Flying Fish Farmhouse Summer Ale

Brewed by Flying Fish Brewing Company
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Somerdale, New Jersey USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Pale straw/hay-colored appearance. Slightly earthy with some spice to it. Creamy head. Pretty appetizing, really enjoyed this beer as my introduction to Flying Fish. Highly drinkable

Not much to the aroma. This has a full bodied lager flavor to it which my hunting buddies think tastes like rolling rock. No wonder I don’t like it

bottle. pale straw with small head. wheat beer, slightly tart and dry. no real funkiness or anything, but it does have some sour lemon bite.

Appearance: lightly hazed, hay-yellow, with a fizzy bright white head and minimal lacing. Aroma: grassy, with some citrus, a bit of pepper, and some yeast. Taste: a bit of wheat, a good dose of lemon, some yeast, and a bit of grass. Finish: clean, spritzy, and dry. Notes: Perfectly acceptable summer beer, but nothing special. Extremely light palate, but not watery.

Cloudy gold, thin ring of foam. Faint aroma - I get some yeasty, bubblegum like notes, I guess. Yeasty flavors, too. Dry woody finish. Simple, but pretty tasty.

Picked up sixer from clubhouse in newtown on weekend trip. Expecting light and smooth and got some sweetness in the wheat hops. Crisp after taste that was dry but overall good brew

Poured from a bottle to a pint/shaker glass. Appearance: Poured super clear straw gold color. Had almost two finger head that left quickly. Good carbonation with a decent amount of head lacing. Aroma: Very, very pleasant aroma. Just what I expected from from a summer ale. Lemony, citrus notes. I pick up the wheat a bit. Taste: Lemon was the first thing I picked up. Had some subtle hop and wheat notes. Verdict: Very refreshing. Nice to sip cold on a hot muggy day. I would definitely drink more as a session beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

nice aroma, golden and clear in appearance with a nice foamy head. smooth taste. easy drinking.

Pours an extremely pale golden color with a pretty thick head. Spicier and a little more floral than I expected. Has some characteristics of a Belgian, which is interesting.

Pours a clear pale gold with a minimal white head. Smells are muted, hints of spice, herbs. Taste is mildly bitter and a little sweet, hint of the wheat, a decent but mild hop presence. Refreshing.