Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

Brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Rebecq-Quenast, Belgium

Bottle. Poured gold with a thick white head. Aroma of sweet honey, coriander and spice.Smooth well balanced flavour, spice, herb, honey, and bready wheat. Lasting sweet spice and herb finish.

330 ml bottle nice golden color smells light sweet honey smell little bit spices taste light sweet honey tast with spices and fruit

gold blond coloured sparkling body with a white head a spicy fruity hoppy aroma a spicy fruity yeasty hoppy taste with a spicy bitter finish

Bottle from Mr Lawrence wine merchants, Brockley. Drank from the Barbar frosted glass. Pours a cloudy orange, maybe unsurprisingly a ’honey’ colour with no discernable head. Aromas of citrus, honey (of course), candi sugars, strawberries, nice fruity aromas. Flavours of honey, banana, toasted bread, caramel. Finishes nice and sweet with only a slight bitterness. Refreshing.

pours a semi-clear light orange with a small white head. smell is of malt, corn, citrus, and spice. taste is sour, a little sweet in back, spice, orange peel, some malt, and a little wheat, ends a little tart and somewhat bitter.

A golden beer with a nice looking head. The aroma has a honey/grainy scent. The honey & malt react oddly at first but then it goes down smooth but with an odd sourness.

Cloudy straw, big head and lace. Slightly metallic aroma. A lot of sourness with some metal. A bit of fruitsand vanilla that is mostly washed out by alcohol. Nice carbonation, metallic taste, kind of gross. May be old.

Slighty hazy Gold color, good carbonation and white medium lasting head. Aroma: Honey, caramel, hoppy (floral). Flavor: sweet, honey, hoppy, slighty sour, nice bitterness. Good Ale. 330 ml, in Bar @ Berlin.