A light, sweet cider with definite honey flavour. If anything, given the combination of apples and honey, I’d want a bit more flavour. In reality, it feels a bit weak…

A honey session IPA, where the honey flavour is not light and sweet, rather deep and earthy. Fits really well with a medium-bitter English hop flavour and clean maltiness.

A delicious little blonde beer made with honey. It’s on the lager end of the spectrum and there’s a light sweet honey flavour throughout.

A British craft beer that uses raw unpasteurised honey in its fermentation, which gives it a remarkably unique twist. Pours a golden amber hue with an aroma of woody and earthy notes, intertwined with subtle hints of honey. A digestive biscuit malt base balances the hops, providing a crisp toasted malt flavour. Unlike most heavily sweet beers, the raw honey here yields a dry finish with a delicate honey aftertaste and a sharp peppery finish. The mouthfeel is well rounded and crisp, offering a very drinkable, balanced craft brew without the honey completely dominating the citrusy hoppy IPA character.

A crisp easy-drinking craft beer that offers a perfect balance of light, biscuity malt and a gentle creamy honey mouthfeel without being overly sweet. Features a dry refreshing finish with subtle floral and citrus notes from raw British honey.

A crisp, balanced honey-infused craft IPA that tastes of sweet biscuit malt and earthy tree ivy honey, finishing with a pleasant hop bitterness and a distinct peppery kick. Not as good as I thought it would be, but drinkable nonetheless.

One of the finest craft beers I’ve ever tasted! Crisp, dry and deeply aromatic, offering a distinct honey flavour without any cloying sweetness. The aroma has an intense inviting scent of wildflower honey, sweet malt and a light citrusy floral hop brightness. The taste has a light biscuit malt base which pairs with a clean wheaty hop bitterness. The real honey notes linger primarily as a rich deep aftertaste. The mouthfeel is creamy, smooth and uniquely silky on the palate due to the honey, combined with a crisp refreshing and lively carbonation.

Emm yucky… and more words

It's different. I don't dislike it but I'm not too keen either 🍯

Nice little half pint. Good tasting lager and an easy drink.