Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale

Pros: Balanced taste; Good foam level; Nice appearance
Cons: More mild than other Pale Ale; It makes you want something more assertive

Flying Dog Brewery is a medium- sized craft brewing operation located in Colorado. The beer produced by this canine- influenced operation is pretty good overall, although none of its products stands out as a true classic.

I have tried many...

Pros: Delicious, delicate pale ale.
Cons: None come to mind.

I had certainly tasted Flying Dog Doggie Style Pale Ale in the past, but I seem to have forgotten how good it really is. It’s a wonderfully delicate beer, a hoppy pale ale with plenty of flavor. All the same, it’s a fragile beer with a short shelf life....

Pros: Refreshing, light fruitiness
Cons: Lack of body or malt

This is now my fourth review on one of Flying Dog’s puppies, a brewpub previously based in Aspen, now moved to Colorado. The Old Scratch was a very characterful lager, while the Snake Dog IPA, and Tire Biter Kölsch were not quite so exciting. However,...

Pros: The bottle. If you like hops and citrus, that's all you'll get here.
Cons: No subtlety or balance. Watery finish with no aftertaste except the bitterness.

Ever since a Flying Dog Brewery popped up in Maryland, more and more wacky-sounding and quirky-named beers have popped up on beer shelves in the area. How would you like to try a Doggie Style Pale Ale coming in a bottle featuring a freakish cross ...

Pros: Crisp, Hearty flavor, Great website
Cons: A tad bit bitter, high price

I have to admit, I was somewhat attracted to this ale because of the cartoon label. This brewery really knows how to market their products. Flying Dog Brewery originated as a Brewpub in Aspen, Colorado. It was one of the first Brewpubs in the...

Pros: Blast of Cascades hops, yet somehow BALANCED
Cons: Brewery tries to hard to be "cool"

Hate the labels, hate the ads, hate the web site, but love the beer!

That's my one-line summary of this review. My initial opinion was that Flying Dog was just another in a long line of contract beers that was long on silly...

Pros: Good melon taste
Cons: uhh

One of the biggest problems that breweries face is trying to get people to give their beers a shot. Like everyone else, beer drinkers are creatures of habit. Most drinkers find a couple of brands that they like, and they pretty much stay with that...

Pros: Accurate rendition of pale ale style with cool Ralph Steadman artwork
Cons: no HST text

As a longtime fan of Hunter S Thompson, I also grew to have an appreciation for the artwork of Ralph Steadman. Steadman's artwork has graced the pages of many Thompson books. Now Steadman is providing artwork for a microbrewery. The Flying Fish...

Pros: hoppy flavor, crisp clean finish
Cons: none

Yeah, so some of you may have noticed that I hadn't written a review for almost a month. Let's just say life has kept me busy and hunting down new beers has been a part of it. But the fridge and cooler were well stocked and now the results of hours of...

Pros: The taste. It also isn't too heavy
Cons: Cons? What cons?

I probably won't be able to hit all of the specific points that epinions suggests that I do when writing my opinion. I also will not be as eloquent as Teykaerts. I will try, though, to get across to you how much I enjoy this beer.

I have...