UPDATED: MAY 13, 2023 Bottled. Deep amber colour with a small slightly off-white head. Aroma is floral, some herbal and mild biscuity and bready notes. Flavour is herbal, some slight honey as well as some bready notes.

UPDATED: FEB 23, 2021 Sweet taste with honey aroma. A very slight honey taste, expected more. All in all a very drinkable beer.

Bottle at The International Beer Bar, Zurich, Switzerland, Friday 24th June 2016. Pours hazy amber with a slim white sheen, there is flecks of yeasty sediment in suspension, not much just a little. Soft mouthfeel, sweetness and this drinks far easier than it should, fruity tang at end. Good, I am enjoying this. A6 A4 T7 P3 Ov14 3.4

0,33l bottle at home from trade with Sin4H, big thanks. Bottled 07/15, BB 07/16. amber rather hazy color, small white head. smells acidic, citric, spices, light honey, flowery. nice smell. full body, soft carbonation, slick mouthfeel. tastes lightly sweet, honey, spices, flowery, light yeast, some fruit notes. finishes with some honey and light sweetness with notes of spices and lightly peppery. decent as far honey beers go, drinkable.

bottle @home, advent calendar dark amber hazy with suspensions, cream/oragne head aromatic hops, biscuits, honey less taste than aroma hops, pink grapefruit, honey

Tap at CBF. Some sour aroma, but still honey. Very beautiful taste though, well rounded honey and a smooth palate.

BOTTLE 33 CL from Bov. Bottled DEC-2014. Sweet fruity and honeyish aroma, with hops and tart fruity notes, as well as some yeast. The taste is got some sweetness, but is harsher, dryer and with no honey whatsoever. The moderate bitterness feels a bit harsh too and the alcohol is showing through. Not bad, but not sure the honey did it well.

Bottle courtesy of Philippe (Bov)
Cloudy amber color, small head. The aroma is a bit yeasty, and fruity. Highly carbonate, light residual sweetness, no honey, a bit metallic finish.
Honey is never a good idea for beer.12

courtesy of Gabriel Hill - pours a cloudy dark amber-orange beer with a long lasting foam; nice lacework; solid aroma of tangerines and honey; light yeasty and herbal, some sweetness and a full-bodied; juicy and tasty and a pretty velvety palate; a gentle and late tartness; long herbal, honeyish and fruity finish; the components are perfectly separately disctinctable yet playing greatly together - a very pleasant beer with 2 layers

Imperial honey ale. Smell is a bit malty sweet and hoppy. Surprisingly not excessively sweet but refreshingly hoppy. A little hoppy bitterness with sweetness in the aftertaste that comes from both hops and honey. Matching carbonation. This beer seems perfectly planned and executed. Very convincing package.