Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Cask)

nasty and horrid who wants a honey beer honey in beer is terrible to drink and taste

Handpulled cask at the Castle, Harrow on the Hill. Gold with a thin white head. I don’t see the point in honey in beers unless it is to counteract heavey hoppage. As with many Fullers beers nowdays this is not the case here. Result = utter pants.

Cask @ Barrow Boy & Banker, London. Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma of malt, honey and grass. The flavour is malt and honey. Not much else going on here. Thin bodied with low bitterness.

A pale, bright golden ale with islands of puffy foam. Crisp wheaty sweetness on the nose. Very sweet honey and fruity orange flavours make this very bright and spritzy. A brief tickle on the tongue then a smooth ride down. A great little beer.

on cask at a couple of pubs in london. golden with a faint haze and a slim head, waxy aroma, plenty of honeyed sweetness and vanilla with a hint of lemon and stale tea

Cask (Fox and Hounds, Chiswick): Golden, lazy carbonation, small and persistent foamy layer; light sourish-grainy nose; moderate sweetish-bitter flavour, maybe with a tinge of acidity; light to medium bodied; becomes fuller (!) bodied in the sweet-malty finish, when honeyish and hoppy influences are detectable. All in all O.K. , but quite unexciting........

Tap SB&WF-08 - Yellowish colored beer with a very small head. Aroma is malty and sweet with hints of honey, flowers and oranges. Flavor is also malty but very subtle. Great beer if you want something easy to drink. Really smooth and easy to drink beer!

Very nice ne, probably the best English honey beer I have tried. It had very golden and semi clouded appearance.