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Buffalo Water's Bison Blonde is now available in several Milwaukee area bars. |
| By Julie Lawrence OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writer E-mail author | Author bio More articles by Julie Lawrence |
| Published May 21, 2008 at 2:19 p.m. |
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Earlier this year we introduced you to Buffalo Water Brewing Co., a small, local brewery that had just released its Bison Blonde Larger to the Milwaukee market.
We just got word that it begins bottling its own beer today at Milwaukee Brewing Company's Walker's Point brewery, 613 S. 2nd St., which is owned and operated by Milwaukee Ale House owner Jim McCabe.
Bison Blonde's distribution is growing and is now available at several area bars:
Carleton Grange Pub
3807 S. Packard Ave.
(414) 747-9669
Club Garibaldi
2501 S. Superior St.
(414) 483-6335
Cudahy Taproom
3558 E. Barnard Ave.
(414) 747-9072
Donges Bay Clubhouse
7520 W. Donges Bay Rd.
(262) 238-1733
Dairyland Greyhound Park
5522 104th Ave.
(800) 233-3357
Just Art's Saloon
181 S. 2nd St.
(414) 347-1171
Milwaukee Ale House
233 N. Water St.
(414) 226-2337
The Pub
2479 N. Fratney Ave.
(414) 265-5240
Triskele's
1801 S. 3rd St.
(414) 837-5950
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3 comments about this article. Post a comment / write a review. |
Posted by milwaukeebeerdude on June 11, 2008 at 1:59 p.m. (report)
It's funny what some people think, "thinking they can sell a subpar product by advertising and slogans rather than taste and quality." Look at Miller, Budweiser, Coors, Carlsberg. They're all awful tasting beers, but they have the highest sales in America/Europe. I wonder why? I'm afraid we don't live in a world where everyone cares about quality (except from what I've read - the large percentage of pompous readers here at OnMilwaukee). Having said this though, this beer is actually of a very high quality. Most seem to be against it because of its connection to Craig Peterson, rather than for it for its connection to Jim McCabe, a loyal local brewer behind Buffalo Water's recipe and taste. McCabe doesn't own the beer but he's been the architect behind it. And yet again people seem to be commenting on its "quality" before even trying the beer. What a bunch of hypocrites!
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Posted by alba on May 22, 2008 at 11:28 a.m. (report)
How do you define "brewery" ? Are you a brewery if you sell beer that is contract brewed at your friend's real brewery? Or do you just have to come up with a name and a label and do the marketing yourself? All in all, this is a decent beer because it's brewed by the Milwaukee Ale House, so if you like their beers, you'll like this one. I don't know how far the name will get them though.
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Posted by Jamba Juice on May 21, 2008 at 2:37 p.m. (report)
This beer is a perfect example of someone with money and catchy slogans thinking they can sell a subpar product by advertising and slogans rather than taste and quality. In todays market its going to take more than some trashy slogans to sell beer in BREW CITY....like ohh i dont know....A QUALITY PRODUCT!!!
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