Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale

Appearance is clear golden with a quickly disappearing white head that leaves no lacing. Smell is very faint, almost undetectable. Taste is like dilute ricewater, starch with a bit of malt. Not many hops, not much balance. Even considering that the style is not intended to have massive malt or massive hops, the flavor of this one is so subtle that I think I missed it entirely. Slight malty finish. Mouthfeel is very light and watery. Drain pour.

Sample at Esbjerg beerfestival. Nice head with good duration. Color is golden. aroma and taste are malt, hops, citrus and fruits.

i thought this was pretty good for a lighter ale. mostly hoppy, and easy to drink but really good

Bottle @ Ølfestival, Esbjerg, 2009.
Pours clear golden with almost no head. Aroma has a little smoke, light brewing cereal, a touch of metal. Highish carbonation, a bit thin. Flavour is sweet, light vegetables. Okay, but a bit harsh hoppiness. Fine dry finish. But still not very good.

Aroma - faint malt sweetness, light hop; Appearance - golden, thin yet fluffy head, decent lacing; Flavor - mild malt front, slight hop back, pretty dry finish; Palate - crisp though not overpowering; nice body; Overall - one of the better light ales I’ve experienced, nothing spectacular yet very good, still a tad bitter about the brewery’s move from Colorado though.

Bottle: Golden with a little haze, almost no head; light to moderate hoppy nose over grains and traces of fruits; light dryish bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied; becomes a bit hoppier and drier in the bitter-fruity finish. Fresh summer drink.......

Pours a crystal clear yellow. Nose is malt ... the end. Flavor ... malt, mild noble hops. Lawnmower beer. Definitely not a Kolsch.

bottle. clear golden pour. No head. could have been any american bear. lackluster at best. nothing to write home about.