Whale Ale (Flying Horse)

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10 Jan 2012 by mikey

Day010

Day 10
Flying Horse
Whale Ale

Flying Horse, 4.6%.

Could drink this all day.

“Malty, zesty, flavour slowly drops off. Meant to be an American Pale Ale/Australian Pale Ale. Don’t care what you call it, but wouldn’t mind knocking back a few on a lazy sunny day.”

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One thought on “Whale Ale (Flying Horse)”

  1. suzebond says:
    5 May 2013 at 11:25 PM

    Hey Mikey. This one’s my favourite Flying Horse. Have spent many lazy Sunday’s enjoying a good Whale Ale. Who said Warrnambool can’t do good beers!

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Mikey is a beer loving Melbournian. Last year, he drank one Australian beer every day & celebrated his birthday at the first ever Singapore Craft Beer Week. In 2013, he used his honeymoon to sample some African brews.

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