Fuller's & Friends Rebirth

Cask at the Old Joint Stock; hazy light amber pour with a thin off white head, aroma has sweet malts and pine hints, taste is pretty oily with some slight resinous piney hops, quite sweet and jammy, some red fruits, bitter finish.

Tap(@Victoria Paddington with Suzy):Hazy, amber with a ruby sheen; moderate bitter-(english)-hoppy nose with a distictive fruity(berries) and mildly malty background; moderate to solid bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied and very soft; lingering bitter-sweet fruity, malty and hoppy finish. A collaboration of two of the best british brewers, so nothing can go wrong! Great english Ale, very moreish…

Cask at Moor Brewery taproom. Pours deep amber dark brown with loose off white head. Aroma of caramel malts, bread, nuts. On the taste there’s cereal malts, dark fruits, figs, mollasses, caramel. Dry, bitter finish. Light/medium body. A classic take on the style

Cask at the earl of Essex. A clear nut brown amber coloured pour with a skummy off white head. Aroma is nice layered nutty malts, brown bread jammy fruits, dried raisin, piney hop. Palate is medium bodied, semi sweet, rounded, good cask condition. Flavour is composed of nutty earthy malts, toasted brown bread, bitter pine hop, light bark, little resinous hop. Really nice. Perhaps closer to an amber ale. Very enjoyable. 8 3 7 4 15

Bottle at home picked up from the Canary wharf Waitrose. From the set. A Clear reddy amber coloured pour with a lasting loose beige head. Aroma is semi sweet, red grape, pine, toffee, bready brown malts. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, jammy berry fruits, red grape, liquorice, toffee, burnt candy floss. Palate is medium sweet, sticky, moderate carbonation. 7 4 7 4 15 3.7 Nice. Very solid.

Sampled @ London Craft Beer Festival 2017. A clear dark golden beer with a small off-white head. Aroma of caramelish malt, nuts, mild resinous bitter hops. Taste of resinous hops, nuts, caramel, some spruce.