Brakspear - Bitter - English Bitter (Ale/England)

It is evident from the first sip that it is an English beer. It is easy to drink, lightly hoppy, and low in alcohol, but it doesn't seem like a light beer. The aroma and intensity are nice.
It is an English "bitter" beer that I haven't tried before. I also felt a slight bitterness with the first sip, which made me think it is called bitter because of that. Additionally, I can taste the yeast, but it could also be from the barbecue smoke coming from outside. It felt like an authentic beer to me, and the bottle is nice as well. It is worth a try.

Alc (ABV): 3.4%
Score: 8/10

Fuller’s - London Pride - English Bitter (Ale/England)

London Pride, the most famous beer of @fullersbrewery brand and one of England's renowned beers. It's an easy-drinking beer with a good body. However, while drinking it, it gives me a concentrated malt or caramel taste, you can say it's a part of this beer's character, let's say it that way.
The aromas are quite mild, indicating that it is an old-school beer. Due to the increasing use of hops in beers nowadays, for example, it won't satisfy IPA lovers. The head didn't form much, but when I go to a bar, I would definitely prefer this instead of plain Lagers.

Alc (ABV): 4.7%
Score: 7/10