Lang Creek Huckleberry N Honey

Formerly brewed at Lang Creek Brewing Co.
Style: Fruit Beer
Marion, Montana USA

Bottle Pours a sickly looking slightly hazy very pale, dingy golden color with a small fizzy white head. a few traces of lacing. the aroma shows off the honey and a little of the berry flavor, no hops and some very light malts. Flavors is mostly like wet paper and the berry comes through a bit and is not bad. The honey flavor is definately there and the delayed trailer is slightly bitter cardboard flavor. Lively carbonation and a average thin feel. Not a bad as I feared.

This was also a good try at a huckleberry beer, But to add Honey also might save this beer as it added the sweeteness to the fresh berries. The overallof this beer was a great attempt but they still have better in Idaho.

bottle 12 oz. Hazy yellow w moderate white head, some lace. Aroma is hard sugar candy, berry flavor. I can actually detect a huckleberry scent. Flavor is the same, somewhat sweet. These styles aren’t for me so I ain’t gonna knock it.

Hazy blonde colour. Berryish aroma. Tart, fruity. Light, refreshing and balanced. That it leans towards tartness rather than sweetness is a plus.

Bottle pours light amber, small white foamy head, moderate carbonation, with spotty lacing.   Odd gummybear aroma, and an ever odder Hawaiian Punch flavor.   Without my sister helping try this, I would have never guessed.   Light body, but rather filling.   Finishes with more of a berry flavor, that lingers well after the finish.   Very unique, but now one I care to have again.

An interesting, fruity, light beer. It has just the right amount of sweetness and fruit. good stuff.

I really enjoyed my fresh sample obtained less than 50 miles from the brewery. It is a light friuty and with a bit of sweetness. Think of this beer as a summer dessert sipper. I like this better than any of the other huckleberry beers I have had.

Light gold, fast fading white head.Tantalizing fruit berry nose.Not much here except slightly vinegary berry taste.