Fuller’s Golden Pride (Cask)

Brewed by Fuller’s
Style: English Strong Ale
London, England

Serve in English pint, Snifter

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On keg in the Wildeman. Poured dark amber with no head. Aroma of sweet malt and caramel. Medium body, flavour of sweet malt and some floral hops with a dry aftertaste.

Clear brown, small fading head. Not that tasty, maybe because of the hoppy beers I had before this one. Caramel malts mostly.

Draught @ Bar Becoloth. Clear mahogany red color with a medium sized beige head. Smell malts, lightly caramel. Taste malts, lightly caramel, a bit sweet, some dark fruits. Medium body, medium carbonation.

Cask @ The Star Tavern. Wow, you don’t see this on cask very often. The pour’s a deep amber color with virtually no head. The nose is sweet fig, some raisin, hints of grassy hop and white grape. The taste is sweet bruised red apple and other orchard fruits. Raisin bread. Honeyed cereal. The finish has a nice touch of peppery hops to balance out the sweet fruit flavors. Full body, one to drink at a respectful pace. Overall, quite good work.

Cask@C4. Pours copper with a white head. Aroma is malt, light sour, pine and grass. Flavour is caramel, alcohol, pine and grass.

Cask @ Charlies, Cph. Clear coppery amber with a small creamy off-white film head. Aroma has caramel, crisp, biscuity, vinious, light citric. Low carbonation, fat and creamy mouthfeel. Flavour has toasted caramel, vinious, nutty, biscuity. Lingering malty bitter with a hint of chocolate in the end.

Clear dark amber. Sticky lacing. Aroma is boozy. Vanilla malt, berry jam and floral. Oily medium body. Booze is a bit too prevalent. Malty and sweet. Not complex. Basically a red with extra alcohol. Meh.

#1348 Cask; Nose is decent.caramel, rotten red apple, sweet, broad alcohol, little rose petals, feel Is watery, taste is some sweet and stingy alcohol, plum, broad cloves, later cooked vegetables

cask at charlies amber, smooth white head. Mild aroma . Flavor is sweet malty, caramelly, dry herbal boozy note, syrupy note. Complex flavors base the slightly boozy syruppy brew, making it interesting

Cask Real Ale 0.25L at Angleterre. Mild nose. Dark coppery colour. Pale beige head (3mm). Slightly sweet malty mild hopped taste. Alcohol well hidden. Fruityness. So good that had to take another.