Bottle at Big Texas Beer Fest. Pours a hazy ruby with small pinkish head. The aroma is honey, cinnamon, berry. Medium body, honey, berry, light spice finish, good.

Bottle at Big Texas Beer Fest. Pours a white gold with no head. The aroma is citrus, floral, honey. Slick body, citrus, light carb, dry finish, good.

Bottle at Big Texas Beer Fest. Pours ruby with no head. The aroma is honey, raspberry, peppers, booze. Slick body, jammy berry, honey, some heat from peppers in finish, good.

Can at Hourglass brewery. Purple pour. Nose is blackberry and honey. Tastes the same bit artificial. Thin bodied.

On tap at Arts and Crafts Amsterdam Ave. Pours clear gold. Perfume, lemon, sweet, honey white wine, tangerine, spice. Medium body. Decent.

Can from a local wine shop. Baby Duvel glass. Deep & clear Ruby red, still pour. Smells heavy of marzipan & honey, with a bit of dark cherry skin. Taste is dark cherry juice, almond paste & yeast. Cinnamon is more noticeable once it warms, but I'm not crazy about it or the vanilla. More deep then simply sweet. Tart, runny, some unintentional fizz & a lightly tannic finish. Fun to try.

Can, from Malt & Mold. Pours very pale watered-down honey yellow with no head, honey-peppercorn aroma with citrus, medium carbonation, mildly sweet honey-peppercorns-orange peel taste, smooth body, longish finish. Very light and easy to drink.

Gold pour. No head or lace. Sweet taste of honey with floral notes, like honeysuckle.

Can: Sweet honey nose. Clear golden. Medium body, soft carbonation. Not very complex or in your face, but pretty sessionable.