Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

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

This warm golden blond has a nice head that leaves nice lacing. The aroma is sweetish with notes of fruit. The flavour is sweet, but not sticky, and the warmer it gets, the more dominant is the honey flavour. The finish is nice bitter/acidic and gives a nice counterweight to the honey.

Bottle. Golden colour with creamy white head. Sweet honey flavor. A little saur. Full body.

Full body taste is immediate. Honey / Hoppy finish, but not too sweet. This is not a session Belgian for me, I prefer Kwak or Karmellier Tripel. Cheers,

Bottle at Bekeerde Suster. Lovely ale. Strong honey scent. Sweet honey taste. Very creamy and citrusy. Bitter finish. Very good.

On tap. Golden color. Average white creamy head that lasts for a while. Aroma is malt and honey. Good medium to full body. Flavor is malty and very honeyish. finish has very mild bitterness. Not a well-balanced beer.

0.33l bottle at home. Clear golden color with thin white head. Average lacing. Sweet and citric sour aroma. Thick mouthful. Mainly sweet taste with some spice, yeast and alcohol. Tiny hint of sournes.

(Bottle, labeled Barbar Special Blonde, BB 17/05/2008) Pours a clear orange body with a small white head. Aroma of honey, coriander, and earthiness. Flavor of honey, malt, and coriander. The honey just does not come across right.

this one goes down easy one of the few Honey beers i like. citrus sour nose, somewhat like a tripel , some honey, light refreshing beer. Had at Joes many times and a couple bottles from Quebec too.