Fullers Pale Ale

Brewed by Fuller’s
Style: Bitter
London, England

Serve in English pint

Bottle conditioned pale ale. Light golden color with an off-white head. The nose is of fresh peas, grassy and sweet. The flavors are nicely balanced, sweet with a dry bitter finish. The mouthfeel’s a bit slick and oily. The carbonation is moderate. This is pretty decent, I’m suprised Fullers don’t release it more widely.

Bottle @ Mawson Arms. A clear golden/orange colored beer, with a white head. The aroma of some caramel, hops and fruits. The taste is some bitter, fruity amnd malty. The aftertaste is bitter with sweet.

27.5 cL bottle at the Mawson Arms. Pours clear and golden orange with a small, creamy and off-white head. Aroma is mild fruity, peachy and slight citrusy. Malty flavoured with a twist of citrusy hops and mild peachy notes. Light toasted. Bitter and slight fruity finish.

275ml bottle (Some country pub, England)
6 Dry herby hoppy aroma.
4 Rich orange, large loose head
6 Full malts, some acaramel, slightly toffee-ey, dry hoppiness.
3 Fairly pleasant body, crisp carbonation. Finish herby.
12 Served at room temperture, so not as crisp and refreshing as it could be.

Dark golden color. Aroma is of malts, hops, and a little citrus. Flavor is pretty much the same with a little floral. Has a crisp malt finish. A good brew on a hot summer day.

A Mes rate. Bottle at the Pride of Spitalfields.
Clean gold with a reasonable white head. Strange ashy aroma. Floral and soapy flavour but actually a little better than I was expecting. At least there are some hops in it. Nice and crisp and drinkable. Faint mineral / sulphur notes. Surprisingly ok.

On tap. color was amber with a medium sized, firm head. Aroma of caramel, sweet malt, must and earth. The flavor was a bit mild; bready and earthy with some sweetness. Ok.

Decent pale. Pours a light hazy brown with tan head. Slightly sweet on the palate with nice hoppy bitter finish.