Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

Pale yellow pour, small creamy head. Really mild taste, some malt and sweet citrus fruits. Aroma of light hops and malt. Good golden offering

Pours a bright pale yellow w/ a shallow spritzy froth. Aroma is malty sweet. Light nectar w/ ample residual effers. Flavors are mild w/ a crispy clean character. Slightly fruity w/ muted green apples and cream. Finish is mildly bittered. Overall: not real complex but would make a great session brew. No offensive flavors.

pours a hazy gold with creamy head.aroma of some fruits but not sure which ones.taste is creamy sweet than malty .finsh is clean.overall good but way to bland,also there was this one flavor in the back ground that i cant describe kinda off ,had in a few of there beers

This ale poured a very light yellow coour with a white head. The smell is pretty generic although I did have a little rotten egg thrown into the mix for the first few sniffs. Typical scents, sweet malt, water and corn. The first sip was a little watery but not bad tasting. Buttery corn with a little grass. The palae was thin.

Light golden ale with a clear pour. A little bit of hoppy bite, but not much. Far better than the US macro beers, but not something I would go looking for.

Very light aroma, perhaps citrus. Light golden color. Disappearing white head. Very light flavor. Malt is very light in taste, and there is a light malt finish. LIght all over. Sort of Kolsch style.

Bottle, 12oz Reviews of this are dead on, White head vanishes quickly and taste is predominant early then vanishes just as quick, a good pizza beer to me

Very simple ale. In it’s defense, not much to offer in this style anyway. Clear amber hue and an initially thick pillowy pure white head that disappears rather qucikly. Very little aroma, it just smelled like beer. Unnotable taste and mouthfeel. Hey not every beer can be great.