12 oz bottle, typical Tyranena presentation.
Bottom line is that this is not a very good beer.
The appearance is odd. It has a macro feel about it in as much as it comes with a huge number of small bubbles clinging to the inside of the glass. It looks highly carbonated, but the beer seems largely lifeless and there is no head or any retention. There is a darker color than a typical macro would give which I suppose is from the honey element.
The nose and taste do deliver a little sweetness from the honey, but they are minimal and all in all the beer is weak in taste, and dreadfully poor in terms of its presence. It lacks any depth at all, and feel watery and light without much taste at ALL.
Light and gassy, the beer lacks any depth that one would expect the honey to deliver.
One to give a very wide berth to, and surprisingly poor given the reputation of this brewer.