Sleeman Honey Brown Lager

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

Pours dark honey-amber with a small white head and good lacings. Aroma is sweet honey and floral. Taste is soft, sweet, very minor amount of hop bitterness. Bottle has a neck label only and the brown glass bottle has a raised glass logo. Overall a macro-type brew but one of the best I’ve had. The honey didn’t seem too much it’s just a bit smoother and full tasting compared to BMC beers. Will have to try this again sometime.

Brownish-gold with a thin white head. Aroma of honey and sweet malts. Taste is more of the same. A little watery, so-so.

Bottled. An amber beer with a thinoff-white head. The aroma is sweet mlaty with primary notes of caramel - and so is the flavor.

Bottle shared with a friend. Nose was mildly of honey, and very dominant in a bready dough smell. Taste followed a similar composure. Not a bad beer, but not great either.

Good honey brown lager. About the same or a little better that Rickards Honey Brown. Very smooth with just a hint of honey. Hard to find on tap.

Orange brown with a decent head. Aroma is sweet darker malts with an odd off note which I am assuming was supposed to by honey? It could have also been skunked. Grainy medium sweetness with honey and a rather clean finish all things considered.

473 ml can from Harry! Nose is slightly sweet grain and a slight off vegetal note; orange with a big, glass-lacing, long-jasting head; flavor has honey and some caramel with a slight fruity pepperiness and a sweet finish.

...poor attempt at a good beer type. No honey flavor, and only slightly brown, tastes watered down. I was pissed that I thought this company would be good, damn canadians.