Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: American Pale Ale
Frederick, Maryland USA

Heavy hoppy aroma. Large, frothy, white head. Good lacing. Clear, red brown body. Moderate bitter flavor. Medium palate.

good american pale ale..pours a nice golden copper color with about a one inch head, some lacing but not much..taste of mild hops,some citrus,and a little maltiness blending..can definitely down plenty of thease guys any time..

Not one of Flying Dog’s better brews. Bitter hops and dry aftertaste. Not a pleasant experience.

12oz. bottle, pours copperish gold, aroma is floral, citrus, the hop flavor is evident from the first sip, good amount of fizzy carbonaation to follow the citrus hop, noticeably bitter finish and aftertaste, one sided not a good balance.

Similar to a Sierra Nevada but more complex. The taste overall seem hoppy and piny with a semi-clean to clean finish.

12 oz bottle. Pours orange amber with a small white head. Aroma is grainy biscuit with a light citrus hoppiness. The hops are there but need to move toward the citrus or floral flavors instead of the grassy flavors that are present. Standard biscuity malt backbone, tastes a bit stale though. There’s also a bit of corn in both the aroma and the finish that makes me think of a pale lager. Needs some work.

A nice textured beer with little resistance to the ultimate demise. A suttle pale ale with a nice after kick. Wade in it.

definate hop flavor and aroma but missing that crispness of the good pale ales and ipas. a little grassy. descent malt flavor. weak carbonation.