First sip is light on the front-end and heavy on the back end. The front is almost watery, but the caramel and honey (yes, quite honey, indeed) load up the back end like a redneck loading up a pickup at a swap meet.
Tip-in is sweet and lightly carbonated with watermelon. There's a floral humming that is light in the tip-in, but it gets heavier as the middle takes hold; but, it doesn't swell substantially. Instead, the middle echos the front-end of the sip with the light tastes including the threatening caramel on the horizon. The finish is where I expect most of the flavor to be, and here it is. The honey and flowers dance sweetly at the finish and trail their way off into the sunset.
Bottom Line: I have not tried it warmer, and I won't. It is a very nice beer cold.
3.25/5