20100814:
I wrote: "[...] Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic [Red Stripe]" 6:37 PM
The above record indicates I tried a Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic, but made no opinions on how it tastes. This is most likely attributed to me prioritizing socializing at a BBQ/party over blogging.
[20120503]
20100826:
Today I had a bunch of beers at a beer tasting and the first beer I tried was by Flying Dog Brewery. My guess is that I was drinking Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. However, it sort of doesn't matter, because I haven't been getting the full experience from my beer tastings anyways. On a related note, I think a good way to improve my knowledge of beers would be to get a Flying Dog variety pack.
As can be found in the beer tasting post, I thought the beer was decent, had a medium amount of taste, and a medium amount of bitterness.
[20120110][20140407 Edit]
20110905:
I wrote: "Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. This beer smells nice - almost blueberry-like. The bitterness and general pale ale presence is nice and subtle. It's just piney enough to be thoroughly enjoyable. 5.5% ABV. IBU 35." 8:28 pm
I also wrote: "The beer leaves a dry feeling and bitterness in my mouth."
After finishing this beer I drank a New Belgium Hoptober Golden Ale.
[20110916]
20111125:
It's late at night. Great time to enjoy a beer while playing a game called Onirim.
I wrote: "Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. Nice easy taste." 12:20 AM
[20120102]
20130414:
"Today, I had me some Flying Dog. The Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale has a great taste to it and I would say "Classic" appropriately belongs in the beer's name."
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale
Relevant Links:
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale (Flying Dog Website)
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale (BeerAdvocate.com)
Website Information:
I wrote: "[...] Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic [Red Stripe]" 6:37 PM
The above record indicates I tried a Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic, but made no opinions on how it tastes. This is most likely attributed to me prioritizing socializing at a BBQ/party over blogging.
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[20120503]
20100826:
Today I had a bunch of beers at a beer tasting and the first beer I tried was by Flying Dog Brewery. My guess is that I was drinking Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. However, it sort of doesn't matter, because I haven't been getting the full experience from my beer tastings anyways. On a related note, I think a good way to improve my knowledge of beers would be to get a Flying Dog variety pack.
As can be found in the beer tasting post, I thought the beer was decent, had a medium amount of taste, and a medium amount of bitterness.
[20120110][20140407 Edit]
20110905:
I wrote: "Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. This beer smells nice - almost blueberry-like. The bitterness and general pale ale presence is nice and subtle. It's just piney enough to be thoroughly enjoyable. 5.5% ABV. IBU 35." 8:28 pm
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| (20110905) |
I also wrote: "The beer leaves a dry feeling and bitterness in my mouth."
After finishing this beer I drank a New Belgium Hoptober Golden Ale.
[20110916]
20111125:
It's late at night. Great time to enjoy a beer while playing a game called Onirim.
I wrote: "Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale. Nice easy taste." 12:20 AM
[20120102]
20130414:
"Today, I had me some Flying Dog. The Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale has a great taste to it and I would say "Classic" appropriately belongs in the beer's name."
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| (20111125) |
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale
Relevant Links:
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale (Flying Dog Website)
Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale (BeerAdvocate.com)
Website Information:
BREWER BREAKDOWN:
ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: 5.5%
AVAILABILITY: Year-round
HOP BITTERNESS: 35 IBU
PLATO: 13
HOPS: Northern Brewer, Cascade
YEAST: American Ale
FOOD PAIRINGS:
The alpha of the pack, Doggie Style complements a wide range of foods.
Flavor Notes: Grassy, citrus, and slight perfume hop aromas with subtlety sweet malt body
Pairs with: Cheddar cheese, burgers, barbeque, Thai, Mexican
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