Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Pours a golden brown colour with a large frothy head. Aroma of malts, hops, and citrussy fruits. Taste is slightly bitter, crisp and clean. I will definately drink this again and it definately goes good with fish and chips.

A golden amber color with the cascading nitro head, stabilizes to a 1-finger, good lacing that lets you know where you started drinking. Aromas of sweet malts and some hops, faint banana, flavor is slightly sweet malts and asparin like subtle bitterness finish from the cleansing hops, body is velvety soft. I wouldn’t refuse this at a party, this is a fish and chips kind of food beer.

Clear gold with a creamy looking head. not much carbonation and a little bit watery. One could drink several of these without getting full.

Pours a deep gold with a thick head which slowly fades and lingers at a fingers width. Lacking in the taste, creamy in the mouth. Finishes smoothly, lingering light bitter aftertaste. Its like water

Light amber, smooth, creamy, simple, malty, slight hops, very little nutty, very slight fruit.

On tap on Malta. Golden amber colour, creamy head. Aroma of hops and malts, very faint. Flavour is slightly bitter, some watery sweetness with a little honey twist to it.

On-tap. Pours clearish yellow with a full offwhite head that settles out creamy and nice. Smells malty with maybe slight hops. Tastes about the same. Medium body, smooth, subdued, creamy carbonation.

Poured a clear light brown color with an off white head. Aroma was very malty, with some caramel and nuts in there. Flavor was more bland than aroma, mostly plain malts, nothing too special here.