Fuller's London Pride (An Iconic Flagship Beer!) | TMOH - Beer Review

[@rki5462]

I'd class Pride as the most quintessential example of a Best Bitter. Although its on the higher side ABV-wise for the style. There's a dumb thing going on in England right now where brewers are calling Best Bitters & Bitters "Amber Ales".

[@TheMasterOfHoppets]

What kinds of Bitter are there around. Bitter, Best Bitter, ESB?🤔
That is quite an odd trend. Maybe it's to try an appeal to a younger audience?😅

[@rki5462]

@@TheMasterOfHoppets Yeah, Ordinary Bitter, Best & ESB as you said. I agree, i guess the word Bitter scares younger people off ha.

[@TheMasterOfHoppets]

@@rki5462 Thanks! Haha I guess. I'd love to see more people brew Bitters though!

[@luthervaughn1]

@@rki5462 What was Boddington's bottle said? Something about being bitter.
In the U.S., they make the cans say "PUB ALE". Nothing saying bitter. In America I guess
a beer being shown as bitter isn't a good marketing thing.
I love bitter beer though, and I'd have to say, I don't know another person who feels the same.

[@ronaldtheriot]

I've only had it from the bottle, and I wish it would return to my area.

[@Pseudopimelodidae]

One of the first “better” beers I had when I got into beer. Still love a Fullers ESB from time to time.

[@kennyr2744]

Classic

[@michaelmoran1964]

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[@coolgroovejohnson5381]

Hi
There’s a brewer in the east of England called Adnams
Their pale ale is Ghost Ship
If you ever see it get it
You won’t be disappointed
Or anything else bye Adnams
Best Pete
UK

[@chronaden]

Salling?

[@TheMasterOfHoppets]

Meny Skalborg😄