Point Honey Light

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

Light is the key word. Complexity, color, head, all light. Good if you are looking for something else to taste.

nearly clear.. almost no head.. palate of water and looked a lot like water.. smelled of light malt and barley.. the flavor was very light a touch of sweet and grain... a refreshing drink but very plain.

Bottle. Small white head that mostly diminished, fine-small sized bubbles, sparse lacing, carbonated, transparent, and a pale yellow hue. Aroma was light-sweet, malty and honey. I did not pick up anything else in the flavor that I did not pick up in the aroma. Tingly mouthfeel. Light body. Nothing special IMO.

Pours a very pale yellow with lazy carbonation and a short fizzy white head. The aroma is a weak, sweet grassiness. The taste, like a decent macro pale. I don’t really catch the honey in this.

12 oz bottle sampled at my parents’ while sitting here...weak, insipid pale clear yellow, fizzy dying head...weak honey/grainy nose...sweet initial flavor, dryish, thin and a little brackish to finish. Want my other bottles?

Medium gold color, sparse head and mild aroma-a little fruity maltiness and a touch of sourness-vinegar? Light bodied and malty, some wheat, almost dryish and not overly sweet like some of these honey beers. Well proportioned, clean finish, a little thin but with a fair amount of flavor for a "light" beer. 125 calories.

Pours a bright yellow, small white head. Lots of Bubbles. Aroma of honey and malt. Flavor is more honey, and a kick of cascade hops.

Considering the price, it’s a pretty good bargain when compared to taste. There’s nothing really special about it - Point Honey Light is, you guessed it, a light honey beer with smooth traces of wheat and malts, and a moderate amount of hops. I think it’s best to bring to gatherings in which you don’t want to impress others with your beer knowledge but want a descent tasting brew that will please most people.