Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: American Pale Ale
Frederick, Maryland USA

(cleaning out my beer bottle collection as pictured in my profile and utilizing ratebeer.com) As I recall, it was an average PA. Not as hoppy as I like, almost sweet.

Fantastically hoppy and grassy with just the right bitterness. Nice amber color. Smells liek a beer, pours like a beer, tastes like a beer. Overall, a decent beer.

Clear deep amber with medium off white head. Sweet caramel aroma with hops and fruity notes. Sweet flavor with notes of caramel, light citrus and hops. Ends bitter.

Bottle in Augusta. Hops are present on nose and on the tongue. Thin mouthfeel and maybe a bit high in carbonation. I taste a hint of fruit on the initial flavor giving way to a bit of a watery and hoppy finish. Decent, but there are a ton better pala ales to be had.

Bright amber pour,thin head, some lace cover,strong carbonation.Aroma vanilla,malt,mild citrus.Flavour,citrus,hops,malt,good summertime drink.Finish is sweet and dry with bitter citrus overtones.

Dark red amber colored brew. Hoppy, fruity aroma. Flavor is fruity and hoppy. Some bitterness. A bit dry.

Bottle. Bishops Arms, Linkoping, Sweden. Pours very nice in the glass. Copper redish body. Good little begie head. Aroma is very hopy and harsh fruity. Also some nuts. Flavor and palate is pleasent! Nuts, fruity, hops and some malt. I just love the flying dogs.

A dark amber beer. Pours with little fanfare (pronounced carbonation, or foam). Has a 1/4 inch dense gelatin-like head. Aroma is moderately hoppy. Flavor is bland, doughy, and a little bitter, and mostly flat tasting. A little spice and bite develops at the end. Mouthfeel is prettey smooth. Weak lacing. Just not too exciting. A little too boring for me.