This was surprisingly good. It tasted like it had lots of carbonation, like I could feel it in my nose, but couldn't taste the bubbles. Overall, it was good. I'd drink it again for sure.
We had this on tap at Dinosaur BBQ in Troy, NY. My understanding is that Middle Ages brews for Dinosaur and you can only get these beers at the restauarnts. This beer was represented of having some apricot in it. It had a bit of that flavor, but overall it was really too light for us. It seemed more like a pilsner more than anything else and really was just generic tasting.
This beer just happened to be on tap at Christie's Carriage House while we were visiting Victoria. It was a lot darker than I thought this beer would be for a honey ale. It was sweet, but quite drinkable. A pint was just perfect, anymore and it would have ended up too sweet.