Beers with HONEY anyone?

Jackie O's Barrel-Aged Wood Ya Honey.
Wheat Whine w/ local Ohio honey and aged in bourbon barrels. Awesome stuff.

 

Greenbush's Brother Benjamin, Hopslam, DFH Midas Touch.

 

Love a good honey beer, waggledance is a very popular English honey beer and Bee's Endeavour is a mix of honey and ginger from northern Ireland. While visiting Poland I found a brilliant honey beer, very sweet though. Can't remember the name of it.

 

Not sure of the distribution on this one, but Brother Adam's Bargget Ale by Atlantic Brewing Co. is my favorite of the style. Ages fantastically too.

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I get honey with Brooklyn Blast.

 

2 Suggestions:

1. If you like a STRONG honey flavor, try Lomza Miodowe (Polish Export)
2. If you like a SUPER MILD honey flavor, try DFH's Midas Touch (kinda like a mead-beer hybrid)

Word of Caution:

1. DO NOT try Dundee Honey Brown for a benchmark of the style; it is the Bud Light of honey beer

 

Limited release in their 100 Barrel Series - had it at their bier hall, damned tasty stuff.

 

All these good comments about spotted puffer makes super excited to drink the one bottle i found last weekend.

 

Pizza Boy/Troegs/Appalachian Brewhouse's 717 collaboration wasnt great but the honey was an interesting touch to it.

 

A few that I've tried recently:
Old Danish Braggot, by the Dansk Mjød folks. Fantastic flavor - http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/19218/47490/
Engelszell, the Austrian Trappists, make Benno and Gregorious http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/30035/88279/ , http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/30035/86464/
Leinenkugel's Big Eddy Royal Nektar, 25% honey fermentables, and additional lighter honey backsweetening http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/710/155757/

 

Actually honey adds no sweetness to beer.


Braggots are nice, but my favorite honey style is Biere De Miel.

 

Just picked up an Arcus IPA from Big Storm Brewing out of Odessa, Florida last week. It reminded me of a slightly weaker version of Hopslam and was actually much better than I expected. Good stuff.

 

My favorite (and easiest ) Home brew recipe uses honey;
6 lbs Liquid Wheat Extract
2 lb Orange Honey
1 oz Orange Peel
1 oz Coriander
2 oz Hallertau

Super easy and delicious. I know this is not he home brew forum, but here is s link if anyone is interested in a very easy to make honey beer

http://www.homebrewing.org/assets/images/AIH 2013 Recipes/AIH Eve is in the Garden Grand Cru1.pdf

 

Never enjoyed it in any of the beers I've tried (mostly stouts) except for birth of tragedy. Amazing beer

 

just one. HOPSLAM.

 

Came in to say Trillium Artaic. One of my favorite DIPAs of 2015, hands down.

 

"Selfies are for Wieners" from Spiteful

 

Trillium Bees and Artaic.

 

Came here to say the same thing. Probably the best DIPA I've ever had.