Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

Golden colour with little white head. Aroma of straw and honey. The taste is dominated by honey. Seems to be a little one dimensional. I can imagine that this beer will get a little more points on a hot summerday.

Bottle. Small light yellow head. Golden colour. Very nice sweet aroma with fruits, flowers and honey. Flavor was a bit let down after so great aroma: mild, somewhat bitter and sweet at the same time. Taste of honey (not so clearly as in smell), wax, banana.

Great beer. The aroma was vey pleasant. I could not taste any honey in the flavor however. The beer is a beautiful brown amber colour. However this beer is one of my favourites.

I found very little aroma, had to really dig deep to get anything on the nose. A gorgeous yellow - fade to amber - then back to yellow appearence. Flavor was like the nose, hard to pick out much at all. I got more watery "Dew" than "Honey", but a slight crispness kept it from total disaster. Standard palate with low fizz but medium head.

Golden with a creamy head. Aroma of honey, with some hops, bit of lemon. Flavour is smooth, nice sweet honey, good maltiness, little hoppiness. Good but a lot better on cask.

Bottled. A golden/orange beer with a small white head that disappears quickly. The aroma is honeysh with some light herbal notes. The flavour is very sweet and malty with much honey and little hops. Not unbalanced, but too much on the sweet side for my taste. The aftertaste is not much long and strong, however not bad. An average ale. Not the best from this brewery.

Light honey ale with a sweet tooth, flowery, citrussy and malty. Honey taste is not so pronounced as, let’s say: st. peters honey porter, but it’s there, and i like this better. A bit lagerish.

Bottle, 5.0%. Clear orange colour, very small white head. Weak honey flavour, a little bready. Seems oxidized even though it is quite new.