Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Cask)

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
London, England

Cask at Fullers Brewery. Clear golden colour with medium creamy white mostly lasting head. Fruity aroma with notes of honey. Sweet fruity flavor.

On Cask at Barrow Boy and Banker. Gold colour, slight head. Sweet nose. Strong taste of fruits and honey. Mix of fruits. A bit watery. A bitter finish.

Appearance: amber color, some turbid similar to honey look. Medium and persistent head. Aroma: to honey, caramel malts, some toffee; ripe fruits like peaches, apricots and medlar. Nice floral-hoppy smells. Flavor: sweet caramel malts, intensive honey’s taste, nice not sickly sweet. Tones of vanilla, toffee and fruit reminiscences like peaches, melon and apricots. Good balance, persistent floral-hoppy. Palate: medium body with silky texture. Low carbonation. Nice, good balance and fresh. Better that normal "Fullers Honey Dew"

Cask at the Bishop on the Bridge Winchester. The beer poured a dark yellow beer and a very little white head. The beer has a little aroma of honey. The beer has honey flavour with a touch of bitterness at the end.

Cask at the Cambridge, Bristol. Golden coloured with a minimal head. Pronounced aroma of honey with some floral hops. Smooth drinking with more honey flavours and a bitter finish. Ok.

Cask at the Dog and Duck. Just a boring beer. Drinkable, but wouldn’t get me to switch from lager if I were a lager drinker.

"Organic Honey Dew Golden cask Ale". Deep golden, no head. Aroma of honey with fruity hops. Flavour is fresh and smooth, heavy on honey and with a nice moderate fruitiness. Sweet honey finish with a light hoppiness.

[cask at Cockney Pub] A dark yellow beer with no head. The aroma is very faint but a little sweet. The flavor is smooth, slightly fruity with notes of honey ending on a nice bitterness, though it vanishes pretty fast. A very light beer - probably a great summer beer. The notes of honey is very fine without being too much.