Probably in part to celebrate the recent changes to the site and also because I am continuing to work through a stretch of Flying Dog reviews, I am inspired to dedicate another month to one of my favorite breweries.  I will not disclose which one it will be today, but in the next few days I will declare the brewery for the month of February.  Since the first try at this went very well and was a lot of fun, I am looking forward to doing it again.

On to what I think will conclude the stretch where I was working my way through a mixed pack of Flying Dog beers.

Brewery: Flying Dog Brewery (Frederick, MD)

Name: In-Heat Wheat

Style: (Hefe)Weizen

ABV: 4.7%

Tasting Notes: Stored in the fridge and served in a weizen-like glass.

Aroma: Banana aroma with a bit of spice and a light wheat/bready nose.

Appearance: Light gold to yellow color.  Two finger, white head that dissipates fairly quick with a little trail.  Appears clear with many visible bubbles.

Flavor: Faint banana with no noticeable hop bitterness.  A slight clove-like flavor that remains after a somewhat dry finish.  Relatively weak flavor overall.

Mouthfeel: Medium to light body with high carbonation that give some bite.

Overall Impressions: Refreshing, easy drinking, and light (maybe surprisingly so for a wheat).  Slightly more flavor as it warms a bit.  Good, but not great (whatever that means).

Grade: B

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Flying Dog Brewery - In-Heat Wheat

3 Responses to “Flying Dog Brewery – In-Heat Wheat”

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  2. MrAndrewIan says:

    Hey… did you win the blogaboutbeer competition?
    It says that LUCAS won the growler package?

  3. Lucas says:

    I did indeed! It should be on its way by now . . . very exciting to win some free beer schwag.

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