Flying Fish Farmhouse Summer Ale

Gold, puffy white head with nice lacing. Nose grassy and spicy. Flavor is fruity and a bit yeasty, herbal and grassy. Not particularly saison-ish, but still not bad.

Cloudy golden color with a small white head, some lacing. Sweet, fruity, slightly spicy aroma. Very nice citrus taste, some sweetness. Mouthfeel was not all that spectacular... but this was not bad.

Very lightly hazed straw body topped by large white head. Aroma is medium sweet, apple, herbal. Taste is light sweet, herbal, cereal, light grassy, finishing herbal. Light body.

On draft at the Standard Tap. I remember this being a very refreshing herby brew, but am now unimpressed. Pale straw colored pint with no head and no lace. Nothing remarkable, just a well made average brew.

(Draught) Pours a hazy yellow color with a medium-sized white head. Had a watery mouthfeel. Had flavors of grass, hops, and yeast.

color is hazy light golden with a moderate white head, not long-lived though. aroma is very sweet/candy-ish. kind of perfumey like a candle. flavor is pretty fruity, not that sweet, in fact, it's fairly tart. little citrus, and you can taste the wheat (at least that's what i think it is).

Slightly hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Nice sweet aroma with hints of grass, mushrooms, hops and yeast. Light-bodied; Sweet taste with some mustyness and yeast characteristics. Aftertaste clean and mild, not much else! Overall, not too great, lacking in many qualities and below expectation. I bought this twelve ounce bottle from Chevy Chase Wine & Liquors in Washington, D.C. and sampled it on 19-December-2003.

Kind of fuzzy yellow color with some wheat and floral in the aroma. Kind of watered down, but some wheat amd malt in the flavor. Somewhat light as well. Overall not bad, but kind of too watered down for my liking.