Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

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

Golden with a wonerdful creamy lasting white head. Very nice fruity aroma, honey of course, toffee, some peach and some syrup. Quite strong flavor, some sweet fruits and syrup. Rather sweet.

Golden coloured brew. Nice aroma, sweet, honey. Yeasty taste with a honey touch. Very enjoyable!

Clear amber. Super floral aroma with belgian caramel malt and pear esters. Clean candy and fruit flavor with a meaty note. Spritzy mouthfeel. Crisp and easy to drink with well hidden alcohol.

Golden colour, thick white head with some lacing. Fruity aroma from honey and malt. Honey in flavour as well. Slight sour, yeasty finish. Somewhat sugary.

A lot of funny "things" float around in my glass and that doesn´t look very appealing. Otherwise the beer has a very nice fruity taste with the honey nicely undertoned. The flavor could be fuller.

Bottle: Pours a hazy gold with a white head. Aroma, spices, oranges, fruits and citrusy notes. Flavor, citrus and orange, honey, some light spicing, doughy malts, some yeast.

Bottle. Clear dull copper pour, eggshell head. Smells very sweet and floral with coriander, sugar, and subtle honey. Also notes of yeast and funk. Taste is thankfully less sweet with alcohol and the back end. Honey also shines through nicely. Coriander, yeast, and what I identify as candy sugar / kandis. Much hoppier and dryer than I’d expected. Ingredients roll-call lists curaçao. Mouthfeel is a little harsh, other than that, high marks for character.

Bottle. Pours a nice golden colour with a nice big bubbly creamish mostly lasting white head. Good lacing. Sweet aroma of honey, alcohol, yeats, fruits and caramel. Good champagneish mouthfeel to it. The flavour is sweet with honey and caramel, fruity, malty, alcoholic, bit of spices and yeast. Sweet spitzy honey finish.