Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

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

ambrata buona schiuma persistente sentori agrumati malto molto bilanciata leggera tostatura luppolo nel finale ma non molto amara

Aroma muito interessante, sobressaindo malte e lúpulos evidentes. O sabor é tostado e lupulado. O final é tostado e refrescante, chamando outra cerveja. Adstringente.

Very caramel scented aroma. Lite amber pour with a small head. Light bitter aftertaste is not unpleasent. Bottle at Bottlescrew Bills Calgary, AB.

Transparent caramel. Small white head. Grapefruit hops mingle with a slightly fainter sour milk scent. The beer is almost completely flat. The flavour is light and predominantly hoppy. It has body, but seems to go down like water. Very easy to drink. Well balanced and thirst quenching.

500 ml bottle from Country Club Liquors; Nose is caramel, light hops, and a buttery light diacetyl note; clear amber with a big beige head; flavor lightly bitter with some breadiness, and a slight, very light bit of diacetyl (there but not much); finish lightly bitter. I downgrade it for the diacetyl which really distracts me in a bitter! (or almost any beer) making it mediocre to me for the poor quality control

Pours a hazy amber color with a small white head. Smells of hoppy citrus fruits, grapefruit, and a touch of malt. The flavor is lightly malted as well, with the hops becoming more prevalant in the flavor. Has almost a bready flavor to it, with a crisp bitter finish. The aftertaste was lightly hoppy, with almost a sweet fruitiness to it. Pretty good bitter. Fullers is usually pretty solid.

On tap @ Shakespeare’s pub San Diego. Poured a copper amber with a fizzy white head and sticky lacing. Aroma is light malt and hops with a easy drinking slightly bitter hoppy flavor. Above average beer.

Bottle,500ml. Clear amber color, white thin head. Malt aroma. Crispy mouthfeel good hop caracter soft but steady bitterness. Not that complex but well made.