Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

Bottle, 330ml. Pours clear golden, with compact white head. Good nose, but not too much of the honeyed sweetness. Decent on the palate, with sweet cereal and some honey notes. Very decent ale.

Clear pale golden color. Sweet honey and candy filled aroma. Lightly sweet honey flavors followed by touches of biscuit malts and some spicy, herbal hops in the finish.

Pours a golden yellow. Crisp and light mouth-feel, a sweet brew in which the taste of honey grows towards the finish. Nice aftertaste. Very yummy!

Pours a hazy glowing golden with a creamy white froth. Sweet cloying aroma of honey, crackers, donuts, fruits and spices. Flavor follows aroma, doughy, honey, like a sticky-bun, spices are quite strong but harder to pick out/ define. Medium syrupy body that is a full mouthful, softer crisp carbonation.

Bottle. Pours beautiful and clear golden with a white foamy, white head. Nose of yeast, light malt and fruit. Sweet flavour with fruit, caramel, toffee and spices. Medium bodied. Ends up more dry. A nice brew.

bottle, pours light gold, frothy white head. Honey, malt and light bannana in the nose. Sweet malty body with a light bite in the finish. More spicy than hoppy. Refreshing and drinkable, but not out of the ordinary.

330ml bottle@Kaunis Kampela, Helsinki. Golden color, firm white head. Honey aroma.Bright spicy flavor with honey and a malty finish -- fairly sweet. Medium-full body, high carbonation. Ok, but not spectacular.

On Tap at Max’s Belgian Festival in Baltimore. One of the best beers we tried at Max’s. Poured a cloudy gold color with a thin white head. Aroma was spicy honey and a bit of cinnamon. Flavor was hone and malt with a really full mouthfeel and a nice round warm flavor. The honey was apparent, but not overwhelming. Nice beer.