Fullers Discovery (Cask)

Cask at Mad Bishop and Bear. Light orange body with small head. Slightly malty nose. Malts in the flavour. A nice butterscotch finish.

Cask. Amber beer with an off-white head. light malt aroma. light malt, light citrus, and light grassy flavor. lighter bodied. Light citrus, light grass, and light malt lingers.

Golden/ honey pour. taste is sweet malts with little bitterness, some tea. balanced & smooth. very drinkable but thin in the taste & flavor dept.

Cask at Cockney Pub. Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Yellow colour. Nice moderate malty and heavy hoppy aroma. Pine and herbal notes. MOderate bitter flavor. Pine notes again. Average moderate bitter finish. Creamy palate but a bit thin.

Golden with a small white head. Grassy aroma with a fruity touch. Lots of grassy hops in the flavour and a medium bitterness.

Cask - Clear golden, creamy white head with some fizz. Combination of some malty sweetness and citrus & floral hop aromas. Sweet and refreshing flavours of caramel, lemon and floral hints. Crisp and dryish with some carbonation on the palate. Served too cold, but as the temperature increased so did the flavours... Slightly.

Source: Cask at the brewery.
Glass: Taster glass.
Appearance: Clear yellow pour with almost no head.
Aroma: Grain and citrus.
Flavor: Grainy. Mild bitter citrus finish.
Palate: Light body with soft carbonation.
Overall: Sessionable beer without a brash, bitter finish. Not much taste either.

Pretty good on Tap if can find a pub where sells it that is. Fruity flavour.