Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Bottle. Tart citrus aroma. Cloudy yellow-orange body, small disappearing white head. Flavor is lemon and banana. Typical but uninspiring hefewiezen.

Bottle from sampler. Pours a clear gold with a small white head. Aroma is of grass, yeast, and soda cracker. Flavor has classic german pilsner flavor, a sort of dry mixture of bread, grass and yeast. Overall, I was impressed that Flying Dog was able to deviate from its usual mixture of floral hoppiness. However, they did not fail to achieve any texture in the body, leading to an overly-clean drinking brew.

Key - - EBF2008, Copenhagen
Pale hazy yellow, tiny head. Sweet banana aroma. Sharp carbonation. Not quite up to german standards, but pretty refreshing, sweet and fruity.

(on bottle) pale yellow, white head. Very subtle bananna/orangepeel- aroma. Fat mouthfeel, slightly oily. Watery and weak taste of popcorn and fresh corn. Finishes of with a whiped cream touch to it.

Golden - orange colour with a white head. Aroma is weak wheat, orange, citrus, malt. Flavour is weak, wheat, malt, orange, citrus. OK beer, but could need more body.

Looked pretty lifeless in the glass, nose of cloves and then yeast. Taste didnt do anything for me, citrus, a bit tart, some might find this refreshing but it didnt turn me on.

Bottle. Hazy. Yellow colour. Small head. Smells sweet of wheat. Sweet fruity taste with mild citrus and some spices.

Bottle at Sorbon in Bromma, Stockholm The aroma consists of weat and yeast. The appearence is yellow and hazy. Very easy to drink and has some similaritys to english real ales in the palate. Ill order it again, in the summer.