Flying Dog Horn Dog Barley Wine

Pour is a deep amber color with a thin tan head. The aroma is swwet and fruity. It also has some roasted/caramel hints to is. The taste is chocolatey with a bitter finish. It is good, but I expected something a little better from Flying Dog.

Bottle-Memphis. 07 Vintage. First bottle smelled strongly of sour apple. Not sure if this was intended or not but the second bottle had more raisony smell. Flavor was mild chocalate with sweet malt well balanced by hops - not cloying in the least.

Color is dark amber with a tan head. Chocolate and Plum aroma. The most dominating taste is of dark chocolate and not the 10.2% alcohol.

aroma is quite vinous and sweet. taste is on the sweat side as well with notes of milk chocolate. This is definately more towards the malty side, but finish is this harsh bitter sensation that I’m not quite sure about. decent, but I almost expected better.

12oz. Bottle 2006 vintage. Beer pours a slightly hazy brownish red with almost no head. The aroma is of overripe fruits and caramel. Unfortunately having sampled this beer over a period of time, I have to say that the nose is really the highlight. The flavor isn’t as complex as the nose and is a bit overly sweet. Some hints of raisins and chocolate malt in the flavor. The mouthfeel of the beer is decent and isn’t overly carbonated. The finish is quick and leaves a bit of sweetness and alcohol warmth on the tongue. Only difference I noticed from the aging was that the alcohol presence was a bit more subdued. Overall not bad, but nothing too memorable.

Bought this beer at the Frugal MacDoogal’s Liquor store in Nashville. Very malty. Aroma and taste are chocolate and some licorice. Very well balanced beer.

Oooh, ooh, oooh, awesome. Dug it big time. This one is just good old fashioned delicious, with one of sexiest looking pours in recent memory.

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is dark amber. Aroma and taste are sweet caramel, malt and fruits. Good long finish.