Rogue Somer Orange Honey Ale

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Fruit Beer
Newport, Oregon USA

pours cloudy yellow with a fluffy white head that fades very quickly. smells of honey and orange and skunky. taste a little like honey and orange. no real aftertaste. kinda plain.

(22 oz. bottle) Pours clear yellow-golden with a large white head. Looks kinda like a pale lager. Later pours are cloudier. Aroma of honey, bread, perhaps orange and some slight whiffs of skunk. Mouthfeel is thin, although fairly smooth. So it kind of looks, smells and feels like a pale lager. Light, broken, weepy rings of lacing. Flavor is quite mild and thin - light honey with some bread/paper and some pepper/spice. Perhaps a bit of orange/citrus. Sort of a cross between a pale lager, a wheat ale and a weak tripel. Meh...fairly forgettable.

Bottle. Pours unclear gold with a white head. The aroma has a honey like sweetness, some fruit, and light floral notes. The flavor has a light honey sweetness, spicy floral notes, and a hint of citrus. Pretty good.

Poured a golden or very light orange (depending on the light) with a large but quickly dissipating white head. Huge amounts of bubbles are apparent in the glass. Nose is orangy with hints of what appears to be a grassy quality. Flavor is very orange and a little tart. Very clean with a short finish and no lasting flavors. Carbonation is medium heavy. A very light beer overall, good for a sweltering summer day for sure.

This is a poor effort. Waste of time actually. Yellowish pour. White head. Light orange and honey aroma with yeast and wheat. Flavor is very malty and lightly spicy with faint orange and honey notes. Snooze.

Not blown away by this cat. Don’t go in expecting big honey or orange. Mostly wheat like flavors and relatively light. Accidentally had this again this summer and was equally unimpressed.

22 oz bomber-Cloudy golden color w/a moderate white head. Aromas of wheat, citrus, & colander. Flavors of wheat, Citrus/Orange, & colander, maybe a little grain & honey. Very much like an average quality Belgian Wit, very Blue Moonish. Smooth & drinkable, not spectacular, but solid.

Bomber. Pours a hazy yellow with a large creamy white head that lasts awhile leaving behind decent spotty lacing along the glass. The aroma is a grainy malt with honey and coriander. Thin mouthfeel with a refreshing wheat taste with orange and a nice crisp finish. A good fruit beer from Rogue.