AHS Honey Blonde (6B) - ALL GRAIN Homebrew Ingredient Kit

I've brewed this one twice with great results both times. This last time to try to bring out the honey flavor, I added honey to boil at flame out and I also primed with 6 oz of honey as opposed to the priming sugar. Most will tell you this doesn't make a difference, but on this one, it does! Get a good strong flavored honey and it makes a difference you can actually taste. This is my go-to easy drinking beer. Oh, and the color of the beer is beautiful!

Fantastic ale. Very light and clean on the finish. Perfect for drinking on a hot summer day...

I Brewed this beer exactly the way to the directions. I used a dry ale yeast and fermented it for a week. I then put the beer into a seconday for a week. This beer is a great beer to serve guest. Its not too strong but has a nice hint of honey flavor to it. I will brew this one again.

I think that this one will be good. i haven't tasted it yet but everything seem to come out perfect.

First time making a Honey Ale and simply put, it turned out to be an outstanding beer. I will continue to make this one during the year. Everyone loved the smooth and refreshing taste and the hint of honey. Was very nice out of a keg.

I was really impressed. Definitely one of the best beers I have brewed so far. I recommend you give it a try.

This was my first brew, and it was good. Didn't really get good until after about 2 months in the bottle. Before that it had a strong lingering aftertaste. Will brew again next spring for the summer.

I enjoyed this on the front porch all July. My wife loved it with a lemon on top, and she's not a big beer drinker.

Overall, a great tasting brew. If you're looking for a recipe with a distinct honey taste, you might not like this one--the honey flavor is very subtle. But overall, very good, well-received by all friends who have tried it.

This is a great beer for a hot day. Easy to brew, not a lot of ingredients - a simple beer but delicious. This one hit target gravities right on and had a very nice crisp, dry flavor with just a hint of honey. I served this one at my wedding and everyone was impressed with the flavor and beautiful light golden color.

Good summertime blonde ale . I did not get any of the honey flavor to come through though. I will brew this beer again but will work some honey malt into the recipe to get more of the honey taste.

Followed the directions and fermented in primary for 1 week and secondary for one week. Its a good summer beer. My wife loved it but I think it would be better as a lager. But overall great kit, Just make sure you rack into a secondary for at least a week.

Well balanced beer. Did partial mash with liquid malt extract. Give it a few weeks for the flavors to meld.

Turned out excellent. I will be buying more!

Great tasting beer. Very clean and refreshing with just a hint of honey sweetness.

I brewed this beer in late August and bottled it September 2, 2010. Upon the first sampling I realized that this is a very very great beer. It's on my list for a summer beer for sure. Have and will definitely recommend it to anyone who loves a Fireman's 4 style beer but with a great honey after flavor!

Good beer but nothing special. Did the extract version with Safale-05 yeast. Due to comments on the lightness of honey I added an additional half pound and still the honey is not very noticeable. This is an easy to drink beer and is good safe beer that I think anyone would drink, but I have brewed other similar style beers that I prefer so I would not brew again.

Good ale but wish honey flavor would have come out more. Most of honey flavor fermented out.

This was my first brew, and after screwing up 3 batches of cider, I was just hoping to get something drinkable. After 2 weeks in the bottle, it still had a little green twang. Now, after 4 weeks in the bottle, it is great! I did the LME version with white labs yeast. Very pleased, not just because I succeeded with my first beer, but because it's actually a good product. I will order this one again.