Beer House Medovar Honey

Brewed by Beer House (Estonia)
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Tallinn, Estonia

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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Deep amber pour with a tight white head. The aroma is somewhat hoppy with a touch of noble hop character. There is a little bit of honey aroma with a touch of light sweetness. Some fairly toffeeish cooked caramel sweetness. The honey is there but not terribly apparent.

Draught at the brewpub. Almost clear amber, minimal head. Aroma of honey pastilles. Sweet and well rounded with creamy malt wrapped in honey. Low bitterness. A soothing unusally well made honey lager.

Murky bronze with copper edges and a slick of head. Marmalade, lemon rind and fresh hay aroma. Honey more on the roof of the mouth than in the flavour; some Lockets bitterness, malted milk biscuit finish. Too sweet and cornflake-accented (again) for my taste. Sugar tackiness on the lips. No major defects, but probably my least favourite of the Beer House samples.

Draught at brewery. Copper body, white head. Aroma is quite sweet. Low maltiness. Has a hint of honey, not much. Very much carbonated. Low quality beer.

Draught at the brewpub. Clear golden coloured with a small off-white head. Sweet aroma of caramel with notes of honey. Sweet flavour of caramel, honey and hops. Hoppy finish.

Draught at Beer House, Tallinn. Clear golden - white head.  Honey. Light flowery. Minerals. Light bitterness. High carbonation. Medium malty. Thin. 

Draught at the brewpub. Poured a hazy honeyish body. Bready, slightly yeasty, maybe worty nose. Sweet, pleasant taste, honey and bread. Very light hopiness. Ok.

(Draught at the brewpub) Poured golden and clear with medium sized and white head. Aroma contained honey and fruitiness. Palate was light bodied with medium carboination. Flavours were sweetness, honey, mildly fruitiness and bitterness. Aftertaste was sweet and mildly bitter.

Bottled@The 1st Vaasa CS/ES beer session (thanks VD). Yellowish golden colour with small white head. Aroma is bready malts, hay and honey along with some slight earthy and herbal notes as well. Flavour is bready malts, honey and mild hayish notes. Works well for a honey beer.

Drank at Beer House in Tallinn. LIght Ambe color with a almost beige foam. Aroma is complex with sweet malt, herbal and more that I could define it. Flavor is delicious, very nice balanced swetness and bitterness. You can feel both. Long finish as well. Nice one.