Fuller's Sticky Wicket

Fuller's Sticky Wicket

Tropical Pale Ale, 4.7% ABV

Inspired by cricket's oldest rivalry, Sticky Wicket pitches together English and Australian ingredients in a tropical, refreshing pale ale. With grapefruit and lychee notes racing through the covers of a biscuity malt base, you'll be stumped to find a better brew for the beer garden…

Not bottled Sticky Wicket is available seasonally on the Fuller's Brewery Tour and in the Fuller's Brewery Shop and Tap Room

'How's that' for a summer seasonal?

If willow on leather is the sound of English summer, then Sticky Wicket might just be its taste. Found at the bar between May and July, it's a crisp, clean and fruity pale ale, perfect for savouring throughout the cricket season.

A blend of English Pale Ale and Munich malts provide the biscuit background, while the Australian Topaz and Ella hops form a formidable partnership to bring distinctive tropical flavours to the fore.

Taste Profile

  • Sight: 
    Pale gold
  • Smell: 
    Fruity hops
  • Taste: 
    Tropical fruit, biscuity malt
  • Bitter: 
  • Sweet: 
  • Hops: 
    Ella and Topaz
  • Malts: 
    Munich, Pale Ale and Wheat

Brew Notes

Brewed to 4.7% ABV, Sticky Wicket opens with a pale gold pour and the appealing aromas of fruity hops. On the palate, the Topaz hop adds a resinous grassy flavour with gentle hints of lychee, while the Ella hop hits the winning runs with tropical grapefruit notes and a subtle spicy finish Brewing Notes Type -Pale Ale Abv – 4.0% Malts – Munich, Pale Ale, Wheat Hops – Ella, Topaz Allergy Info - Contains Barley

Type - Pale Ale
Abv – 4.7%
Allergy Info - Contains Barley

Raise a Glass

First brewed in collaboration with Australian brewer Stone & Wood in the lead up to the 2013 Ashes series, Sticky Wicket is already a key player in Fuller’s squad of seasonal ales.

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