 CelticBrew (450), The Crystal Coast, North Carolina, USA
Oct 28, 2007
Crystal clear amber beer. Very light nose, even after warming a bit. Amost devoid of aroma. The flavor was way to sweet for me it was almost a sugar overdose, they should have let this ferment longer to tame that sweet honey taste and put in a little more alcohol then it might just be more palatable the finish is honey sweet almost to the point of being sickening. Perhaps good to use in a marinate, but minimal for human consumption.
BlackDonald (1040), North Carolina, USA
Aug 8, 2008 Found this to be quite undrinkable. Sweet grainy maltiness with a bit of honey adding to the already sweet malt profile. Light bodied, mild carbonation, and a sickening aftertaste.
GMUcrew7 (171), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Jul 19, 2008 It’s times like these that I wish I were allergic to bees. Better than a lot of the macro produced pale lagers but too sweet for my taste.
Lt_Col_Catsup (6), New York, New York, USA
does not count  Jul 13, 2008 A Good addition to the honey beer movement. A lighter tasting beer with a heavy honey flavor. One of the better American made honey lagers that isn’t a white.
redlem (1100), Illinois, USA
Jul 5, 2008 I really dont get the adding honey to beer thing. As someone who does not have a sweettooth I can tell that it will not work for me, still it was a free offer for me. By my account this was just like Michelob but a llittle sweeter.
patrick767 (1396), fort wayne, Indiana, USA
Jun 22, 2008 bottle - Pours clear light amber with a thin white head. It has a mild aroma of sweet malt and honey. The flavor is of sweet honeyed malt, very sweet, and has a touch of hops in the finish. It’s light bodied and leaves a slightly unpleasant aftertaste.
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