Honey Ale
Wisconsin Dells Brewing Co.

 

 

Pours very light, pale yellow. Smells like a basic Pilsner. An obvious honey presence. Finishes with a lemon taste. Very light and crisp, but not much to it. Would be great on the lake on a hot day

 

This was one of 4 beers in a sampler pack of 12 bottles from the Wisconsin Dells Brewery. 12oz brown bottle with no freshmess date.

The beer poured a cloudy golden/yellow color with a 1½-finger white head that only lasted about 30 seconds. It left no lacing whatsoever.

When I first popped the cap the beer actually had a slight lager smell to it, but after that dissipated it was left with just a whiff of malt and some mild honey.

There's not much to this. A mild malt brew with a touch of sweet honey. Hop bitterness is barely noticeable,

Very light and refreshing with a good amount of carbonation.

Not a lot of flavor to this but nothing offensive either. Very easy to drink at just 4% abv but not really a beer that holds my interest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Honey Ale pours a straw like color with no head. There is a mellow pale and stale like aroma, with hints of spice. The taste is very light, pale, with a mellow hint of honey. Weaker body, but still some flavors come though, a little flat too. Overall its a nice beer, nothing to great but still enjoyable.