Flying Dog Woody Creek White

Steve: Wit-style beers differ from other wheat beers in that they are often spiced, with coriander, orange peel, or anything else that compliments the natural citrus taste of wheat beer. This, I think, leaned heavier towards the spice, and not enough to the citrus. That, of course, is a personal preference, so take this review with a grain of salt. Others may love the spicey flavor (because it's certainly prominent), and fall in love with this. If you like a spiced Wit, grab it, you'll enjoy it. Naturally, like any Wit, it's perfect for summer. (7/4/2007)


Kris: The best thing to grab while sulking after a failed home improvement project is a good beer. Something that will, for a little while at least, take you away from the abject failure. This wasn't it. After every sip, while waiting to be taken away, I keep thinking, "What an odd taste." Not exactly the place I wanted to be taken away to. Not a bad beer by any means, but it had the misfortune to be the first one I grabbed in this situation. (2/23/2008)

All reviewed beers from Flying Dog Brewery LLC:

Flying Dog Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale
Flying Dog Dogtoberfest
Flying Dog Gonzo Imperial Porter
Flying Dog Heller Hound Maibock
Flying Dog K-9 Cruiser Altitude Ale
Flying Dog Old Scratch Amber Lager
Flying Dog Road Dog Scottish Porter
Flying Dog Snake Dog IPA
Flying Dog Tire Bite Golden Ale
Flying Dog Wild Dog Barrel-aged Gonzo Imperial Porter
Flying Dog Woody Creek White