Beehive usually refers to Z. spectabile, of which there are a myriad of different color forms, from bright yellow to pinkish beige, to bronzey. All will turn reddish as the inflorescence ages, but they don't start out that way.

The brightest yellow one that I've seen is 'Golden Scepter', but as we were just discussing on another thread, common names can be variable, particularly in different regions. In fact we call Z. spectabile 'Golden Shampoo Ginger' here, but I've also heard 'Beehive', 'Microphone Ginger', 'Toilet Scrubber', 'Maracas' and I'm sure there are a lot more.

Toilet Scrubber. Now THAT's a name to preserve for posterity!!!!

Well I wont be calling it toilet scrubber, LOL. No matter what the name it is really pretty, I just hope it doesn't get to red.