Fullers Organic Honey Dew (Pasteurised)

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

Brown bottle, 500 ml, best before 04/01/07, savoured on April 4 2007; eye: lightly orangey with golden reflections, slight effervescence, tiny white head that becomes a ring around the glass, clear, a bit of lacing; nose: quite honey-like, grainy malt; mouth: in that order, light, rather thin, light honey, followed almost immediately by grainy malt, return on the light honey, honey finale that is a bit dry with a good presence of grainy malt, mildly sweet, slightly bitter, not much carbonation, medium body; overall: correct FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 500 ml, 5 % 04/01/07 Légèrement teintée orangée avec des reflets dorés, très légère effervescence, petite nousse blanche qui se transforme en un petit anneau, claire, un peu de dentelle Très mielleux, malt granuleux Léger, plutôt mince, léger miel, puis tout de suite un malt granuleux, retour du miel, finale mielleuse un peu sèche avec une bonne présence de malt granuleux, moyennement sucrée, très légèrement amère, peu carbonatée, corps moyen 4 avril 2007 Correct

Clear see through golden with little quick disappearing white head. Little malty taste and aroma. Some honey and very little spice. Some sweetness. Watery texture. The Best about this beer is the cute label. (reminds me of my girlfriend!)

Bottle. Not as sweet as most Canadian (or Belgian) honey beers. Smells weakly of old gym shirt. Clear and golden. Seems fairly heavily carbonated. Nothing much going on initially, finishes light hops. A bit metallic going down. Average summer beer.

Golden amber body, initially frothy white head diminishes steadily. Slight honeyed aroma. Taste is hoppy, bit malty-sweet and much honey.

Bottle at Metro. Clear golden pour with a decent white head, medium retention. Aroma is honey, floral. Taste is extremely bland, grainy and very little honey taste to speak of. Very boring golden ale.

Clear golden with tiny white head. Sweet fruity aroma with caramel notes. Flavor likewise with a touch of honey.

Bottle. The colour is golden yellow; the white foam sinks down with a fizzing sound.

The smell is spicy (garden cress) with notes of malt and honey.

The carbonation is fresh, more like lager than ale.

The taste is quite weak and sweet, but it is almost too full-bodied, the malt resembles of a cheap standard lager. The aftertaste is milder with a low bitterness and flavours of honey drops, malt and marzipan.

I don’t really get this one. I reviewed it chilled; maybe I should try it really cold?

Pours a medium gold with thin white bubbly head. Aroma is strong honey and earthy malt and bread. Flavour is crispish malty flavour, some honey, and a slightly bitter finish. Was hoping for more really.