
Beer Review: Flying Dog’s Woody Creek White Belgian Style Wit Beer
Tweet June 29, 2007
This is a recently released Summer seasonal offering from Flying Dog, based out of Denver, CO. They sent me a sample bottle to try and review, so that is what I am doing.
Here is what they say on their Web site about this beer:
Woody Creek White is a traditional Belgian-style Wit Beer, brewed with unique ingredients like orange peel and coriander, resulting in a refreshing and slightly citrus flavor…
I cracked the bottle open and poured it into one of my pint glasses. It was a nice golden yellow color and was quite cloudy, showing off its unfiltered goodness. One whiff and you know you’re drinking a Belgian-style white. The wheat, citrus and spice notes in the nose bring to mind Blue Moon, just a bit.
Taking the first taste, you know you’re drinking a solid white. The citrus and spice notes are present in the mouth as well as the nose, and it’s got a good wheatiness. This brew is medium to full bodied and is almost like drinking a glass of wheat bread, but it still manages to stay crisp and clean on the finish, not thick and heavy.
That finish makes it a good Summer seasonal indeed. Overall this is a good solid witbier. I still prefer my Blue Moon, though!
Recommended: I’m not a huge witbier guy but if you like wheat in your glass, this is a good example of a Belgian style wit beer
Price: Unknown, it was a free sample
ABV: 4.7%
Posted in Beer Reviews | Tagged belgian style, Flying Dog, seasonal, white/wheat beer |




Man,
That is a great perk! I am a big fan of white beers. I will have to look at for that one. I bought some ZON from Boulevard and really enjoyed it, but I also like the German wheat beers.
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If you love bitter aftertaste and horrid flavor I would definitely recommend this one. Was slightly frightened by the smell to begin with but decided to extend the opportunity for savior…which this beer sadly and horribly failed at. I am amazed no one else has complained about the horrid taste of this beverage. I will def not be spending my well earned money on this anymore.
I strongly disliked this beer. i’ve tried some Flying Dog beer (blue label) that I loved. I will avoid this one in the future. Yuck!