Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

Surprisingly I found I liked this beer. Golden yellow, nose of honey, yeast and citrus. Some carbonation. Flavour was subtely sweet and a touch of bittterness ensured it was not sickeningly so.

Had this blonde once from sainsbury- probably won’t purchace again considering Fullers similarly priced offerings. Aroma of honey, andsomehops with a slightly floral and perhaps herby note. Flavours of honey and malt, though overall this beer lacks character.

Golden colour with almost no head.Hoppy aroma with sweet warm note of honey feels flat and thin with short finish.

Bottle from the LCBO. Nice golden colour, but no head. Aroma of honey was not overpowering, and I liked the subtlety it implied. Flavour was sweet, but too me it was a generic sweetness, and didn’t identify with the honey aroma. There is also a malty kick in there. Refreshing, but boring.

Golden beer with almost no head. Sweet malty aroma. A very simple flavor that adds to the overall impression of a very boring beer indeed.

A golden yellow beer with a quickly diminishing head. Aroma starts out with some floral hops, but as the beer warms the more the aroma becomes primarily honey. The flavour is dominated by honey, with a malty finish. Another above average beer from fullers.

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500 mL bottle from LCBO, served cold in a tulip glass. AU25/07

App.: Medium golden, clear, smallish white froth. Aroma: Some honey, light brown sugar, bread crust, lightly floral. Palate: Medium body and medium-light carbonation; just a touch astringent. Flav.: Fruity, a bit of sweetness, could be honey..., a touch floral and a little brown sugar.

Bee, for Boring.