Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

Bottle. Clear, bright honey-golden with a large white head. Mild, fresh aroma of honey, hay and earthy malt. Body is on the thin side, but it works OK for this beer. Flavour is simple but fresh and pleasant - biscuity malt, honey sweetness, and a subtly hopped finish. A fine warm weather beer.

Bottle. The average english ale. Frothy white good mostly deminishing head. Yellow colour. Nice malty and hoppy aroma and flavor. Average finish. A little watery but good beer.

In a blind tasting I would not have picked up the honey. A slightly ’different’ sort of sweetness, perhaps. Colour is a bright gold. Small white head. A bit of bitterness. It’s not bad.

Bottled at The Sanctuary House (Westminster - London).
Yellow golden color, limpid and a with good fizz. Compact and adherent foam, medium duration. Artificial scent with notes of honey, straw and candy. Enough pungent and sweetish taste; much soft and sweetish in mouth, nearly dense. Sweet and enough perfumed final; good honey presence.

Bottle, 500ml. Pours a light yellow colour with an average diminishing head. Sweet hoppy aroma with a touch of malt. A nice sweet, quite hoppy taste with hints of honey and hay. Slightly bitter and sweet honey finish. Not as much honey or malt as I would have liked, but a quite drinkable ale nonetheless.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Sweet malty honey aroma. Sweet malty flavor with lots of honey. Sweet honey in the aftertaste.

50 cl bottle. No yeast at the bottom. Golden clear colour with a nice frothy head. Nice aroma of sweet honey and hints of malt. Nice smooth flavour of malt and hints of hops, ends up with a domination og honey. Very smooth and nice.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Sweet aroma dominated by honey. Flavour of malts and honey. Hoppy finish.