Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: German Hefeweizen
Frederick, Maryland USA

Like many American Wheat Beers, this selection is inferior to its German counterparts. The taste is above average for an American Hefe, with hints of honey and citrus (orange). Appearance is clear, with decent head.

Bottle: Poured a cloudy gold. Not a fan of wheat ales as they have an odor to them that smells like over ripe beer. Taste is the same and the aftertaste is horrid.

You might like it if you like wheat beers, but I do not like them. Way to Weaty!!! Smells alittle like cat piss.

Slightly dusty wheat aroma with a lemon touch, and arguably yeast. Orange tinged hazy gold color with a rapidly depleting white head. Sort of ringed. Leaves lace tatters. Clove, banana, touch of lemon, and wheat. Pretty spicy. Near medium body and very mild carbonation. The banana sort of gets lost after a few swallows, and the finish is clove and light citrus. But banana tends to come back. Good wheat.

purchased at puget sound wine cellar in port orchard, washington. pour is a cloudy, white with a touch of yellow, small head that leaves quickly, tiny bit of lacing. smell is a lot of lemon, wheat, some banana, yeast. taste is watery, lemon, tart, wheat, some not quite ripe banana. overall pretty weak.

Very little aroma to speak of, nice carbonation good mouthfeel, flavor dominated by cloves especially in the aftertaste.

Light hazey golden pour with foamy head. Nose of wheat, bannana, little bit of hop. Flavor becomes predominatley bannana. while not neccesarily a bad thing, just kind of one dimensional.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a hazy golden yellow. White fizzy head. Small. Sour wheat smell. Good wheat flavor up front that bleeds to a very sour finish. Touch of fruitiness, maybe some spice, but a predominant sour at the end. Not all bad. Ok, just not "right". A bit on the acidic/lemony side. Eh.