0,5 bottle. (as Eagle Waggle Dacne) The label is a bit childish, but it doesn't matter. It was a beautiful amber color when filled, the head was also attractive, not too thick, but it remained thin. The aroma is green, resinous, hoppy, with sweetness only in the background. (A small honey effect is really noticeable in the aroma as well). Light (slightly watery) sipping sensation, it doesn't reach the bitterness of a basic English ale, nor its body. At the same time, it is interesting, because it is quite spicy, and the aftertaste is diverse. Honeyness can also be explained, but it is more of a mixture of pine resin-raisin-and some light candy hidden in the aftertaste.
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(as Eagle Waggle Dacne) Picit gyermeteg a cimke, de nem számít. Kitöltve gyönyörű borostyán színe volt, habja is tetszetős, nem túl vastag, de véknyan megmaradt. Illata zöldfűszeres, gyantás, komlós, édesség csak háttérben. (kis mézes hatás azért tényleg érződik az illatán is). Könnyű(picit vizes) kortyérzet, egy alap angol-ale keserűségét sem éri el, valamint testességét sem. Ugyanakkor érdekes, mivel elég fűszeres, és sokféle az utóíze. Mézességet is bele lehet magyarázni, de inkább fenyőgyanta-mazsola-és valami könnyed cukorka keveréke van elbújtatva utóízben.

Honey, flowery aroma. Hoppy flavor with honey and blackcurrant. Not entirely convincing.

From file last updated 2010. Bottle. Pours gold with a white head. Aroma is malty/floral. Near med body. Flavor is malty with a little hop. Not very bitter. Honey left on lips.

From December 2006 (BA): This 500ml clear bottle with the funky new label design will be one of the last reviews of this beer from its traditional home in London. I know this is from the original brewery because the label says so and the best by date is 14 June 2007. Brewing stopped a short time ago and moved to Bedford. This Waggle Dance was consummed on Saturday 16th Dec 2006. Clear, bright and light copper in colour, with a good white foam head, which stayed the duration of the pint. The aroma was of coffee and toffee, no honey stuck to my nose. Funny taste, not unpleasant, but strange, sweetish, but with a hoppy bitterness that leaves a dry taste in your mouth. I have had it in cask before and enjoyed it more, my wife drinks it on draught, she tried this bottle and prefers the draught version.

Originally rated September 2004. This ale poured a golden-amber colour with a good head, and some lacing. The nose was weak with confusing aromas. Could mostly smell the alcohol. Tasted fruity, but not much on the honey side. Smooth mouthfeel. Good, but deceiving for a brew from Young’s Brewery.

Golden blond pour. Nose is honey oats. Taste is mild honey, lagerish malts and pines. Rated 8/19/02

From old notes. Sampled from a 16 oz brown bottle this beer poured a medium amber color with a large white head. The aroma was tangy, sour and a bit sweet basic ale. The flavor was tangy, mildly sweet and had only the slightest touch of honey. The finish was medium length, tangy and had a faint hint of caramel. Ok.

Appearance: Orangy brown. Quite a lot of head. Aroma: Honey and hops. Fruit. Taste: Honey. Hops. Nice bitterness, though sweet. Info: 500ml bottle, 18/9-2006, 94/500