Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Poured from a bottle. Poured a cloudy yellow color with a white head. Aroma of banana and spices. Flavor starts with the banana/spice combination, but it leads into a yeasty bacon taste that is overpowering. Every time I try it I hope the bacon taste won’t be there, but it always is.

The scent is a mix of spice and banana. The flavor is more of the same with a strong yeast presence. A good hefeweizen but this style is far from my favorite.

Another wild label from Flying Dog. This is a fairly sour, but still pretty tasty hefeweizen. There is a strong yeast presence and nice carbonation. Not bad for an American hefeweizen, but there are others out there I would take over this one.

From a bottle. pours a hazy yellow with some sediment still stuck to the bottom of the bottle. Smell of wheat and some lemon. Did not enjoy the taste of this beer. Just somethin about it..I can’t describe it..the taste of this hefeweizen just wasn’t something I liked.

Appearance is very nice, it even had a good supply of yeast at the bottom of the bottle so that when I poured it it looked cloudy and perfect. A cloudy yellow with a thin little head. Smell is pretty good, a deep sweet flavor with orange and lemon flavors. So far the best wheat beer outside of Germany that’s not Aventinus. Taste is sweet vanilla and orange and lemon, very nice. Mouthfeel is smooth.

Like many American Wheat Beers, this selection is inferior to its German counterparts. The taste is above average for an American Hefe, with hints of honey and citrus (orange). Appearance is clear, with decent head.

Bottle: Poured a cloudy gold. Not a fan of wheat ales as they have an odor to them that smells like over ripe beer. Taste is the same and the aftertaste is horrid.

You might like it if you like wheat beers, but I do not like them. Way to Weaty!!! Smells alittle like cat piss.