Buller India Pale Ale

Cor de mogno, com espuma bege de pequeno volume e de curta duração. Bem lupulada e amarga, daquele tipo que "pega" na língua. Carbonatação baixa. O aroma é bom, floral e perfumado, mas não se desprende facilmente. No conjunto, predomina o lúpulo intenso, deixando um final fortemente amargo.

on tap-pours a patchy off white head and hazy copper color. Aroma is mild medium malt. Taste is medium malt-caramel, secondary earthy hops with slight bitter. Easy drinking, medium body IPA/bitter. Mild carbonation.

Tap at brewpub in Buenos Aires. Solid amber colo, cloudy, with a white head. Malty and dry finish with a fairly nice hop presence.

Draught in the brewpub. Some hops and citrus wash around with the caramelly maltiness, but this isn’t an IPA - it’s a decent enough dark bitter, but it’s not an IPA. it tastes very formulaic as if it’s brewed from a book not the heart...

Recoleta location. Pale copper color. Nose betrays curiosities. Citrus shades are faint beneath an earthy nut quality, bitterness being hard to decipher. The trend continues. Aerosol and pixie dust sugars are foremost flavors, underscored by more authentic notes of cantaloupe and grapefruit, to be hit hard with alcohol in the finish. Hops begin to blossom after swallowing. Palate is crisp and somewhat dense with lasting bitterness. Not fulfilling, but acceptable.

Draught at Buller Brewing Co. Golden amber clor with a white head. Nice hops aroma. Taste is caramel malt with a dry end and heavy bitterness.

Draught at the brewpub. Clear pale amber, small head. A beer dominated by caramelly malt and resiny hops. Sweet and unrefined with some bitter oranges. Medium bitterness. Feels somewhat artificial. While it is pleasant enough to sit at Buller’s patio, everything feels very commercial and plastic.

Draft: Distinct IPA flavour profiole, strongly bitter with an underlying sweetness. The best beer at Buller’s. try sampler.