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Buffalo Sweat

September 1, 2010 Manhattan, KS
Reviewers:Charles Finkel - Charlie Papazian

Tallgrass Brewing Co.
Manhattan, KS

Available: KS, NE, MO, OK, MS

Roasted barley and lactose give texture to this cream stout from Kansas.

ABV: 5.0
ABW: 4.0
Color: 78.5
Bitterness: 20
Original gravity: 1058


You know times have changed with they brew canned stout in Kansas! Black as a prairie night, the head is a little too quickly fleeting. Nice toasted nose combines coffee and nuts. Good flavor of cocoa, coffee, bread and fruit is surprisingly gentle and easy to drink, with a clean, long-lasting finish. I enjoyed it with chocolate chip cookies (stout is, after all the mother’s milk of beer) but can imagine this excellent beer with a juicy rare steak.
- Charles Finkel
Profoundly eccentric roast malt character. Nutty, hazelnut, caramel conspire me to reach for the can and read/see what’s up? No indication on can. Another sip to determine this is not your typical American stout. Actually brims with English-style stout character, smooth, mild nutty roast, not entropically bittered. Multidimensional and certainly nutritious. Mild acid roast in aftertaste refreshes. A meal bender stout. Worth seeking.
- Charlie Papazian

Charles Finkel
Founder of Merchant du Vin and the Pike Brewing Co., Charles Finkel is a pioneer in the marketing of craft beers in America.

Charlie Papazian
Author of the New Complete Joy of Homebrewing, founder of the Great American Beer Festival and a Beer Examiner at www.examiner.com, Papazian is a leading voice in beer and brewing.

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