Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

Bottle. Golden with a small head. Aromas are soft cream and vanilla with biscuit malts and tea. Floral with light citrus. Flavours are dry grapefruit with wheat. Some tea with earthy hops. Drinkable but dull.

tap. golden pour with thin head. light aroma of wheat, lemon and light hops. light and thin. clean wheat flavor is the backbone. mild fruit. simple and weak.

Poored a clear medium yellow color with a floralish sweet aroma. The taste was hoppy but not in the since of an IPA but rather a more mellow hop that gives a sweeter less dry taste. Very smooth with little aftertaste that would work well to wet the mouth after a salty or dry meal.

Poured hazy straw color with small head. Aroma slightly hoppy and also alittle skunky. Taste is grainy and sweet. Not a bad brew but not great either. Just a very basic beer.

bottle. color is quite golden with a thin bright white head looks like macro crap really. aroma is slightly sweet with a tinge of soapy hops on the back. flavor is of sweeter malts with some caramel mid palate. hops cut through midway to hasten a clean finish leaving just a little sweetness behind on the tongue. easy to drink but not much going on here.

Bottle. Doesn’t say Kolsch but FD won a GABF medal in that category years ago. Very slightly hazed yellow/gold with no head retention. Low aroma. Grainy malt and herbal hops. A tad musty, maybe? Dry; not bitter. Decent warm-weather brew when chilled.

Gold. Sweet malt aroma with some nettly hop. Taste is mainly citric, then mid bitterness with a bit of yeast. Not the best Flying Dog, but quite acceptable.

Bottle. Pours a golden color with a decent white head. Taste is of hops, malts and it is slightly bitter. The aroma is close to the taste. Fairly easy to drink as it smooth and rather tasty. Overall, this is a good beer, that is worth a try, but I don’t think I would buy it again as it failed to leave a lasting impression. Also the label is fairly crazy and eye catching.