Rogue Honey Cream Ale

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

Slightly hazy bright light amber/orange with a quickly diminishing medium white head. Soft floral aroma of honey and lightly toasted bread. Light medium watery body with lively carbonation. Refreshing. Bittersweet flavor of honey, bread and straw. Decent.

i was surprised and impressed by this beer. incredible aroma! you can smell the honey, believe it or not. there were tangy sweet flowers... and a bit of bread up in my noseholes. sweet, creamy, delicate... with some hops and slight bitterness in the end. well balanced, light and tasty. i'm satisfied.

Very slightly hazy orange golden. Bright, hoppy nose with a hint of malt and pine. A bit watery with almost crisp carbonation. Well balanced if slightly lacking in flavor. I like it.

Poured a hazy golden color with a thin head. Aroma is very hoppy. Tastes similar to an IPA but perhaps darker ... maybe a smoky quality to it. Can't taste any honey. Not a bad beer. Not great, either.

Not as good as I expected. Probably my least favorite from Rogue. Tastes somewhere between a lager and a pale ale. Definitely more hoppy than one might imagine from a cream ale. Might make a good summer swill, but I won't be buying it again.

Dry ashy flavor, nothing particularly very much like honey, with maybe a tiny, tiny bit in the aroma. Mild flavor. And somewhat sour aftertaste.

This is a bit bitter for a beer with "honey" in the name - taste is rather bland - seems like an american wheat with a touch of honey and hops - nothing really stand out, but quite drinkable.

Poured a clear golden shade with a thin, soapy head. Aroma was a fairly weak, hoppy, scent. Flavor was very hoppy and slightly bitter. There was a good sweetness to the flavor, including a hint of honey, but not as much as the name implies. Thin mouthfeel, but a good amount of carbonation. Not as fantastic as the other Rogues I've had, but a great, easy-to-drink, flavorful ale. Quite enjoyable.