Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

Hazy yellow coloured, with some light carbonation and an average white head. Some sweet spicy-herby aroma, rather malty with some lighter hoppy hints. Medium body. Finish is more sweeter, little bitter and spicy. Some light alcoholic touches. Not bad, special one.

Draught at Waterhuis. Dark golden/copper with a white head, mostly diminishing, good lacings. Aroma moderate/heavy malty (honey), moderate hoppy. Flavor moderate/heavy sweet, moderate bitter. Not harmonic. Medium body, oily, soft carbonated.

Nice little blonde... Almost feels like a mini-Fin du monde with an added twist of honey. Not bad...

I, and not my wife, ordered this one. I was surprised at just how much honey I could taste. The sweetness and freshness of the honey made the beer different and it probably helped that I had this one in place of dessert at De Beiaard.

Bottle (from Bitter Virtue). Spicy alcohol, sweet malts and enjoyable fruitiness. Not a huge depth of flavour but fairly drinkable for a strong beer.

Bottle. Golden with a small dense, white head. Along with the fruity notes, I also picked up some vingar in the aroma. Sweet, alcoholic and pleasant.

Bottle. Golden amber coloured with a slightly hazy appearance. Strong in alcohol. Sour fruit flavour. Malt finish. white head.

Aroma of yeast, and honey. Clear deep yellow color with some visible yeast particles, with these ingredients you can make every ale a special one