Which beer is classified as a British Golden Ale?

Fuller's Discovery is classified as a British Golden Ale due to its light, golden color and its refreshing, balanced flavor profile, which typically includes a moderate hop presence and a clean malt character. British Golden Ales are known for their easy drinkability and often showcase stylistic elements such as a subdued sweetness and a focus on floral or citrus hop aromas. Fuller's Discovery specifically fits this mold, being brewed with pale malts and a combination of British hops that contribute to its bright, crisp finish, making it an exemplary representation of the style.

The other beers mentioned do not align with the characteristics of a British Golden Ale. Smuttynose is an American brewery known for a variety of craft styles, but it does not produce a beer classified as a British Golden Ale. Young's Ram Rod, while an interesting beer, does not fit the Belgian Golden or British Golden Ale profile that emphasizes light body and hop character. Coopers Sparkling is an Australian Pale Ale and is also not representative of the British Golden Ale category.