Algonquin Honey Brown

Formerly brewed at Brick Brewing Company
Style: American Dark Lager
Waterloo, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Clear dark golden coloured beer with a medium disappearing head. Weak aroma. Light bitter finish.

Light amber with lasting off white head. Light malt and pleasant honey flavor

Sweet aroma, amber, with a large white head. Mild malt, tiny bitterness. Sweet, ordinary.

Slies down as nicely as it comes up. I like the Upper Canada more but thats just me.

It’s a flacid honey brown. Well they’re all flacid. This one too. Not much more then you’d expect from a macro swill.

I did not feel the honey. Who took it? Did you take it? You bastard! Cause you know something, its not in this beer. You know where this beer is? Ill tell you where this beer is! This beer is around the corner at Mickey’s drinking a Sleemans! Trying to fill in for that lost and missing honey. Ill tell you what Algonquin, if that even is your real name, go climb a tree and find a bees nest, live with the bees and understand the style of making a good honey brown lager. Because frankly Im not seeing it in you, take a walk.

Golden red in colour with not a lot of flavour. Notes of honey in the aroma.

Sugary sweet (honey ? heh ) , not much else in aroma test . At first rich and sharp inpression but melows with time . Can taste the honey but is sweeter than most . Weak head .

Sleeman’s is better, but still, a very fine brew.....