Fullers Pale Ale

On tap. color was amber with a medium sized, firm head. Aroma of caramel, sweet malt, must and earth. The flavor was a bit mild; bready and earthy with some sweetness. Ok.

Decent pale. Pours a light hazy brown with tan head. Slightly sweet on the palate with nice hoppy bitter finish.

Orange as they come with islands of film. Lightly hopped aroma with cute candy sweetness. Sweet yet rich as one may image something like low alcohol brandy or somesuch may be. Raisins and raspberries. Doesn’t lack a kick even with its comparatively low alcoholic content. A little thin but it holds it together. A really tasty little beer.

Bottle 275ml.
Clear light to medium orange color with a average, fizzy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is light to moderate malty, moderate hoppy, grapefruit - orange, soap. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium to light, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20090102]

Golden pour, kind of a thick creamy mouthfeel. Slightly bitter, drinkable, albeit lame beer. Weak, and nothing special.

Nice bitter grassy aroma with a large head. Not exactly a pale ale; a lot more bitter than I expected but still drinkable. Not something I’d get again, though.

Bottle at the Boy and Banker. Aroma is typically fullers, spicey fruity yeast, Easily mistakable or ESB. Taste is similar too, full and tasty, juicey and excellent.

POured alightly hazy amber color with a nice tally creamy head that had good lacing the entire glass. I could see a good deal of carbonation bubbles rising in the glass even with the haziness. That was the best part, the appearance of the beer. There was not much aroma to this beer, very hard to distinguish any scents. The flavor was very mild too. Kind of weak. There was a bit of a metallic taste and a bit dry to the palate. I did sense a bit of sweetness and a very mild tartness over time.