Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Pours a clear amber colour and decent head. Fruity hoppy aroma. Taste is light body, watery, distinct fruity, finishing with a rotten banana aftertaste. To me this was nothing special.

This is a very weak wet beer has a nice golden color to it and an alright head. There are hints of fruits and hops in the smell. The taste is very watery with mild fruit flavors. Overall not one of the best weat beers out there.

Pours a clear amber with quite a bit of particles floating around in it, and a white head that quickly fades. The aroma has a hint of spice, sweet, and an underlying sour note. The flavor is where this beer really falls down however, just a bit of fruit and wheat, and then nothing. There’s no finish at all to this beer. It’s drinkable, but that’s about all that can be said for it.

bottle. Pours a cloudy gold with a small white head. It’s not that cloudy, just a little bit. Aroma has a spiced quality like cloves and sweet banana along with a rough, grainy scent. It’s pretty light even for this style, but it is clean and nicely crisp. The finish brings out flavors of sugar coated wheat squares. I could drink it, but I’d rather have a heartier hefeweizen. Still, this is a decent enough attempt.

Yummy, I like it and of course it’s a fun bottle. Light, crisp, a great summer beer

very light and refreshing, good easy drinker. light lemon smell. hints of cinnamon/star anise and corn?. flavor disappears quickly

Not a bad beer at all, I do agree with some of the earlier posters that you should really let it warm to fully appreciate it. When I was drinking it I was reminded of a weaker version of Delirium T. Good beer for a change of pace but do not think I would buy a large amount of these at once.

pretty average as far as wheat beers go. this was in a 3X4 sampler of flying dog and was probably the least memorable as far as flavor.