Rogue Honey Cream Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Cream Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

Sweet creamy texture was the high point of this brew. Pours a light amber with a small white head. Not much in the aroma but a faint sweet buttery malt and faint citrus hops. Flavor has a very mild malt taste, nothing really stands out, but is very well balanced. I couldn’t really taste the honey in this brew like the previous ones i’ve had.

Bottle: Aroma is cirtrusy, light grapefruit, and I guess you could say cream. Pours a slighty hazy yellow with a decent white head with fair retention. Lacing is there, but nothing special. Flavor is malty. Honey dominates the initial flavor which really isn’t all that strong so I use the word "dominates" loosely. Lightly bitter, lightly metallic, somewhat citrusy finish.

Exceptionally smooth mouthfeel. Sweetish citrus nose - orange, some butterscotch. Flavor is toasted malt, some scotchy warmness and a sweet butterscotch finish.

Nice double-fisting beer wench on the bottle, or was that just the Oktoberfest celebration I had just left? Just a murmur of honey on the palate, and a very nebulous look to the beer. Sticky cotton feeling while drinking this beer. Looks delicious, but disappointing. The lacing looks like how continents could have been, if they were more creative.

Nice amber color, smooth offwhite head. Smells nice, like gentle malts and tasty, easygoing hops. A touch of chocolate in the nose? Initial taste is malty, actually kind of reminds me of my first Honkers ale. A nice beer to sit back and chill with, I reckon.

Beer number three hundred. An unrated style for me and from Oregon, my home state. Light amber color. Decent white head that fades. Lacing is minimal. Honey aroma with notes of malt and hop. Taste is sweetish with nice hop balance. Body is light of medium with a smooth mouthfeel. Hops balance nicely and linger.

Golden rich foamy white head. Oily sweet aroma of honey, grass and sweat with good hop bite. Honey flavour with hints of toffee, caramel and malt. Creamy mouthfeel. Lightly bitter in finish. Gets a bit too sweet in the long run.

not bad, has a taste similar to Samuel Adams. A fruity scent, and overall okay blend. but not a creamy ale i would recommend buying.