Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

(Bottle, Churchill Arms, Notting Hill Gate, London, 9 Aug 2008) Golden colour with frothy, white head. Fruity, clean nose with notes of grass and honey. Fruity, clean and fresh taste with honey, hints of grass and citrus in a fairly short finish. Not very bitter and not overly sweet. I often find these honey beers a bit too sweet, but this one was actually quite nicely balanced and refreshing.

This beer was very drinkable and light and refreshing. It had a nice honey taste of light honey and cane sugar that was complemented well by its light body and lagerish aftertaste. No yeasty or bready notes at all, whcih was great. Very good. I would buy this all the time if they sold it here.

Bottle, 500ml. A strange one, in that a rather curious combination of flavours, both on the nose and the palate; of honey, hops and barley. Explosively effervescent on opening (make sure you’ve the glass right at hand, otherwise it could bubble over), with a luxuriant bright white, though short-lived, head.

Yellow color with little white head. Vain note of honey in the aroma. The taste is creamy and sweet. Not the best combination...

Bottle. Golden orange body Smells grassy, floral hops, and a hint of honey. Taste has lemon, honey and round bitter finish. Palate doesnt get too crowded this is pretty easygoing and good beer for summer.

A 0.5L bottle from Alko shop. Light yellow golden colour. White fast dissappearing head. Some metal in the nose. Mild hops.

Draft at Beer Bistro in Toronto. Pours gold with a white head. Sweet malt and honey in the aroma. Flavor is again sweet, with honey and caramel. Simple, but nice.

(Draught on 2008-08-14) Pale amber. Clear. Medium-sized white quickly disappearing head. Malts and honey in nose. Medium to full-bodied palate, slightly oily and sugary, little to medium in carbonation. Malts, honey, hints of raisin and bitterness in taste. Bit too sweet.