Fourth Street Brewing Company Reviews

DrnkMcDermott	3.1 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale Rated from memory of the beer back in 2003, and in memory of Sioux City’s pioneering brewpub. This was probably my first honey ale, and it still leaves a favorable memory. A bit of honey on the nose, from a fizzy head over a golden body. Tate was sweet, with a slight edge of honey, but not overwhelming. It had just a bit of dryness, enough to prevent the sugar excess I usually find in a golden ale. I had always hoped this would come back under a different name, but I guess SueBee corporate decided against lending their name to an alcoholic beer. Tuesday, November 29, 2016
SledgeJr	3.9 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale In the bottle. Pours a translucent gold. White head which remains, but no lacing at all. Aroma strong of sweet honey. Very pronounced honey flavor. Good body, good taste. I can’t imagine someone not liking this ale. This is no braggot, but definitely as good as a commercial honey ale is going to get what with the sky-high price of honey right now. Might be worth a road trip to Sioux City to see if this stuff is on tap (maybe Schell does not keg it?). Wednesday, June 30, 2004
JCapriotti	3.2 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale Small white head that maintains a good fizz up top, clear pale golden body. Aroma is light with sweet cookie/honey malt and light hops. Taste is slightly tart (maybe) followed by some sweet honey character. Mouthfeel is ok. Definitely not watery... but could be thicker. Nothing major sticks out, except for the pleasant sweetness. Pretty enjoyable overall. Saturday, May 8, 2004
jde123	3.2 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale A very good honey ale, very enjoyable. Not sure if this is still around anymore though. Saturday, April 3, 2004
hotstuff	3.2 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale This beer formed a small sized white head with fine-small sized bubbles that quickly diminished. The body was transparent and carbonated with a golden hue. The nose was malty, sweet and of honey. The flavor of this beer was sweet and also honey. The mouthfeel was smooth, thick and dry. This was a light-medium bodies beer with sparse lacing. Saturday, January 3, 2004
thedm	3.4 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale Thanks again to SlikWily for this fine brew. This bottled brew poured a small head of mostly diminishing fine white bubbles that left behind a softly carbonated transparent yellow colored body and a fair lace. The aroma was made up of honey and malty notes. The mouth feel was smooth somewhat thick and even from start to finish with a lasting honey aftertaste and a flavor of malted honey. A very interesting flavor to say the least. Much stronger than some honey lagers I have had. Saturday, January 3, 2004
Slick	4.2 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale A very nice brew from august schell.Nice head that lasted and didn't disappear fast the color was golden aroma was sweet slight honey and hops in it.flavor was definately sweet with a hint of honey slightly hoppy cerealish in many ways.finish was also sweet with a nice cerael like aftertastein my opinion a very well done brew by these guys,and you can forget the 4th street brewing part there just a front for the real masters which is august schell brewing. Saturday, March 1, 2003
kmeves	3.1 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale The sweetest honey ale that I have ever tasted. Color is golden and opache. Saturday, November 9, 2002
JPDIPSO	3.5 Fourth Street SueBee Honey Ale Light dry honey aroma. Golden color with a light yellow head. Sweet malt and with a dry honey finish. Alcohol present, much like a malt liqour. Medium body with a fizzy feel. Slightly mouthcoating which distracts a bit. Quite a bit heavier than I expected, considering most american honey beers. Tuesday, July 23, 2002