Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

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

Appearance: Beautiful clarity for a medium gold color; big delicate white head with above average head retention Aroma: pretty bland and uneventful; absolutely nothing that stands out Flavor: few pleasing qualities; most of it is mundane; contains a soft, round palate, but virtually not malt, sweetness, or hops; clean Palate: smooth, lacks crispness; light body; medium carbonation at best

Who really likes golden ales anyways? who would buy a six pack of these, from anyone? the only reason im drinking this is becasue it was in the mix pack. all golden ales taste the same. that regular blandish type taste thats nothing special. not bad but definately not great.

5% ABV for a glorified lawn mower beer? Meh. Not even much to offer in the way of flavor. Although for some reason it was much better in the bottle then it was when I had it on tap at the brewery.

This beer really let me down. It is really an upgraded Bud. I don’t even want to add anything else.

Smell is of sweet corn and was off balanced, not good at all. Color is light yellow with a thin white head. Taste is way too sweet with pale malts . The ale is highly carbonated, neither clean nor smooth. Tire Bite didn’t have any real flavor to appreciate. Would not recommend.

Bottle 35,5 cl. Pours a copperish golden with a fastfading white head and an aroma of hops, citrus and wheat. The flavour has notes of citrus, hops, light malts, yeast and toffee. cheap, but not that good

I’d have to give this another shot, but I did not like this at all. Had a funny finish.

Perhaps I don’t have the palate for this type of beer, but I thought it was awful. Reminded me of when I first tasted beer in high school - we were drinking Bud Light.