Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

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

This is probably my least favorite Fuller’s beer. But still a very drinkable ale.

Along with Hale’s Pale and Weihenstephaner’s lager, this is one of the few beers that I could see myself drinking for..oh..12 hours straight. Tons of pure-ale flavors of fruit and hops, and it goes down like water. Great out of the tap!

One of my favourite beers. Very well-balanced, with caramel flavours. Good balance of malt and hops; prefer it on tap though.

Even though a little "thin", this beer could be drank by the pint all night. Very smooth without a weak taste, balanced, not an excess hops or malt.

Good beer. There is better, but this is pretty damned good. Very smooth, but the flavor is a bit plain for me. Much better hand pulled out of a cask, as are all Fuller’s products that I’ve had the opportunity of trying that way.

A very nice beer. The hops are obvious and the beer has a nice red colour and is quite easy to drink.

A very nice bitter. Light fruity in the beginning and anding with a hugh bitterness. Drank it from keg.

On my vacation to London, Feb 29 to March 6, is where I first enjoyed the fine malty blend of London Pride. I don’t know if it was my surroundings, the fish and chips I ate for dinner or the Football, Soccer, game on the TV, but I sure did love this brew. I liked the fact that it was served not very cold, but rather chilled like a fine glass of champagne. I also felt that if it was any colder it would have taken away from its finely blended taste. The British was highly excited that night in the pub, for one of the local football teams won a title of some sort. Cheers!