Dyno
North Loop Brew Co

The reviewers that rated Dyno under 3 here are either lying trolls or got bad bottles. The tip off is the".( low head)..". The head on this sucker is an alarming 3"!!! and recedes so slowly you want to toss it and open something else you don't have to wait 10 minutes before you can drink it!! Granted, tonight ... I only had a Hamm's and Omission Lager to compare it too..rather than Summit Great Northern Porter, Sam Adams especially Oktoberfest, Red Trolley, Pete's etc.. for comparison.....but I found it a great taste..definitely will buy it again. Sorry..... I can't do
".. attributes (look, smell, taste, feel).." ...I'm not made that way. The taste and smell is my lexicon limit. Medium Amber color maybe fits.

 

 

 

Yellowish in color with a slight head.

Smell is sweet - grain and melon and maybe a little honey.

Taste is like the nose, but there's nothing really remarkable here. Flavor is a little muted, out perhaps I'm just so freaking desensitized by now that it's got to be over the top to register at this point.

I'm kind of indifferent here. I'll finish this one and move on.

This beer pours a pale golden brown, with a large, fluffy head. The aroma leads with candied pineapple, followed by resiny pine. The flavor does not start hop centric, but with a mild cracker taste, accented by a tropical tang, and pine on the finish. The mouthfeel is thin, and a bit sticky on the palate. Overall a nice, if not spectacular pale. I should like to try some when it is very fresh, I could see that being a bit more appealing.

 

 

 

 

 

Frequently pick this up at the Four Firkins, drink at the brewery and find on tap around town.
L: Pours brilliant gold under a persistent and lacy 3” white foam cap with a very fine bead. S: Aromas of grain, malt, biscuit, spicy hops, and hints of grass and pine.
T: Starts with light malts – biscuit, with a flavor rich hop presence, some fruit – citrus, big hop flavors that include a citrus rind bitterness. Long lingering herbal, citrusy aftertastes, they are big hops but nicely balanced by the malt and the yeast flavors
F: Soft, medium full body, medium to medium low carbonation.
O: I don’t know why this is not rated higher – its pretty, well made and easy to drink.