Antares Honey Beer

A little odd, but actually pretty decent over all. Had a half pint poured with good head and lots of lace. Head slowly dissipated to a light covering. Color is a polished brass. The aroma is very distinct honey dominating beer. Flavor is beer with a very pronounced honey character, but enough dry bitterness to balance it with the beer overall. It’s the best stronly honey flavored beer I’ve ever had. There was a strange flavor that reminded me of some chewing gum I’d once had. Body was good with fine carbonation. Could be a session beer.

A clear golden beer with a white head. Aroma is floral and honey. Taste is sweety, honey and malty. Some bitterness in the end. Medium body.

A great beer to have at after office or while having a good time with friends. Excellent flavour, body and appearance.

on tap-pours an off white head that laces and gold color. Aroma is sweet honey malt. Taste is sweet honey malt, some bitter-citrus/earthy hops.

Draught at the brewerys pub in Buenos Aires, a hazy gold with a tight foamy head. A hoppy aroma carrying honey and citrus. A very punchy hop palate, very clover honey flavour and a mellow finish. Very nice.

Drank this beer in the Antares brewpub in Bariloche (Argentina). Had the sampler of the different beers on draught. Could not really distinguish the honey taste but nevertheless an enjoyable beer.

Draught at the Tandil location. Lightly hazy golden, average head. Sweet with evident honey aroma. Medium bodied. Sweet, but stays away from being sticky. Intense floral honey flavour, vague vegetable finish. One of the better beers in a style I’ve never really understood.

Craught at Antares Palermo, October 2006. Pours a beatiful, shiny, clear golden color with a medium white head. Aroma is very perfumey, caramelly. Taste is clear, slightly sweet, nutty. Medium to light aftertaste and short afterstaste. An easy drinking but strong golden ale.