Flying Fish Farmhouse Summer Ale

A light, yellowish colored ale with a slight head. It isn’t one of the best looking beers around being its a little on the cloudy side. Extremely drinkable though as light citrus and wheat flavors are well balanced. Little to no aftertaste. This ale has become one of my summertime staples in the refridgerator and at the bars that carry it.

Aroma: sweet citrus, coriander, marshmellows, summer flowers, sweet fruits, pineapples, and bananas
Appearance: cloudy yellow, white head, slight lacing
Flavor: sweet bananas, coriander, cream, spices, cloves, and bananas
Palate: very smooth, sweet, spice and banana cream aftertaste
Overall: very similar to some Belgium style beers

Poured a light yellow with a small white head. Light grassy and citrus aromas and tastes. Thinner body. Light refreshing beer. Not really my favorite style (light on the aroma and tastes).

Tap. What you expect from an above average summer ale. Light, refreshing, nice yellow hue, good enough head that holds, some hoppiness, faint trace ofwheat and some spice flavoring noticeable.

This is a good Saison. Slightly hoppy, critus, and yeasty flavors. Finishes clean, crisp, and dry.

Fresh fruity hops aroma with light malts. Pale amber clear with thin white head. Medium body with light-medium carbonation. Starts with malt, light acidity, and dry bitterness. Maintains fruity acidity and bitterness throughout. Good citrusy hops. Crisp beer. Nice dry after.

Interesting--sour and salty, almost like it was diffused with part salt water at some point when it was made. Bright gold color. At its base, tastes like a tap ale found anywhere.

OBF 2004. Yellow. Light lemon and sour soap nose. Fizzy lemon and yeast, light and stale in the finish. Tart wheat in there as well. Decent.