Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

Bottle 0,55ltr: Added with organic honey in this sweet golden ale. Just like the bee i like this one really good.

Another great specialty brew from Fuller’s. Pours a cloudy yellow with a thin lace head. Melony nose with the same palate but slightly watered down. Finish is bubbly, soft and sweet. A refreshing beer!

Bright golden color, with a big white head, but falls quickly, and leaving laces, wet hay, with a honeyed pale malt nose, with a flowery hop note, a faint fruitiness in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a a crisp sweet honeyed pale malt character, with a faint floral hop, hint of fruitiness, leading towards a malty, honeyish, subtle hoppy finish.

A refreshing and pleasantly drinkable brew. Quaffable, with good character. Honey is not overt.

Bottle, Doric Arch. Barman asked me if I wanted ice with it... Clear golden strwa, thin filmy white head. Nose is hoppy. Some honey and floral tones. Mouth is overcarbonated with some sweet disjointed honey. Fizzy taste and a hop/malt balance. Touch of metallic.

500ml bottle, BB 07/05/07...whoops. Aroma packed full of nice sweet honey and biscuity malt. Pours an pale orange-amber body with a creamy white head and thick lace. Body is full, slightly sticky, with a creamy carbonation. Palate is balanced towards the malty side with some nice biscuity toffee flavours backed by some smooth honey with a nice little tang of citrus-like hops towards the finish to balance the moderate sweetness. Finish is dry with an off-putting bready yeast flavour. Overall this is a nicely balanced honey flavoured ale.

(bottle) Hazy, golden colour with a foamy white medium-sized head. Light-sweet aroma with pale malt-character, lemon-fruity and zesty spicy notes, accompanied by notes of honey and traces of hops. Light-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a crispy mouthfeel. Malty base with honey coming through from the middle part and stays present to the aftertaste, which is fortunately just moderately sweet. I liked the rather restrained honey-character combined with a moderate sweetness. Decent brew.

Bottle. Medium high fluffy white but lasting head. Clear amber body. Sweet barley malt aroma with a good deal of honey. Honey of course but also a bit of hops in a fine balance. The carbonation is there but seems just right to make the beer fresh. Short aftertaste though.