Flying Dog Double Dog Double Pale Ale

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

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

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Pours a medium brown with hints of red. Minimal white head. Smells strongly of hops with flowery aromatics. The taste is prodomenently bitter hops, but a sweetness sneaks it’s way in there too. The aftertaste is all bitter hops. Mouthfeel is very good medium-heavy body and mild carbonation. A very good beer, but a little less bitterness would make it excellent.

Smells beautiful of hops and malt. The first drink is a definite hit of hops but the next sip is awesome. Hops with malt undertone and a semi-dry finish. The alcohol shows through but it helps the hops come out also. I like hops... mmm this is good.

Pale amber, small head. Citrusy and very, very sweet. Interesting but a bit much.

the aroma jumped out of the bottle as soon as it was opened, amazing. pours a deep copper / caramel colour. huge on hops bitterness and huge on malt backbone. they alomost stumble all over each other, before the high alc content beats them back into submission. i like it...

double the delight. Nice IPA. Cant even notice the fullness of the body. Hits you after a few. Quality.

Pours amber colour with thick lasting head. Strong fruity and hoppy aromas. Taste is sweet with bitter, long lasting finish. Medium body ,medium carbonation

De color ambar, posee un aroma intendo a lúpulo, muy floral. En boca se muestra aún más inteso, pero a ese sabor lupulado se añade otro alcohólico que va creciendo en su intensidad conforme avanzamos en la degustación. Quizá de ahí saque esta cerveza todo el cuerpo que demuestra. No es de las más fáciles de beber, sin duda. Es muy dura, pese a lo cual, si te gusta el lupolo, la disfrutarás.

Pours a very good looking amber orange. The aroma is piney and grassy hops. The hops hits you right off the bat, followed immediately by a sweetness. Then a bitter, warming finish. The high ABV is hidden extremely well. I was very impressed by this ale.

Sweet hops and malt aroma. Amber color and frothy white head. Heavy bitter start with a hoppy tongue covering darkness.

355 ml bottle at Haket 23/4. Clear red copper with low thick off-white head. Really really hoppy aroma, fruity. Very bitter taste, hops and some sherry tones. It’s strong but the alcohol taste is well hidden. Thick mouthfeel and very long aftertaste. Very interesting!