Conwy Honey Fayre/Cwrw Mêl

Brewed by Conwy
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Conwy, Gwynedd, Wales

Bottle 500ml.
Clear medium yellow orange color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, damp stained, earth, damp stained honey. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20100101]

500ml bottle (M&S - as Welsh Honey Bitter)
Not much aroma, more bitter taste. Some honey. Rather dull, but bot bad.

Aroma is sweet honey, golden, small off-white head. Flavour is a mild honey, good aftertaste. Light bodied, balanced, sweet and tasty. Novel. Thank You Mabel and Jerc.

[2583-20091113] 500mL bottle. Mild grainy green chocolate malt aroma. Slightly hazy, light orange brown body with a quick foamy white head. Mild fishy English hops flavour is a little sweet. Medium body. Drinkable but not great.
"The bride’s just shxttin’ bricks, you could build a garage." -- late groom story
(c/o mebden, w/ Derek, DougShoemaker, jerc; Labelled "Welsh Honey Bitter")

2009-11-13. Crisp dark yellow body with a modest foamy beige head. 3+ Interesting aroma, floral, light vegetation like flower stems? 6+ Flavour is similar, mild floral hops, light grainy touches have a light brief astringency. 6+ Average bodied palate. Decent but mild. Bottle as Conwy welsh Honey Bitter c/o Mabel’s brother.

10th July 2008. A non descript ale.No discernable honey. A mild hop profile. Inoffensive but bland.

bottle, Marks & Spencer Monmouth, labelled M&S Welsh Honey Bitter. Golden colour, slightly hazy, small white head. Malty with lovely honey flavours and hints of herbs. Lingering finish with a good touch of aromatic and bitter hops.