Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

Medium white head. Chestnut brown body. Thinnish caramelly aroma with light sweetish roasty notes, kind of fruity and peppery. Light sweet-yet-bitter caramelly wooden taste. Perfect dryish/fruity balance with lovely wooden edge. Clean palate, mid body. Dry wooden aftertaste with peppery hop notes. An excellent bitter, impressively well made. (0.5l bottle. Rated twice.)

Poured amber with a white head. Aroma is fruity like fruit snacks with some caramel. Decent malt body with a dry finish. Flavor is floral, raisins, and other sweet fruits. Solid hop presence.

Light amber with white head. Malty aroma with earthy British hops. Flavor is malty and slight diacytel.

[097-20061105] 500mL. Floral, metallic celery aroma. Clear, red-amber body with medium-lasting small creamy white head. Malty roast and raisin flavour with hints of chocolate in the aftertaste. Medium body. Nice togetherness! Wouldn’t mind coming across this in an actual British pub. (Remember remember the fifth of November...)

London Pride Outstanding Premium Ale. Nice amber colour with frothy beige head. Malty aroma with floral hops. Nutty maltiness, hoppy bitterness,good fruitiness, bit yeasty. Very tasty ale!

11.2 oz bottle. a nice transparent amber hue, with a large white head, disolving fast. strange aroma of malts and slight caramel, quite weak. flovour was a little watery but had a nice bitter finish that i liked. overall not quite as good as i thiught it would be, very drinkable though.

500 ml bottle colour; white head, quite nice lacing, body amber transparent aroma of malts and wax flvaour o fhoney, onion, difficult and strange bitterness, unripe kiwi, hops, corn, very complex but at the same time thin and a bit watery, aroma is better than the acual taste.

Bottle. Pour is a transparent amber/orange with a smallish head. Aromas are of caramel apple, but fairly weak. Flavor is weak and watery. A bit of malt sweetness with some mild hops, but overall this is disappointing.