Rogue Honey Cream Ale

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

lightly hazy, caramelly golden color, no head...you can swirl one up, but it doesnt really last. aroma is mostly light floral hops, and maybe a little sour milk quality. flavor is pretty much the same...i did not detect any honey. i give it points for the hops (hell, i'd give anything with hops points, that's why i'm the worst rater at ratebeer.com) just kidding.

Cloudy amber with off-white, foamy head. Did not smell or taste any honey. Bitter flavor. Not one of Rogue's best.

Paid $1.39 for a 12-oz single Slightly cloudy golden, small head, but it lasts. Slight honesy scent- I also smell slight IPA- but then again, I could be imagining the best parts of life. A decent taste, not really honey, but bitterly tangy... not something I particularly enjoy... but fairly drinkable. I would not buy this one again. There's better beers out there, and this isn't one of them.

Probably the worst rogue I ever had, but that still means it aint that bad. Just not too enjoyable of a beer, though I am ignorant of the style. Slightly harsh with an odd biting aftertaste.

Hops and sweet malt aromas, amber, finger of white foam, lot's of carbonation here, with nice lace too. Stale malt taste, citrus/hoppy aftertaste. Light bodied, citrus tang. Fair by Rogue standards.

A small sized white creamy head with fine-medium bubbles that mostly dissipated. The body had a lot of fast rising carbonation and it was cloudy with a yellow-gold hue. The nose was malty and light hops. The flavor was bitter and hoppy that left a lingering aftertaste. The mouthfeel of this beer was dry and bitter and this was a medium bodied beer with average lacing. This was not a beer that I enjoyed.

This bottled brew poured a small head of fine to medium sized mostly lasting white colored bubbles that left behind a carbonated hazy yellow light brown tinted body and a fair lace. It had a malty mild yeast dough aroma with a tingly sharp crisp mouthfeel that mildly lingered into the finish. The flavor was malty bubvble and a bit on the weird side. I did not get the honey in it, but the flavor just seemed a bit off for a Rogue.

Cloudy orange/amber color with a bubbly cream colored head. Faint aroma. I can detect coem malt but other than that it's fairly faint and too hard to decipher anything. Not smooth, malty flavor. Some honey adds to the finish. A hint of hops as well. Not the biggest fan of the style, but this was fairly decent!!