Flying Dog Road Dog Scottish Porter

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: Porter
Frederick, Maryland USA

Bottle. Roasted barley malt and hops in aroma.. Clear deep dark redbrown colour with beige head. Bitter flavour with an aftertaste of grapefruit and chocolate. Low carbonation.

355ml Bottle - Dark brown, with some red tinges. Malty aroma with hints of cola, caramel and some slightly fruity hints. Malty and fruity taste with raisins and some hints of roasted coffee. Slightly thin and lacking body. A bit of a disappointment.

Not bad, especially from a mix pack. When you get 12 beers for $16 bucks, you don’t expect to be blown away. A drinkable, lighter porter with decent colour, aroma, and flavour.

Dark amber color with very small head. Thats a watery porter... palate is very veak. Notes of liqurice and sweet malt.

Pours deep mahogany into a Shaker. Tan head quickly recedes to nothing. Sweet, smokey chocolate aromas. Dry and astringent upfront turning malty sweet and back to a dry, lasting chocolate syrup finish.

Pours a dark dark amber brown with a thin white head. Not much depth to the taste, but not a bad beer.

Dark amber colored beer beneath an off white head that is thin, leaves quickly and leaves very little lacing. Weak malty aroma with some fruit and other sweet notes coming through. Flavor was a thin malty flavor, caramel and some coffee. if it were any sweeter it would remind me of flat coke. Light body with a slight bitterness to it and some carbonation. Not bad really, just wasted potential.

Bottle: Pours a reddish amber with a tannish in-color head with very little lacing. Smells fruity with roasted malts aroma. Taste is more roasted malt with a bit of bitterness. Not the best porter, to say, but a good brew.