Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

330 ml bottle. sweet honey aroma. I don’t know where the fruity aroma comes from... but it tastes vpretty nice.

330ml bottle (William K Anankatu, Helsinki)
Rich gold, soda head. Soft honey aroma and caramelly too. Later there’s banana in there as well. Fizzy palate. Honey and almond taste. Feels softer and more mellow than I remember. A little alcoholic, but not unpleasantly so.

Golden with a small dense, white head. Aroma of yeast, and honey. Flavor is sour fruit and alcohol. Bitter aftertaste.

Beautiful color...small quickly disappearing head, orange nose, honey finish

11.2 oz. bottle at Flat Rock Saloon. Poured slightly hazy orange with nice white lacing. Lots of honey and coriander flavor with oranges and bananas evident. A bit spicy. Seems more like an amped up wheat than an actual Belgian Strong Ale.

Gets boring really fast. Looks like a Belgian, cloudy gold, small white head. Nose had notes of fruit and maybe yeast, b but pretty quickly all I could detect was honey. Moderate and average mouth feel. Taste of honey, followed by strong sweet spices (I got a lot of cinnamon, even though the description is more coriander and orange peel). And then just honey again. Not unpleasant, just boring.

Brandon, Fl. - Kingdom Liquors, 11.2 oz bottle. Pours a pleasant medium golden with a sticky white, persistent head. Sweet aroma of baking bread - heavy on the yeast, with some hints of honey. Flavor is accordingly sweet, with some raw cake mix, honey, and plenty of yeast and a hint of spices in the back end - grains of paradise perhaps. Solid, sticky mouthfeel. Overall, decent.

Bottle: Pours a hazy gold with a white head. Aroma, spices, oranges, fruits and citrusy notes. Flavor, citrus and orange, honey, some light spicing, doughy malts, some yeast.