Buller Light Lager

Brewed by Buller Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buller Brewing Company was the first microbrewery pub in Buenos Aires. It is situated in the more upper class part of the Argentine capital. They only sell their beer on tap at the brew pub. I got a nice sampler of six. For a light lager this is one of the best I have tasted. Nice light amber colour. Little head. Light malty aroma with some moderate hops adding to it. Bit dry and bitter aftertaste. A simple, in fact boring brew. But then again: its a light brewed beer.

Golden light lager with a thin white head.. Light sweet biscuitty malt with nice light hops. In mouth, a very nice crisp biscuitty malt with light floral hops. A very nice lager with good floral hops signature....Una buena lager con buena caracteristica de lupulo floral! Tap in May 2006.

Draught - January 2005: Pale yellow colour, tiny white head. A barely noticeably aroma of hops and bread, very sublty bitter, somewhat sweet, not crisp at all, light body, easy drinking, but boring and forgetable. A waste of time, with other very fine brews available in their line up.

On draught at the brewpub and the pub. A pale straw color with a light white head. Very light pale malt flavor matched to equally light hops flavor and subtle bitterness. Not a lot there, but very clean and very popular during the Christmas heat on the Recoleta patio.

When visiting the Recoleta Cemetery, where Eva Peron is buried, drop by the fantastic Buller Brewing Co. located only a stone’s throw away on the strip of tourist-friendly restaurants that line the southern side of the cemetery. A standard Bud clone brewed with perhaps a touch more TLC than Quilmes.

Imbibed December 2002. On tap. Light hoppy aroma. Clear, yellow gold with a white head. Mellow hoppy flavor with a bitter aftertaste. Steady stream of bubbles, like champagne. Dry and refreshing.