Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Beer Review: Fuller's Chiswick Bitter

Name: Chiswick Bitter

ABV: 3.4%

Brewery: Fuller's

Style: Light Mild

Location: Chiswick, London


Aroma: A grassy hoppy aroma, slightly floral followed by notes of malt and maramalade. 


Colour: Light amber with a one finger ivory coloured head. 


Flavour: A light lingering bitterness, followed by lacings of malt, a background of fruity hops can be detected that gives it some edge, a residual spiciness from the use of Goldings leaves the mouth tingling. The mouthfeel is slightly chewy and biscuity, rather refreshing and quite light. Very sessionable and noticably lacks strength. 


Verdict: An unobtrusive beer, that is notably light in strength but delivers in flavour, hops and bitterness can be detected though at a gentle level. It is effectively a rare version of a light mild, a style that is virtually extinct among brewers, its great to see Fuller's reviving this classic beer that helped establish their brewery. 


Rating: 8/10 




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