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Flying Dog Brewpub

(Brewpub - Closed)

Last updated: September 19, 2000

424 East Cooper
Aspen CO 81611

Opened July 1, 1991.
Closed September 1, 2000.
Brewer: Dennis Miller.
1,500 bbl annual capacity.

Flying Dog's bottled beer is brewed by Broadway Brewing in Denver CO.

Reported as closed in September 2000.

My Opinion Of The Beers That I've Tried:
16.0 points overall

• Doggie Style Ale (bottled)
  Style 6 - American-style Pale Ale
  • 15 points - Beer #29-2371, Willow Glen Liquors, San Jose CA, December 27, 1997
    Red-brown, pretty clear, good head. Smells like tropical fruit. Good body, sweet-ish. Pretty good fruity hop flavor all the way through. Unexpectedly clean finish.. Thanks to for the bottle!

• Doggie Style Ale
  Style 6 - American-style Pale Ale
  • 15 points - Beer #20-1646, Great American Beer Festival XV, Denver CO, September 26, 1996
    Amber-brown. Floral-spicy nose. Big floral hop flavor. OK body. Long bitter-floral finish.

• Old Scratch Lager (bottled)
  Style 24 - California Common Beer
  • 16 points - Beer #29-2372, Willow Glen Liquors, San Jose CA, December 27, 1997
    Amber, thick white head, moderate carbonation. Some grapefruit aroma and a little smoke. Good body, nice and malty. Real nice balance, not too bitter and not too sweet. Not as all-around-big as Anchor Steam, but it's a pretty good beer. Thanks to for the bottle!

• Road Dog Ale (bottled)
  Style 8 - Scottish Ale
  • 17 points - Beer #29-2375, Willow Glen Liquors, San Jose CA, December 28, 1997
    Deep dark red, high carbonation, not a lot of head. Very smoky aroma. Fairly big body, nice dark maltiness, and a fair bit of smoke. Sweetness grows throughout the finish. Compare this one to Broadway's draught version. Thanks to for the bottle!

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