy lager. Described at the brewpub as a "light lager".

Pours to a pale/flat looking brassy body with a dense sheet of white foam/frosting head and a nice dense sheet lacing. The flavor is citrus hops such as mango and peaches up front that morphs into a really toasty pale malt once you swallow. Muted. No sharp edges on any of the flavors. The palate is crisp and clean. Very, very good for a lager. The aroma is grass hops and peaches. Fruity and lightly yeasty. I’d have this again.