Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

Pours a very lite golden yellow. Snow white head. Not much nose smell. very crisp clear/clean taste

Light fruity wheaty aroma. Golden yellow colors with a light white head. Creamy wheat and malt flavors. Light saltiness. Mild bitterness. Some creamed corn, citrus. Light palate.

12 oz. bottle, freshness date in the lower right hand corner of the front label, sampled in a stange glass. L: Clear pale golden yellow with quick rising white head of soapy foam, decent retention that leaves a little ringed lacing behind. S: Powdery, dusty grains and floral, lightly herbal hops with traces of a lemony apple fruitiness. F&T: Smooth malty light body, softly crisp and dry, has a nice rounded feel in the palate. A humdrum pale grainy malt taste with a lemony apple fruitiness coming out towards the end. Finishes clean with a mild herbal hop spiciness drying out the bland grainy cracker finale. For a style that I like, I thought this was a average Kölsch, drinkable while being boring at the same time.

12 oz bottle pours a brilliant gold with a quarter inch white head. Aroma is of wet grain. Taste is sweet almost like a macro lager. Not what I expected from Flying Dog.

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Bottle of courtesy dpjuart. Light grain aroma, butterscotch and diacetyl. Light fruity notes. Light golden-yellow clear with thin white foamy head. Medium-light watery body with medium carbonation. Starts fairly sweet with grain and honey, mild buttery notes. Carbonic gaseousness, mild acidity. Very little bitterness. Fairly clean after.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Golden America top-fermented ale from the Rockies, very simple brew.

Pours a very lite golden yellow. Snow white head. Not much nose smell. very crisp clear/clean taste, but not a lot going on with it. Great on a hot day I’d guess.