Water Street Honey Lager Light

Brewed by Water Street Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Delafield, Wisconsin USA

On tap at their downtown Milwaukee location. No real apparent aroma, light pale golden pour, no discernable head. Faint honey in the flavor, but it is a stretch. Ends up kind of medicinal. Overall bland and boring. Thinnish mouthfeel. Color me dissapointed.

Draught at the brewpub (Downtown Milwaukee location). Clear golden color with white head that left a bit of lace. Not much in the way of aroma, maybe a hint of molasses. Slightly sweet on the tongue with a powerful caramel molasses flavor reminiscent of malt extract. Yuck.

Light yellow. Malt and grain, some sugar. Not too bad for what it is. Thin palate. There isn’t a lot to say. For a brewer that is obviously brewing for the masses, this is the most approachable of their approachable beers.

Pours to a clear, thin gold looking body with a white head. Tons of carbonation. The aroma is non-existent. A little honeycomb cereal. The flavor is much like honey comb cereal. Not offensive but nothing special. The palate is thing and lingers. It is not crisp and refreshing.

Sample at Delafield. Wasn’t to impressed with this one . Yellow body. Mild honey aroma and somewhat watered down.

Honey Coloring. No Head. Carbs, Honey and Grains... Not Much Here...Overall.

a bad light w/ some honey in it... clear, oderless, tasteless for the most part.. just not good.

Pours a clear golden colour with a noticeable honey flavor, but very little structure and a slightly watered down mouthfeel. resembles many other dull american lagers, ends with a soft biscuit malted finish.