Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

Awesome brew. Pours a nice orange color with a big fluffy head. Smells of hops and floral. Tastes super sweet and smooth with notes of hone and hops. Really great and balanced beer.

Bottle.

Pours a clear light orange with a modest white head; yeast-driven aroma of honey on fresh-cut green apples. The flavor is somewhat sweet, again that honey, apricots underneath, very fruity with a delicious smoothness that goes down easy even on a thirsty palate. Some nice modest spicyness, floral hops on the late end rounding it out with the right element of dryness to balance te whole thing nice.

I really quite like this beer and will certain add it to the Belgian-beer rotation in my fridge.

Clear orange bronze with a spotty-lacing white head. Fresh, sweet honey and grassy hop aroma has a touch of light fruity esters. Body starts with a mild caramel and honey sweetness along with some earthy grassy spice and a crisp, but thinner, bittersweet finish. Really true to style and enjoyable.

Bottiglia da 33cl in un bar a Castellina Marittima (PI); colore ramato con schiuma scarsa e poco consistente, aroma fruttato e mieloso, sapore speziato (grazie all’aggiunta di miele e coriandolo, evidenti). A me è parsa davvero ottima.

Draught. Hazy light brown colour which is not appealing. Light malty aromas, strong alcohol presence and a cloying sweetness, feels as though you are drinking a candy. very dissapointing.

[Bottle from svoger in 2004.] Blond in its profile and then added amounts of honey. Not that bad!

330 ml bottle. Golden amber body with a white head. Aroma is sweet malt with honey and spices. Flavor is sweet, spicy with a clear honey flavor. Alcohol in aftertaste.

Sampled from an 11.2 oz brown bottle this beer poured a pale golden color with a medium sized yellow-white head. The aroma was very sweet with lots of honey and a hint of orange. The flavor was sweet, spicy honey with a spritzy orange undertone. Very interesting.