Barbar Belgian Honey Ale

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

Golden blond with a creamy off white head. Honey malty aroma - sweet. Spicy sweet honey taste. Smooth , soft & filling. Quite drinkable honey beer!

From a bottle poured a light amber color with a fair amount of head. Nice slightly tart citrusy flavor with a lingering finish.

bottle from allen dark red beer with an offwhite head smells malty, bittersweet, of some dried pears, some honey, tasts malty, bittersweet, some honey and sweet toffees aftertaste is bittersweet and hidden flowers

Bottle, thanks to ILoveDarkBeer. Pours clear dark gold with a lacy white head. Aroma of fruit, honey, maybe a touch of bubblegum? Sweet taste of honey, with a little hint of pepper. Medium-full body and minimal carbonation. A bit of pepper and spice in the finish.

Bottle. Poured gold and bubbly with a moussy head. Aromas of honey, flowers, cereal, wheat, and orange muffins with a slight caramel note. Very prominent honey and citrus flavors in a wheaty off-sweet cereal malt base, with some herbal and yogurt essences. A bit sweet for my taste, but OK.

clear yellow, big smooth white lacing head. looks great. Honey in the aroma clearly, but also some citrussy fruity notes to balance. overall a mild and very nice aroma. flavor is sweet and flowery. honey, faint hoppy bitterness, yellow fruits, very mild. your typical belgian blonde with quite some honey in it. probably a tad too sweet for one to have several bottles. come to think of it, the flavor resembles the drink snowball.

Moderate honey aroma. Large, frothy, white head. Fair lacing. Clear, orange body. Moderate bitter flavor. Medium palate.

Bottle: Poured a golden with a white head. The aroma is sweet with fruit and honeycomb. The taste is bitter with honey and fruit, however it warms up the palate the bitterness remains.