Water Street Honey Lager Light

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

Very light yellow color with little head. Weak aroma. The taste doesn’t offer much, but it does have a honey tinge at the end. Not offensive, but nothing to drive me to drink it again.

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

Straw color with a wispy white head. Minimal aroma. Floral hoppy flavored water.

Taste is more cloves than honey but you can’t really tell with everything muddled by old hay and acidic bites. Not enough of anything is in here.

Sampler poured draft at the brewpub (milwaukee, wi). Pours a largely transparent yellowish with thin film of a white head. Aromas are muted: light citrus and grainy. Taste is smooth, light grains, a subtle mellow honey sweetness, and light lemon. Decent lawnmower sessioner. Finishes clean, not that memorable.

On tap at the downtown brewpub on 6/21/07: Pours a transparent fizzy golden with a thin ring of white head. Aroma is slightly citrusy tart, but otherwise almost non-existent. Body starts with a lot of foamy carbonation in the mouth revealing a mild sweetness as it subsides toward a light grainy finish. Not bad for a pale lager.

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

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.