Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

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

This is an average-tasting british ale with no real remarkable attributes. There is a slightly carbonated mouthfeel and a slightly nutty undertone, making this brew just good enough to finish the glass.

Bottle. Pours amber with thin off-white head. Aroma is malty and fruity with caramel and a touch of hops. Flavor follows the aroma with a hint of toffee and has a light to medium body.

i didn’t really like this beer, not a pleasant aroma or taste, although the taste was unique, it was a little weak and bitter,the taste was sweet but not to my liking.

Light floral hops nose, very smooth malt taste...I imagine sitting in a nice pub somewhere enjoying several pints of this nice bitter. with JaymoBrown!

Well-rounded fruit maltiness, slight nuttiness. Finishes slightly bitter but not particularly dry. Easy drinking and refreshing,

Bottle, pours a darkish amber with an off-white bubbly head. A strong malty aroma with sweet fruit. A complex palate, with the malt and the hop competing to dominate the mouth - the softish malt winning out at first, but the hop bitterness taking over through the finish. Not as good as a well kept cask, but still goes down very well.

Half-liter bottle, Best Before 8 Sep 08. Nice coppery pour from the bottle, thin layer of white foam. Nice English hop bitter smell. Taste shows a pretty substantial malt profile; not too sweet, but hearty with a bit of caramel (never cared for toffee). Earthy and peppery English hops. Seems to be more effervescent than the ESB. Very likable and easy drinking.

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.