Fullers Pale Ale

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Bitter
London, England

There’s some fruit in here, and some fluffy doughyness, but there’s also some diacetyl and I’m not so much a fan of that. The mouthfeel is full but a little flat and I’m thinking this is pasteurized...so-so.

Has a light brown head and pours a reddish brown. Has some malt smell and dry hoppy taste. The beer has a medium body and a dry finish.

Small tan head, fair retention and small spotty lace. Brite copper color. Malty, bready nose. Body is med/light. Dry malt flavors. Light lingering hoppiness, crisp with a light earthiness. Finish is dry and a touch fruity.

Bottle. Pours orange/ red with white foamy head. nose is light hopps and malt. Taste is semi hoppy and watery.

More of the buttery Fuller’s trademark. Soft and creamy, light hops. Makes a decent session beer. Like it.

275 ml bottle, at The Beehive, Brentford, London. Deep golden colour, moderate head. Aroma like a decent standard bitter. Reasonably hoppy flavour. Not bad for a beer this low ABV.

Bottle. Nobbad for a 3.5%abv beer. Some hop tang and dry bitterness (but not much). Lightly honeyed, with some buttery notes, fairly simple and all that, but swigable.

Nice color, an amber/copper. Head that dissapates but leaves lacing. Bready and piney aromas. Excellent mouthfeel w/ great carb. level. Very satisfying.