Dead Frog Honey Brown

Brewed by Dead Frog
Style: Amber Ale
Aldergrove, Canada

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Some caramelly maltiness; yoghurty flavours.

Faintly cloudy light tan coloured beer with thin head. Faint honey aroma but this is more prominant in the flavour. Thin body, some fruitiness. Could use some more bittering hops, but still refreshing enough.

No nose. Amber, creamy lacing head. Light roasted, honey heather fruity malt. Honey finish. Ok

Lightly grainy and sweet aroma is simple and clean. Clear, deep, golden coloured body with plenty of bubbles topped by a thin but long lasting, fine bubbled, white head that coats the sides of the glass. Pleasant honey sweetness and grainy malt character leading through to mild to fair finishing bitterness. Light-medium body with decent effervescent carbonation. Sampled on tap at Sophie’s Cosmic Cafe in Kits.

Bottle. Clear golden, average white head. Aroma and flavour of scorched toast and caramel, no true honey flavours for me though. Yes it’s sweet, but more from the caramel.

(Draught) Sampled at the Great Canadian Beer Festival in Victoria, BC, September 8th 2008. Thin, white lasting frothy head atop an amber body. Honey and caramel nose. Flavour is thin with a small tart and malt appearance. Very similar to their lager. Average. 6/3/6/3/12

Great Canadian Beer Festival – 2009 – Victoria BC
Liked this beer a lot I went back twice. Great malt flavor a hint of honey sweetness this was tasty.

Deep gold,thin fast fading white head.Acidy nose.Lightly acidic malt flavor

Sampled at Viti, pours pale yellow. Flavour of muted malt and grains - not sweet. Better than the lagers.

Tan coloured beer with little head. Aroma is slightly honey with a little sweet malts. Flavour is honey and quite sweet. Finish is still quite sweet and malty as opposed to bitter. An alright beer.