Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Just OK. I wouldn’t buy it again with the other choices out there though. I am looking forward to trying the Horn Dog flavor I have in the fridge

Overall, an okay beer. Not great, but drinkable. What I don’t like about it is the slightly off taste, like it’s old, or been exposed to heat. Not really skunky, just old. Maybe I just had a bad sixer, I don’t know, but it tasted metalic.

I always taste the beer first, make up my mind and then come here to look at the reviews. I was a bit surprised with this one. I really enjoyed this beer. It looked good, smelled good and it was really refreshing. I would certainly buy it again. I’m a big fan of German hefes and this one, while not up to par with the big G, is really tasty. You should give it a try.

Pretty good hefeweizen. Good spicy finish. Great in mouth taste. I would probably buy again. Props to any company that has a beer named "In Heat" and "Horn Dog"

Bottle (35 cl), shared with gnoff[ at Haket, Göteborg, Sweden. Hazy golden, medium white head. Classic german wheat ale with clove, banana, and yeast. Nice mouthfeel and balance.

Bottle. Pours unclear yellow/orange with a white head. Aroma is banana, apple, nutmeg and clove. Medium body. Flavor is fruity, spicy and wheaty with notes of banana, clove and even some citrus. Nice, very refreshing.

As "Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat"
(355 ml bottle)
On March 15, 2008
Labeled 4.7% ABV
BB 28.01.09
Shady orange color, whiet head. Phenolic, spicy, banana and yeasty scent. Banana, metallic, sweet malty taste. Spritzy mouthfeel, low bitterness. Had a wiff of cloudberry all of a sudden.

Bottle. Slightly hazy yellow/orange color, snall head. Fruity wheat aroma, citrus and with floral notes. Wheat flavor, malty, cereal notes. Malty, floral finish.