Fullers ESB (Bottle/Keg)

Bottle. Clear amber with malty nose. Best ESB I’ve had to date. Malty with some bitterness. Very good

500 ml bottle. Clear amber color. Small, vanishing beige head. Roasted, sweet malt, hints of liqorice in flavor. Bitterdry aftertaste. A bit thin.

I think the formula has changed (or maybe shipping method). More pronounced bitterness and complex maltiness since my last try of this in bottled form around a year ago. Very good.

12 oz. bottle. Carmel color, thin head. Sweet malt with some spice on the nose. Malt, spice, and a dry bitter finish. Good beer.

Pours a darkish copper with a big frothy head and some nice lacing. Aroma of soapish malts, light spice and light hops. The soapy aroma diminishes after a while and then takes on a more fremented fruit smell. Very nice. Flavor is pretty big malts, cake, light hops and spices. I couldn’t really detect any bitterness until about 5-10 seconds after I took a drink. Yep.... It’s bitter. Yep... It’s good too.

I’ve really come to respect this brewery. Not because they make the most supprising and innovating brews, but everything i’ve tasted so far (given thats only 5 different brews) have been solid as hell. Light brown with a fine white head. Aroma is very desert like, flowers, vanilla and white sugar. Flavor is smooth with a nice fresh hob blend and an overall creamy palate. Its a beer for the masses, and yet very enjoyable.

Draft at Enniskillen and Kiapepitos Wedding; Nose of light hoppiness and yeast; amber brown with a small offwhite head; flavor of hop bitterness with some light caramel and a little fruitiness.

Bottle Foodery Philadelphia, PA-Deep Amber coloring, small thin white head, crisp malt taste, mild hops, finishes really well. Very enjoyable, definitely will get it again