Titletown 400 Honey Ale

Light with a thin head. SLIGHT malt and grain not much going on very basic golden

On tap at Titletown Brewing Company. Clear straw yellow with a thin white head. Aroma of honey, sweet malt and mild corn. Effervescent body has flavors of honey, malt and not much else. Mild astringency on the finish.

On tap at Titletown. Pour was very light of hay. Aroma was pretty boring with a crisp rice and light malt character. Very small amount of honey in this. I was disappointed in this even though I didn’t have high expectations.

Titletown promotes this as one of their lighter beer. I was hesitant to try it but once I did, I found that it was a nice offering. You can detect the sweetness of the honey, but it is by no means a weak tasting light beer. I thought that there was a bitterness that worked well with the sweeetness. Have had on tap at Titletown and Old Chicago.

Had this one on draught as part of WinTour 3 at the brewpub in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Clear, medium yellow pour with a lightly sweet and fruity nose, a bit floral but this beer, like this style generally, does nothing for me.

Crushed with Jakebra and co. at the brewery. Very unoffensive like some other goldens which is nide. But it still isn’t very good. Incredibly unremarkable.

Draft at the brewpub. Distinct, but watered-down honey aroma with a hint of pale malt. Poured a clear light orange color with a white head. Light bodied and slightly sweet. I tasted subdued caramel, biscuit, and grassy hops.

Excellent honey brew from Titletown, some honey brews have just a faint touch of honey, more lemony than anything else. This one has honey right on the nose, and it stays on the palate all the way down the back of your throat. Bright, bright golden colour with a full white floral head. Taste is delightful, semi sweet and creamy soft honey flavors throughout the beer.