Zàgara
Birrificio Barley

Orange beer with coppery highlights, with a compact, enormous white head!
On the nose, a delicate orange aroma, with a subtle malty base and perhaps a very light hint of white pepper.
On the palate, the honey is more evident, with more orange and a slight yeasty (bready) effect.
A well-balanced beer, not overpowering or heavy, quite the opposite.
For a beer with honey, it's definitely okay

Bottle 0.33L.
Hazy deep golden-to-orange body with a large, creamy white head, mostly lasting with nice lacing.
Moderate malty (caramel) and light-to-moderate hoppy (citrus, orange) aroma with notes of orange and honey.
Moderate sweet flavour with a light-to-moderate bitter character; average-lasting sweet finish.
Medium-to-full body with oily-to-creamy texture; average carbonation.
Pleasant beer, nice surprise!

A special beer with orange honey.
the smell is not particularly intense, vaguely reminiscent of fruits and hops but not the honey.
The taste remains unbalanced not particularly pleasant.

With orange honey.
Quite dark orange color, tending to a light copper. Beige colored foam, very creamy.
The smell is quite delicate, with honey, orange flowers and spices.
The honey is present in the taste too, but it is not overwhelming. It is well balanced by a good maltiness.
Fresh flowers, spices, a light peppery note.
Also some hop in the finish, even if it is not the more characterizing note.
Again freshness, orange flowers in the aftertaste, well mixed with the maltiness and the honey, and a bit of hop.
Good.