Flying Fish ESB Amber Ale

Brewed by Flying Fish Brewing Company
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Cherry Hill, New Jersey USA

Serve in English pint

Pours an orange amber with a small amount of head. Nose is extremely mild wood. Very little to it. Flavor is a woody bitter. Fairly prevalent tang on the tongue as well. Not really a complex beer, but certainly isn’t lacking. Feel has an attacking carbonation. Decent liquid feel. Overall it is drinkable, but not one to rush to the store for.

Pours a dark gold/copper color with very little head, only a rimming white film. Nose is very minimal, maybe some caramel with a slight twinge of hops. Decent malt profile, lots of caramel with some notes of chocolate and toffee. What seems to be a forced bitterness at the end, which is muddled with some sweetness. Very fizzy and sorta thin. Not bad, but not a stand out.

bottle. pours an amber color... nothing spectacular about this one.... some caramel notes on the finish, but overall - very boring and disappointing.

12 oz draft-PJ Whelihan’s Haddonfield, NJ- Mid brownish coloring with approximately 1 inch head. Aroma’s were sweet malts as typically described. Had a bit of an over bitter bite for my liking, but was enjoyable. May not go with all foods!

12oz. Pours clear brown with an off-white head. Aroma is mostly sweet malt, body seems a bit thin but there is a fair amount of malt complexity, smallish hops and some mineral notes I’m not too sure about.

A somewhat decent ESB, although I couldn’t find anything reminiscent of other great ESBs out there. Pours amber, with a slightly sweet aroma, and thin veneer of head. Flavor is not bitter, nor is it "extra special." However, it is a nice beer to drink with tacos.

clear brown filtered body toppd off with tiny white head. There is a little aromaof strawberry with the hops and malt. there is a definite flavor of cereals-wheat flour and malt.

Lots of malt. Slightly alcoholic. Don’t really like the aroma. Clear copper color. Huge pillowy yellow head. Decent, not my style.