Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

Bottle. Golden yellow pour. Nice, crisply bitter nose. Taste is clean and crisp with a good bitter, where you definitely notice the German hops (definitely some Saaz). Reminds me a bit of a pilsner. No fireworks for me, but it was refreshing after a days work, and that was what I was looking for.

Nothing great here. Fills the brewpub’s Light lager category. Clear yellow. Little aroma. Musty finish.

The appearance of this beer really says it all. The pour is boring and clear yellow. The flavors are bland and not up front. Good for people who don’t like beer. Its not bad, but its not good either. Reminds me of an every day domestic brew you could pick up for 12 dollars a 30 pack.

Pours a clear colden color with little head. Smells a little flowery has aftertaste of cerals. Both aroma and flavor are a little flat and fall a little short. A quenching offreing but not enough substance for trying again.

18 overall . thats a good number for this beer. super clear golden colouring. i dont really like it. oh well, i only lost 9 bucks.

This was a surprisingly decent beer. It has a light crisp flavor that is thirst quenching on a hot summer day. I’d drink this over any macro.

Pours a clear yellow-gold with no head. Aroma is mostly grassy and bready with a little just a tiny bit of light fruit. Flavor is pretty much the same as the aroma with a bit of corn in the aftertaste. Thin body with a crisp finish. Uneventful beer. Would make a semi-decent alternative to trying to drinking macro.

12oz Bottle. Poured a light straw color with a very thin white head. I’m not too familiar with the style so I don’t really have a reference point. Very light in flavor, rather drink a Gonzo.