Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

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

Pours a nice golden colour with a slight orange tint to it, and a small white head. The aroma is sort of non-distinct malts, maybe some hops, a little corn, some skunk too (I’ve found that to be typical of this style). The initial flavours are just malts, kind of simple, but nice. Followed by some corn, then a tiny hop bite. The hops seem to be somewhat non-existent, and alcohol comes through in the finish as well. The aftertaste is really where the honey becomes evident, but I suppose it could also be contributing to the smooth and thick(ish) body and mouth-feel. Over-all a decent brew, I have yet to find a golden/blonde ale that I really like a lot though.

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.

Appearance: Slightly pale golden. Clear. Little bit of white head - more when warmer. Aroma: Honey, floral and fruit. Taste: Honey, quite sweet. Some malt and hops. Too sweet. Info: 500ml bottle, 21/9-2008

Light, golden colour. Sweet honey aroma. Soft, creamy texture and sweet flavour. Could do with more hop presence.

Bottle: Deep golden body with a medium sized, white head - quickly diminishing. Mild hoppy and honey aroma. Malty, sweetish honey flavour. Light bodied. Sweet/ bitter finish. refreshing and mild but not more than an average English ale.

Pours a light honey brown with a tiny cap that was reduced to little more then spotty bubbles at the top of my glass after ten seconds very boring uninteresting beer that gave spotty lacing at best. Smell is very sweet and fruity, a floral aspect can also be detected in the aroma, I think most of the fruitiness can be traced back to hops mixed with honey but that’s just my guess. Very bready tasting, malts are abundant in this brew, the sweet berries that you notice in the smell also come through in the taste, my god there’s so much bread in this flavor. Beer is ok just a bit boring, it’s strange I think I can taste a lingering melon aftertaste but I’m not sure if that what it is or am I just being influenced by the bottle. Beer review done while watching “Happy Gilmore

Bottle, pours a light yellow color with white head. Some aroma of honey and touch of floral flowery notes in flavor finishes a bit dry, Nice as a session brew nothing overwhelming just a quality brew, one of the tamer fullers brews I have had.

Sweet malt, toast and honey laced nose. Golden colour with a foamy white head. Medium bodied sweet honey and hop flavours, well balanced. Much better honey beer than youngs waggledance in which I could taste no honey. Just the high standard you would expect from Fullers.