Dundee Original Honey Brown Lager

Brewed by High Falls Brewing Company
Style: American Dark Lager
Rochester, New York USA

12oz bottle. Pours a crystal clear medium golden color with a thin off white ring. light nose of honey sweetness and bread dough. drinkable brew, nothing special.

Pours a clear medium amber-gold with a thin foamy white head that fades quickly to a skim and stays leaves a tiny bit of lacing too. Aroma is honey, vague grain notes and mild planty hops. Flavor is honey, caramel syrup, slightly off straw or grain, hops are almost non-existent. Tastes like a cheap pale lager with added honey and caramel syrup, a touch of planty hops. Finish is grain and honey. Body is oddly thick for the profile, with alot more hops this stuff would be passable but as it is, it’s just weak and imbalanced. Would probably be a good beer to turn a swill lover on to craft beer, other than that avoid.

Pours a clear amber color, med/high carbonation with a thin white head. Aroma is composted of honey, some noble hops hints and caramel malt. Flavor is pretty sweet and made up of the same honey and caramel malt flavor throughout the tasting and has a lingering honey flavor afterword. Overall the beer has a very light flavor but is definitely my least favorite of Dundee’s current batch of beer out.

6/2/5/2/11 Sweet, light aroma of honey, caramel malts. Light amber color, clear, medium to low head. Slightly thin-looking. Sweet flavor of honey and caramel. Malt flavor is not very complex. Slightly spicy, but very little hopping. Slightly thin body. Drinkable but lacking in real quality.

12oz bottle. Pours an off-white head with a light amber, clear body. Smells of honey and malt. Tastes like a biscuits and honey. Decent finish.

Very light. Light on honey, light on aroma, light on flavor. First rating in a while. Maybe little honey aftertaste.

~Pours a light see through gold color with small head. ~Scent of malt, light apples and honey. ~Light sweet malt flavor with a touch of sweet honey. ~Light feel, Soft carbonation, nice sweet ending. ~I like this beer. Great session brew. The honey really does give it a nice flavor. I would prefer a little more honey though.

Chestnut brown with beige head and good lacing. Aroma is slightly sweet and herbaceous. Flavour is sweetish malt upfront, mid palate is a bit caramel sugary with a nice balanced bitter finish.