Belching Beaver Brewery Me So Honey

Belching Beaver Brewery Me So Honey is a 5.5% ABV honey blonde ale in a six-pack of 12oz cans, brewed in San Diego County, California. Per the brewery's own store, it is a smooth-drinking blonde ale brewed with high-quality honey, with floral aromas and a subtly sweet honey flavour that lingers on the finish — one of the brewery's best sellers, in its range since Belching Beaver opened in 2012. (The brewery currently sells this beer under the name "Must Be The Honey!") It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.

• ABV: 5.5%
• IBU: 19 (secondary listings — no IBU on the producer's current page)
• Size: 6-pack, 12oz cans
• Style: Honey blonde ale
• Key ingredient: Honey (brewery: high-quality honey; floral aromas, subtly sweet finish)
• Origin: Belching Beaver Brewery, San Diego County, California (founded 2012)

The Beaver's Honey Blonde

Belching Beaver has been pouring in San Diego County since 2012 — Vista and Oceanside are its home turf — and this honey blonde has been in the portfolio since the brewery opened, a deliberately easy-drinking counterweight to its hop-heavy IPAs and stouts. The honey does its work quietly: aroma and a gentle sweetness on the finish rather than a mead-like pour. Find it in our craft beer range, browse the wider San Diego beer shelf, or visit the Belching Beaver vendor page.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Floral aromas from the honey, per the brewery. Palate: Smooth and light — a clean blonde ale body carrying the honey's gentle sweetness. Finish: Subtly sweet honey flavour lingering, in the brewery's own description.

How to Enjoy

Serve cold, straight from the can or in a pint glass. Its soft sweetness pairs well with spicy food — hot wings, Thai dishes — and with grilled chicken and light cheeses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Me So Honey the same beer as Must Be The Honey? Yes — the brewery currently sells its long-running honey blonde under the name "Must Be The Honey!"; Me So Honey is the name this listing carries from the beer's earlier branding, with the same 5.5% ABV honey blonde ale inside.

Is it a wheat beer? The brewery classifies it as a honey blonde ale; wheat-ale labels on some apps are secondary classifications the producer does not use.

How sweet is it? Gently — the brewery describes a subtly sweet honey flavour on the finish of a smooth blonde ale, not a sweet or heavy pour.

San Diego honey blonde, easy as it gets — pick up Belching Beaver Me So Honey online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.