Rogue Farms Honey Kölsch
Situated just across from 40 acres of Rogue hops, 119 colonies of bees were carefully kept and fed and the honey was uncapped, extracted, filtered, and finally infused into a refreshing Honey Kolsch ale.
3.3
288 reviews
Newport, United States
Community reviews
12 fl.oz can. A clear golden beer with a white lacing. Aroma of sweet pale malt, honey. Taste of sweet malt, grains, honey, low bitterness. Boring!
355 ml can, as Rogue Honey Kolsch, from Vinmonopolet, Nettbutikken. ABV is 5.2%. Golden colour, moderate to small white head. Aroma of malts, honey and herbal hops. Citric mouthfeel. The flavour is not too sweet, moderate notes of honey, moderate herbal hops.
On tap@El Lúpulo Feroz, Oviedo. 20/06/2020 Color amarillo corona de espuma blanca aromas cereal, dulce, sabor dulce, cereal, miel cuerpo medio.
Delt med EgilB på Lillehøgda. Appelsinfarget. Uklar. Lett honningaroma. Smaken tynn. Metallisk.
Molto beverina con un buon sapore
@ Zurlo's
Small head. Hazy yellowish color. A little bit of honey aroma. Moderate to low bitterness. High carbonation. a little bit of sweetness.
12 fl. oz. can. A hazy orange coloured beer with a white haed. Aroma and flavour of malt, hops, honey, sweetness and bitterness.
Dåse: Orange klar øl, med et lille bundfald der diser den op. Flot skumhoved. Duften erdomineret umiddelbart af honning. Smagen er også mere fyldig og sød en en normal pilsner. Udmærket øl, men man skal være i humør til sådan hybrid satan.
Amber to orange color with a frothy white head that fades completely. Aroma of honey, a bit herbal, but overall fairly subdued. Taste is sweet with noticeable honey. Some crisp, dry notes at the end. The honey is in charge, but not obnoxiously so. It’s balanced, even if not overly enticing. Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Okay.
355 ml can. Slightly hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Fruity aroma with sweet herbal notes, grasses and pale malts. Taste is light sweet. Medium bodied. Slightly drying fruity finish with subtle honey notes. Well balanced, not too sweet as honey beers tend to be and highly drinkable.
Gostosa
Shared with Strykzone on Facebook Chat. Pours a translucent gold with a very white head. Nose is grainy with lemon .Light body. Flavor is lemony, a little sweetness. Seems to be noble hops or something similar. But the hops are odd as Dave points out!. Finishes with honey. Quite drinkable however, as are most good kolsch-style beers.
355ml can. Minimally milky, brass colour with average to huge, frothy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Husky, malty aroma, subtle fruity and floral hints of honey, weak strawy overtones. Taste is husky, pale malty, slightly citrusy fruity, additional, minimally sweet. fruity and floral notes of honey, a touch of lemon, husk, protein, mandarine zest. Mouth-filling body, watery texture, smooth and soft palate, soft but efficacious carbonation. Makes a lot of this intrinsically limited style.
AR: Honig, Malz, Getreide,
AP: leicht trübes goldgelb
TA: Karamell, Honig,
Can: watery, light, plain, simple. Not what you would expect from Rogue Ales.
This style is usually on the bland side..so the honey adds a bit of sweetness and flavor. I've had some in this style with a little more bitter to offset, which I prefer. Little bit of malt for color and taste. Only grabbed a single to sample late fall....but this is really more of a summer brew.
Esta é uma cerveja leve, cor dourada e limpida. Gás pouco ativo, mas sente-se no palato. O toque final do mel é excepcional. A repetir, sem dúvida
Can @ home. Clear yellow w a white head. Aroma light to medium malty (bread, light caramel, honey), light hoppy. Light to medium sweet, light honey spicy, light bitter. Light to medium body, average carbonated.
Milder Honigbeginn, trocken, getreidig, wenig Karamell. Milde Herbe, süffig, mittellanger Abgang. Unspektakulär. 10/8/8/8/11/8
12 oz can. Pours a bright gold with a tight white head. Scents of malt and biscuits. Tastes of astringent malt and hops balancing well with some lemon. Hard to discern the honey. Above average carbonation. Very unique and nice.
12 ounce can at the house. Smell honey sweet. Yellow in color with a big fluffy white head. Taste the honey and is very smooth. Little bit of grain aftertastes. Nice drinkable beer. Cheers!
Tap at Takanoya. Nose is honey, oranges, light, crisp malt. Crisp and light flavor with a bit of honey and citrus hops. decent enough.
Hazy amber with a medium white hed. Aroma is honey, grain and caramel. Taste is medium sweet
Pours a light golden color. Half finger white head. Reduces to film. Light lacing. Hazy.
Aroma is honey and malt. Lemony hops. Lightly bready, butter.
Taste is light toast. Light lemon. Light honey. It’s just real light.
Mouthfeel is light bodied. A little sticky. Smooth. Lightly wet.
Overall it’s pretty good. I like it, I would buy it again. Honey is a nice addition. It’s tasty.
This was hard to drink.
Can 355 ml
Aroma: sweet, honey like with barley grain notes, mild hint of continental hops.
Look: poured as pale amber, with fine haze. Minimal fizzy top.
Palate: medium bodied with thinner walls. Higher carbonation, even frisky which works well with sweeter beer.
Taste: More leafy hops here which blends well with hones. Grainy sides. Empty walls. Refreshing. Perfect for heavy German lunch.
Copenhagen 9/8 2019. 35,5 cl can from Meny, Østerfælled Torv. Very orange can with a drawing of a Honey Beer.
Pours unclear golden yellow with a medium-sized white head. A little bubbly. Settles as thin patch of foam unable to cover the surface of the beer. No lacing.
Bitter sweet aroma of citric fruit and a fairly strong, sweet presence of the honey. Citrus and Lime lurking in the background. Sweet honey. Lightly sugary.
Medium carbonation. Thin, oily, lightly tinging texture.
Flavor is medium sweet followed by and balanced by a medium strong sourish bitterness. Lingers for a bit.
Well balanced between the sweet Honey and the sourish Kölch. although a bit thin.
Can at lunch downtown Orlando. Fine gold pour with white head. Nose is light honey and pale malt. Tastes of honey, grains, bready dough, pale malt,
Not very exciting. Too light on the palate.