Fullers London Pride (Pasteurised)

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

Draft. Citrusy hop aroma. Good maly base balanced well with a solid bitterness and good hop finish.

500ml can. Pours a nice golden-orange colour, with a rich creamy head that’ll take some time to settle. The aroma is malty of course, hoppy, some pineapple, caramel, citrus, I was expecting banana but it’s mostly piney and citrusy. Flavour is more of the same but very smooth, less tang than I thought there would be given the very evident elements of pineapples. There’s a tiny hop bite in the finish. The carbonation is non-existent in the taste despite the carbonated look of the beer in the glass. Nice brew over-all but nothing spectacular. EDIT: This one definitely grew on me. I love the malt character to it, and the hops add a great sense of balance to the whole picture. A good go-to-session-brew.

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

Overall good beer. Not outstanding but very solid and not overwhelming to drink. Pours a clear amber color, no head, and sites very well on the palate. Good rich taste and no bitter aftertaste. I dont consider it a bitter but rather a good tasty ale.

copper pour, smells of malts and hops, the tatse is more on the malt side and extremely smooth, good stuff!

I really love this beer from a bottle. there is a variety of hop flavours on the palate that i just cannot distinguish them but the balance is excellent..leaves a nice roasty aftertaste

Bottle. A cool Bitter. Soundly crafted and a smooth talker. Enjoyment may come from location and company, as apposed to experience with this Bitter. Still, not to be missed.

500ml can. Dark amber with a 1/2 cm off-white head. Honey, almost gin like notes, floral, citrus hops on the nose. As for taste, some sweet caramel, slightly vegetal, and still floral. Malty bitter finish. May be mass produced, but pretty solid stuff.