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Reviews
I love Fullers beers. ESB
"I love Fullers beers. ESB has a lovely, complex, happy bitterness in perfect balance with quality malt. I do read the labels and this one states ". . . delicate bitterness and orangey fruitcake flavour". Certainly and thankfully devoid of grapefruit flavour. It set me thinking as I drink this fine bitter that I'd like a slab of Christmas Cake as an accompaniment - I must remember to give it a try."
— Neil C. (5/5)
First time trying this exceptional
"First time trying this exceptional bitter, I had been aware of Fullers ales and thought it was about time I tried them. Wow! I wasn't disappointed very well balanced beer with a lovely malt finish and dangerously drinkable. I will definitely be trying some more Fullers beers as I was blown away with the quality of the ESB, Now I know what I've been missing all these years! Better late than never. Absolutely beautiful."
— Neville B. (5/5)
I have been drinking ESB
"I have been drinking ESB for many years mainly draught, but on my last order l ordered bottled ESB, to which l found equally as good as draught, l rate it as one of the best bottled beer Fuller’s brew and l have sampled them all over the years."
— MR M. (5/5)
FULLERS IS A TOP NOTCH BEER.
"I am a 82 year old man who has been drinking Fullers beer for over 60 years. It has always been my favourite brewery,and when I am home safe I love to drink Golden Pride . ESB , extra SPECIAL bitter, is exactly what it says on the label, very special indeed, no brewer has got anywhere near Tthat rich barley flavour. As you may have gathered I just adore Fullers beer. Many thanks."
— S J. (5/5)
Almost perfect, year round, go to ale.
"Would like to know the provenance and history of this brew. Was it brewed initially as a much (at least an order of magnitude less) lower mash volume? If so, I suspect it would deserve a full(er) 5 stars, but has inevitably suffered the deleterious reformulation scale-up inevitably involves, despite well intentioned mitigations. But this is pretentious nitpicking; this is a GOOD BRITISH BEER and will be part of my diet till I’m fertilising the daisies"
— Charles S. (4/5)
Fuller’s ESB is now one
"Fuller’s ESB is now one of my favourite ales – strong, smooth and really pleasant on the tongue. It has a lovely lingering aftertaste and pairs brilliantly with red meat or anything off the barbeque. A great choice if you enjoy a full-flavoured beer with plenty of character."
— Michael S. (5/5)
Very well balanced bitter, not
"Very well balanced bitter, not too sweet but with a nice punch of toffee like flavours that gives it a lovely finish. Too strong for a session ale but perfect for a quiet evening at home contemplating the meaning of life!"
— Pascal J. (5/5)
It is my personal favourite
"It is my personal favourite of the Fullers beer. I have only recently discovered a as my surname is Gomm and my Father was from Brentford one of my past relatives Henry Thomas Gomm was a brewer and in 1889 worked in the Beehive Brewery which was sold to Fullers Brewery of Chiswick in 1908!"
— I G. (5/5)
An excellent brew which I’m
"An excellent brew which I’m enjoying at the moment after chilling it in the fridge for 30 minutes before pouring. A great way to savour its unique flavours during this warm summer."
— Robert R. (5/5)
This is a rich, strong,
"This is a rich, strong, malty ale with a hugely enjoyable flavour and finish. One of the best British ales you can buy and always a favourite of mine."
— Richard G. (5/5)