Fullers ESB (Bottle/Keg)

Ah, a real champion beer (as the bottledescription say) . Wonderful bitter from the Fuller’s brewery, someone at a swedish beer-site called "Öltorget" called it Fuller’s Battleship, and I have to agree with him. Amazing tastes of english malts and hops, toffee, dry fruits, caramel etc. I could spend an entire evening drinking this at the pub without getting bored. Great!

Bottle. Pours amber with white head. Aroma is malt, caramel and a little hops. Flavor is malty with caramel, hops and some toffee and nuts. Refreshing beer that can be good in any situation.

Bottle. A proper pint of bitters anyone! Just lovely! Well crafted Ale in every sense of the word. A must for anyone wanting a taste of England!

Beautiful bronze. very small head. Bitter somewhat similar to a pale ale. I did not like the low carbonation probably because I am used to the more bubbly American brew. I liked it, had a nice balance of bitterness and malty sweetness. But in future, will probably stick with domestic ales.

Bottle. Poured a amber/copper color. Smelled of bitter hops and caramel. tasted about the same, had a very nice balance between the malt and hops. The best ESB that I have had to date.

500 ml. Mmm, really good ESB. Hoppy aroma. Taste is fruity with caramel, nuts and a bitter end. Well-balanced, smooth ESB. I’ve had it a couple of times now and this time it turn out to be a really good beer!

Full amber color, good size white head, good lacings. Aroma is floral hops. Taste is slightly sweet with a somewhat citrus bitter hops. Good balance. Smooth drinker. Would love to try on tap.

From the bottle shown in this picture. Poured a standard copper-amber body with a nice medium-sized white head. Well-balanced nose of spicy, floral hops and rich, biscuity malts. Mildly bitter, but extremely smooth and well built.