Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

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

Bottle 500 ml. Ambries colour with a light thin head. Very interesting and well balanced beer. First impression was that it had a bitter taste, but it is really much more complex. Smooth and very drinkable. Thought it was somewhat dry and malty. Nice and different finish.

On draft at KClingers: True amber with a nice solid white creamy head. Caramel malt with an ample bitter edge. British goodness.

Bottle at Dæmningen - shared with Mette. Clear nutbrown - small white head. Taste & Aroma: Rasins, caramel, high malty, light hoppy, sweetness, light bitter- & sharpness. A classic !!!

(Bottled) Amber/dark copper color; medium, diminishing head. Grassy, fruity, slightly meaty and flowery aroma. Very dry, pleasantly and, strongly hopped, reasonably malty flavor with some oak notes. Malty, dry and smoothly bitter finish. Oily, medium-bodied, low carbonated palate. A very enjoyable, well-balanced and quite full-bodied bitter. Complex hopping and easy to drink. Quite warming for the ABV.

copper with little creamy white head. Low carbonation. Aroma of malts (caramel) easy sweetness. Little hoppy finish. Overall very pleasant british ale.

Bottle Nice hop nose (grass,flowers). Amber,full head. Good balance. Unsurprising light body.

Bottle. Pours a copper body with an off white head. Malty beer and a bit unbalanced with the bitter hop flavor. Eh just didnt sit well with me.

Draft, poured a light amber with a medium sized head and nice lacing. Sweet aroma and a malty caramel, slight hop bitterness in the taste. Overall, not what I was expecting, but a decent beer.