Rogue Honey Cream Ale

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

Pours a nice gold with a smaller head and some spotty lacing. Sweet malt aroma with, as the description says, light hints of honey. Big malt flavors hit the taste buds that go into more subtle hints of honey and finish off with a touch of bittering hops. Creamy body and palate, as expected from the style, makes this a fair ale.

On tap at Summits Wayside Tavern...Poured a creamy golden color...Nose was very hoppy...Based on the aroma I was expecting a much more bitter beer but this was very tame...Looking for more honey in the flavor but just didn't find it...Very drinkable not dissapointing

Hops all over the place. i expected a lot more honey. the taste was perfume with mild hints of the honey. finishes bitter and gritty.

Clear golden apperance. Hints of honey and hops in the aroma. Taste is rather bland, some soft hop flavors with honey in the background.

Beautiful light amber color, quite clear. Slight hop aroma with a bit of sweetness, the honey perhaps? The taste is very light. Primarliy hops, though it's not terribly bitter. Soft sweet finish. Quite a surprise...I'm used to Rogue products being much bolder. A nice easy drinking beer

Bottle. Golden color. Aroma of bee pollen, honey, light hops. Has a slight english malt backing, thin-medium body, nice honey touch in the finish and aftertaste. I give Rogue credit (and one overall point)for making a decent cream ale (especially considering I rated this as high as their choc. stout).

Beautiful Appearance, highly carbonated deep gold, but it smells kinda like fart, the taste isnt too pleasing either, I dont really like this beer, making it the first rogue that I have not appreciated.

Probably the lightest of the Rogue products I've tried. Very flavorful though. I would agree with the Grapefruit comment below. It's quite evident. This is a light brew that's far from boring!