Rogue Honey Cream Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Cream Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

Pours cloudy pale gold with little head. Aroma is of honey, slight hops. taste is of honey and roasted oats. Goes down real smooth.

small head translucent honey brown color. smelt like bitter honey. i didnt really enjoy the flavor, seems... grainy and a little bland. not horrible but im not coming back for seconds.

One Tap. A wonderful, well-balanced softly-flavored Cream Ale. Dark-honey in color; very refreshing tasting. Sweet, but not too sweet. Only an essence of honey. Hint of maple and cigar as well. I think this is yet another terrific selection from the geniuses at Rogue!

Bottle pours light golden, mediocre frothy white head, spotty lacing, with virtually no carbonation.   Aroma is slightly grassy/grainy... and maybe a bit sweet.   Grainy up front, with a slightly sweet honey flavor.   Finishes slightly thin, very light, and without much flavor cept for sweet grass.   Tiz alright, but nothing exceptional.

Clear medium amber. Head exited stage left in a hurry, but a nice little lingering film is hanging on. Aroma is faint and subtle. Nothing really comes through. Malty, grain, easy on the hops. Taste is a bit bland, boring but not unpleasant. Finish is not too bitter, fairly smooth. Unremarkable. Too many better ones avalible in this style.

Sampled in DC, the place said it was the world’s biggest with 1100 bottled beers, no taps!! This is bullshit. Extremely thin, no honey at all. Rogue is degrading their marks.

This beer had a nice sweet, creamy beginning as the title would suggest. The aftertaste was a bit too macrobrewy for me. It seemed like I should like it, but I just don’t think it’s my style.

Short head with good carbonation. Does not last long. Thin aroma of a little hops and a bit of malt. Color is a light golden/orange. Flavor is thin, slightly dry and a bit tart. Creamy in the mouth. Finish has a bit of bitterness to it. Ehhh, ok.