Brutopia Honey Brown

Brewed by Brutopia
Style: Brown Ale
Montreal, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug

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Golden-bronze. Aroma is very bland - vaguely nutty and honeyish. Sweet body. Wet and empty. Sweet, sticky finish. Not fully fermented and tastes it.

#1133 draught; nose is gingerbread, honey, cake, feel is watery, carb is medium, taste is mediumdry malt, some cooked vegetables, leaves, mediumbitter hops

From tap at the brewpub. Pours clear and golden amber with a small off-white head. Aroma is toasted malty and light caramelish. Bitter and toasted malty bitter and dry honey herbal finish. Dry and malty finish.

on tap at brewery. mix of their honey beer and their nut brown ale. pale brown with a disappearing off-white head. aroma is cereals, some nuts, and yes, some honey. light watery feeling. light hops, average carbonation. light body and certain silkiness. a-ok.

Tap at Brutopia. Pours a light brown with thin head to a film. Aroma is light butter, nuts, toast, earth, ash, and medium sweetness- caramel. Flavor is toast, burnt notes, watered down, grass, herbs earth, dried nuts and light fruit. Weak and watery.

Draft. Pours an amber bruin body with an off white head. Caramel and toast with hints of char. Bitter with hints of licorice and nuts. A thin body with a light finish.

Yet another disappointment for the same reasons I criticized their Maple Cream Ale: where the f**ks the honey flavor? Dark copper colored beer with slight off colored head that disappears very fast, no lacing. Smells and tastes of roasted notes but again, where is the god damn honey? Average, nothing special to see here.

Draught at the brewpub. Weak roasted aroma. Clear dark chestnut colour. Good roasted flavour, slightly sweet.

Draught. Mondiale 2009 - day 2. Sort of a mud-brownish pour, average off-white head. Mild aroma of cola, weak dry herbal bitterness, something vaguely sweet that I guess is honey; tasted the same, no alcohol to speak of. Perhaps a little thin and watery, it finished quickly and didn’t leave a particularly offensive aftertaste - a borderline "okay" bown ale; a little to syrupy.

Darker orange. Aroma is light honey, chocolate, grass, caramel. Medium bodied, actually has some character.

Very tasty smooth beer I enjoyed this a lot The other reviews don’t do it justice