Fullers Pale Ale

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Bitter
London, England

275ml bottle. Orange with little head. Not very pale! Herb aroma that carries over into the taste. Mouthfeel is soapy and the finish is over-sweet. Not great.

Bottled. A golden beer with a thick light orange head. The aroma is sweet with a spicy and floral hoppy note. The flavor is sweet and very hoppy with floral notes, leading to a bitter finish. Very refreshing.

Labeled Fuller’s London Pride Pale ale: Weak honey aroma. Watery clear copper color, medium bubbly head, good lacing. Grainy and decidedly hopless. Watery mouthfeel. It tastes more like chilled wort. It has flavor, but there is something about it that seems artificial. Pale ale? No.

10/6/07: Bottle.
Malty sweet aroma. Amber bodied with an XS white head and a thin amount of lace. Burnt malt flavor and a bit nutty. Finish is bitter.

275 ml bottle. A rather light ale, with refreshing flowery hops. This should have been brewed at a higher strength for more flavour/aroma, it ends up rather thin and watery.

Orange brown in color. Not too much aroma on this. Malty and fruity. Not much hop flavor or bitterness for that matter. OK beer but not a good beer.

Bottle. Pours orangey / golden colour with white head. Aroma is citrus with malty fruity taste. Medium body. Not a favourite and a little disappointing from Fullers.

looks reddish brown. it is moderate in color. decent aroma at best. sweet and caramel. touch fruity like Hawaiian punch. slick more than creamy. flavors are recessed like a typical English brew. THE HOP PROFILE IS REALLY BARELY NOTICEABLE.