Fullers Jack Frost (Bottle)

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
London, England

Bottled: Light amber. Little fluffy off white head. Medium lasting. Fruits and malts in the nose. Malty in the flavour, and it has a strange fruity taste to it, that I don't like. Could be the blackberries. Is bitter in the end, but dies quickly on the palate.

Something like a normal british ale, malt and bitter. The blackberries is hard to find. If I didn't knew it, I would not have tasted it.

(bottled) Nice darkish amber color, medium, white head. Pretty bottle. Malty, fruity, mild aroma. Malty, smooth, sweetish, a bit articifial flavor - maybe too many berries for such a thin body. Long, sour aftertaste with - again - berries. One of the many beers I'll only drink once.

Bottled> Big foamy head, amber colored, Fruity berry nose. Toffee nose. Dry finish, nice fruity taste, but not as winterkind as expected.

Amber-red w. small head. Nice session beer. OK balance. Only notes of blackberries with long hoppy sharpish finish.

Bottled. Attractive dark red colour, with a fruity aroma (more raspberries than blackberries imo). Malty flavour with a background of blackberries which did not really work for me. Not as pleasant as the majority of beers with added fruit.

Bottled. Malty aroma with some caramel and a hint of soap but not annoying. Dark amber color, small firm off-white head that lasts and leaves great lace. Malty, fruity, just a hint of blackberry, caramel, sweet but not too sweet, very firm body.

Reddish pink color. Milky blackberriesaroma with fresh cheese and caramel. Bitter pine tree flavor. Milky and cheesy with a hint of caramel. Should have blackberries added: I can smell them, but I can't taste them. Fairly long bitter aftertaste.