Great flavour ale, tastes like
"Great flavour ale, tastes like a proper beer with a full body and hint of honey sweetness was very impressed, reminded me of the proper handpulled London pints I remember."
Fuller’s Honey Dew is an award-winning, refreshingly golden beer bursting with subtle honey flavours. Brewed using English malts and the finest honey, it has a sweet, mellow, rounded character, with a delicious zesty edge from the English hops. Get this great beer delivered today!
- NB Please note this product is no longer certified organic
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Overall rating: 4.780059 / 5 from 341 reviews.
Fuller's Honey Dew Golden Ale is a refreshing and easy-drinking beer with a sweet, mellow character and a zesty edge. Customers appreciate its fantastic flavor and smooth, easy-drinking nature, making it a nice treat for any occasion.
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"Great flavour ale, tastes like a proper beer with a full body and hint of honey sweetness was very impressed, reminded me of the proper handpulled London pints I remember."
"A rather light and refreshing ale that I personally prefer to drink cold. Very tasty."
"Lovely beer, ordered online and arrived quickly and well packed."
"It should be marketed the new hearty lager Keep up the good Good works Harvey Croney"
"It is a kind of a beer you can really enjoy and savour, it's like a pudding in the world of beers. PS. It's a pity it lost its organic certification."
"Very enjoyable, love the taste"
"Nice Drop of Ale very Enjoyable"
"Winnie the Pooh would love this!"
"Excellent beer"
"This is a refreshing golden beer with an after taste and hint of honey making it a sweet and rounded drink - lovely for the summer and a BBQ meal Pouring from the bottle - clear yellow colour with a thin foam head. A top quality beer from Fullers"