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Fuller’s London Pride
Fuller, Smith & Turner
Fuller’s London Pride is one of England’s most iconic ales. Brewed at the Griffin Brewery in Chiswick since 1959, it embodies the archetype of London Best Bitter with its malt-hop balance and biscuit notes.
📍 London, United Kingdom
In a nutshell
English Best Bitter · 4.7% ABV · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom. Perfect with Fish and chips.
📊 Specs
4.7%
ABV
30
IBU
30
EBC
10–13°C
Serve at
330ml
Format
🍺
Nonic pint
👃 Tasting notes
Appearance
Copper amber with fine beige head
Aroma
Biscuit malt, light caramel, English hops (Northdown, Target)
Taste
Malty and fruity, light herbal bitterness, medium body
Finish
Dry, slightly bitter, biscuity
🍽️ Food pairing
- Fish and chips
- Beef pie
- Sunday roast
- Cheddar
🏭 The brewery
Fuller, Smith & Turner
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❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the ABV of Fuller’s London Pride?
Fuller’s London Pride has an ABV of 4.7%. It is a light beer, to be enjoyed in moderation.
Where does Fuller’s London Pride come from?
Fuller’s London Pride is brewed by Fuller, Smith & Turner in London, United Kingdom.
What food pairs well with Fuller’s London Pride?
Fuller’s London Pride pairs beautifully with: Fish and chips, Beef pie, Sunday roast.
How should Fuller’s London Pride be served?
Serve Fuller’s London Pride at 10–13°C in a Nonic pint. It is a English Best Bitter style beer.