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| From:
barthez -
808 |
Rank:
Major General Hogs Head
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Rating:
7.00 |
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| A light pale ale with a refeshing fruity flavour. I was quite impressed considering it's from the Fullers stable. |
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On: 2005-10-22 |
| From:
K Folwell -
3457 |
Rank:
Head Of Allied Command
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Rating:
7.50 |
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| Richly coloured dark golden ale. Sharp and bitter from the start. Dry hoppy aftertaste. Good session beer for bitter, bitter drinkers. |
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On: 2005-05-09 |
| From:
littlecons -
34 |
Rank:
Second Lieutenant Pin
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Rating:
4.50 |
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| fairly thin in flavour, with no lenght at all, a pity i normally like fullers beers but not this one |
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On: 2005-06-06 |
| From:
Sigmund -
395 |
Rank:
Colonel Barrel
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Rating:
5.50 |
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| Cask conditioned at Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen. Fullers have finally "discovered" that golden ales have been in demand for a number of years. This is their attempt at this style. Golden colour, low head. Moderate hops in aroma and flavour, but nothing special here. Disappointing. |
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On: 2005-08-30 |
| From:
Nick -
2462 |
Rank:
Field Marshall Tun
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Rating:
6.50 |
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| A light golden ale with an impressive looking pump clip. I tried a pint and found it to be light in aroma and subtle in flavour. If Fullers are going to get into the golden ales catagory they need to do a little better than this. This ale has potential but requires a little more flavour. Even though it was a little lacking it wasn't horrible. Try a pint and see what you think? |
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On: 2005-10-22 |
| From:
clive -
302 |
Rank:
Colonel Barrel
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Rating:
7.00 |
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| A nice dark golden beer very refreshing. |
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On: 2005-12-02 |
| From:
Trotts -
246 |
Rank:
Lieutenant Colonel Kilderkin
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Rating:
6.50 |
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| Light golden bitter with a fruity taste. Not the best 'Blonde' bitter tasted, but worth a try. |
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On: 2006-07-17 |
| From:
kevin b -
111 |
Rank:
Captain Firkin
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Rating:
6.00 |
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| This was a pleasant drink,nice colour and a good flavour would try it again |
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On: 2006-08-10 |
| From:
anth -
254 |
Rank:
Lieutenant Colonel Kilderkin
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Rating:
5.00 |
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| [on draught at the Corn Stores, Reading] Despite the supposedly different hops, this is clearly a Fullers beer - tastes a bit like Chiswick (Dusty straw, earthy tones) with much of the flavour boiled out and a big dash of lemon added. In short, it tastes like they've tried to create a golden ale by amending one of their existing bitters rather than by setting out to create a new beer. It's not bad, but there's nothing special here. Especially disappointing considering the usually great brewery it's come from. |
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On: 2008-06-08 |
| From:
tombyars -
887 |
Rank:
Lieutenant General Butt
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Rating:
6.00 |
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| Sampled this amber ale in the Blackbird, Earl's Court London in July 2008. Pale clear amber in colour with a thin white head. Slight dusty hop aroma and thin mouthfeel. Pale malt base gives a digestive biscuit malt with an orange peel fruityness. This combines well enough with the bitter hop resins to give a reasonable balanced effort. Rather stick with ESB though! |
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On: 2008-07-19 |
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