Sleeman Honey Brown Lager

Brewed by Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. (Sapporo)
Style: American Dark Lager
Guelph, Canada

Amber coloured body with a thin white head. Similar to a M. Bay Beez Neez, it has that sort of cloying honey mouthfeel.

The aroma and taste of honey is faint. It is in a darker bottle now instead of the clear and this has helped mildly with the skunking taste at finish.

part of a sleeman variety pack. pours a clear amber with minimal head and no lacing. aroma of grain and honey, almost a false sense of hops. taste was refreshing with a bit of sweetness.

clear reddish-brown colour and a little foam; hints of honey in a very discrete nose; sweet and medium-bodied at best, rather high carbonation, moderately dry finish with gentle honeyish notes - shy and easy

Bottle. Light clear brownish color. Sweet honey taste. A bit watery as the taste. Disapointing...

Why I keep giving these honey beers a chance, is beyond me. Still nothing that comes close to Leinenkugel’s Honey Wheat and this one was disappointing. Nice brown color with very little head. Was grassy and somewhat skunky on draft in Montreal. Can’t imagine what htis tastes like in a bottle. Skip this one if it is somehow on your list.

A sweet, malty beer; an ale in lager’s clothing. Perfect for the summer months -- profoundly drinkable. A little watery and lacking complexity -- but few beers compare when you’re hot and thirsty.

On tap at The Maple Leaf, Covent Garden. Amber coloour with thin off white head. Malty lager. Sweetish, lager, bit sickly, not awful though, some toffee. Bit dull, nice toffee though.