Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

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

A light vanilla, caramel, Aroma coupled with astrong trapist taste gives babrar a nice overall appeal. a littel tough on the pallet going down but fully worth it. Highly recomend to anyone looking for good leser known belgiun bee.r

Pours a light cloudy orange color. Smells sweet like wheat and spice. Has a good honey flavor and is very malty, but not overly strong. Medium/light lacing on the glass. A little bite comes out inthe finish. No alcohol taste for 8%. Nice.

this is, together with westmalle trippel (if I’m having bitter day:)) my absolute favorite beer. The strong taste, followed by spicy and honey aroma’s, ending in a bitter/sweet finish is like a feast in my mouth. I also like the appearance when it’s served in it’s original matte-glas glass

Bottle 33 cl. Average size fizzy, white head, mostly diminishing. Spare lacing, Cloudy body and orange/yellow color. Heavy malty aroma of cookie and grain. Lightl hoppy aroma, but heavely perfumed!! Aroma of honey and bobble gum. Medium body, slicky texture. Heavy sweet and light hoppt flavor. Sweet finish.

Sweetish honey and spice aroma. Deep golden color with a white head that just ringed. Medium body with creamy/fizzy carbonation. Flavor is a bit funky, with hop, spice and arguably honey. Not very sweet. Rather dry. Spice comes up at the end. Tasty. Complex. Confusing. Good ale.

Bottle. Amber colored with medium fizzy head. Aroma of honey, banana and spice. Complex taste, as I get bitter, tart and then sweet, in that order. The sweetness works... unlike some other honey beers I’ve had.

0.33 l bottle. Copper color with creamy head. Sweetish, fruity, honeyish and slightly spicy aroma. Tart fruity and honeyish flavor with some clove and pepper. Low bitterness. Dry, tart and honeyish finish.

Amber with tiny off white head. Aroma is sweet with honey notes and fruity. Flavor is honey sweet with spicy and orange peel notes.