Bottle from the brewery. Pours a crystal clear light golden color with a decent sized bubbly white head that slowly dissipates. Aromas of sweet honey with a light spice with almost a lime mint kind of thing happening? The flavor is pretty good actually, there’s an awesome raw grainy cereal type flavor in there that I really dig. Sweet sugary honey like maltiness with some spicy wheat and yeast flavors to counter. Medium body with a moderate level of carbonation. Nice brew, I’m glad I picked this up because I almost passed based on style. I hope the rest of those propeller beers I brought back surprise me as well.

Originally rated November 2005. Pours a pale golden-yellow colour with a white fizzy head that does not last long. Very sweet nose with the real scent of honey and wheat. Thin mouthfeel. The taste is slightly bitter with that malt and honey mixed quite well. Not much in the aftertaste, just a tad of the honey. Nicely brewed light refreshing beer that smells and tastes what the the name describes.

On tap at Propeller in Halifax. Pours out a dark amber topped with a small head. Aroma was of light honey notes, some grain, and a touch of fruit. Taste was much as the aroma a little honey and grain. Not to exiting overall.

Sample, savoured at the Mondial de la bière on May 29 2008; eye: golden, clear, no effervescence, no head; nose: honey, grain, caramel, corn, light fruity, light floral; mouth: corn, grain, honey, light fruity, light floral, grainy finale in corn with a good presence of honey, creamy texture, average carbonation; overall: quite likable FRANÇAIS Échantillon, savourée au Mondial de la bière le 29 mai 2008; oeil : dorée, claire, pas d’effervescence, pas de mousse; nez : miel, grain, caramel, maïs, léger fruité, léger floral; bouche : maïs, grain, miel, léger fruité, léger floral, finale granuleuse en maïs avec une bonne présence de miel, texture crémeuse, carbonatation moyenne; en résumé : bien aimé