Boddingtons Pub Ale

Brewed by Samlesbury (InBev UK - InBev)
Style: Bitter
Preston, England

Thought I’d try this for something different but different isn’t always good. This beer was flat and very watery with little flavor. Very disappointing considering the price.

Was ok very creamy and just a beautiful pour with the widget but the taste i guess the lack of carbonation just didn’t do it for me its a sipper for sure but just had no taste its ok but not the first beer i would grab nonetheless it was still cheers worthy

Pours a golden brown with a very thick creamy head. Faint aroma. Very malty non-carbonated taste leaves a lot to be desired.

Draft. Pours yellow with a thick creamy white head. Aroma: light fruit and grass Flavor: light, noncarbonated, light hops, and watery.

Clear gold with a nice head of foam. Sweet nutty spicy grainy aroma. Good discernable malt tast with adequate hops bitterness. On the whole, this ale is light bodied. However, the fruity or spicy elements give this drink an odd sweet sour finish. It’s also on the dry end of the spectrum. All in all, a moderately refreshing balanced ale that you can down after a day’s hard toiling.

16 oz. pub can purchased from Frugal MacDoogal’s in Nashville. Poured a hazy gold color with a huge, creamy white head. The aroma was bready, with grassy and earthy notes. This really didn’t smell like too much, but it wasn’t offensive. The flavor was rather plain, with more of a malty taste than anything. A faint grassy finish.

Pint can with widget. Pours clear golden, with a thick and puffy three-finger white head, good and lasting lacing. Smells of caramel, sweet bread, almond, and hay. Thin, crisp body. Big malt flavors with the same notes as the aroma, but with stronger nut overtones. Well balanced with some hay and earthy hop flavors. Very drinkable.

Not a bad beer but not at all what i expected. It had little to almost no flavor. I was a little disappointed. .