El Bolson Miel

Brewed by Cerveceria Artesanal El Bolson
Style: Pale Lager
El Bolson, Argentina

Bottle on 11/30/2008 at the 3rd Annual Richmond Industry Gathering. Cloudy orange body with a small off-white head. Huge honey aroma with some light malt. Sweet honey flavor with some light malt. Medium full body with moderately low carbonation.

Draught at El Regional in Sam Martin los de Andes, a cloudy gold with a large foamy head. A clover honey aroma. A good honeyf lavour, but subtle, with a good hoppy bitterness that gives it balances.

Bottle. Has a color pale cloudy Amber. The head is abundant and cremosa. The Aroma is of course of honey, well hard. In paladar the dulzor of the honey, does not let see many shades. Too much honey, too sweet. It is not a bad beer, but this very saturated of honey

Bottled. Cloudy pale amber, rich creamy head. Heavy balsamic honey aroma. Sweet with loads of honey and bees wax. Medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel. The honey flavour is very obvious, and "in your face", leaving little room for nuances. One dimensional, but not bad.

ta, linkovitch. plenty of lychees and shortbread in the aroma. sweet but not ridiculously so and not unpleasant - tastes more like honey schnapps than other honey beers i've tried

thanks be to linc. hazy yellow, very grainy, oily, but dry on the palate. subtly herbal and flowery. a bit gluey (clag) and alcoholic in the finish though.

Thanks gos out to Linc for this. This is my first Argentinian beer, and i'm glad it was one of the micro's rather than Quilmes or something. This was quite interesting, hazy gold "honey" colour. Aroma has lots of oats and honey. The palate was very mellow and soft, and no way near as sweet as i thought it might be. Although, there is an oaty/honeyed sweetness, but dries out a bit towards the end of a sip. Very oaty, nutty and breakfast cereally (Honey Smacks). Inoffensive and pretty tasty and drinkable

Imbibed in December 2002. The only aroma I could detect was of honey. Interesting because the bottle has a whole hop flower in plastic taped to the bottle neck. It is supposed to be brewed with fresh hops. Poured a cloudy yellow gold with thick white head. Obvious honey flavor, some yeast, and that was it besides a lightly bitter hop aftertaste. Quite fizzy on the tongue. Quite a few of these bottles were bad and foamed like mad when opened.