Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Poured from a 16oz nitro-can and served in an English pint glass. This beer poured a clear golden with a lasting creamy head of off-white foam. A decent amount of spotty, spider-web lacing was left around the glass. The aroma of the beer was made up of mildly sweet malts and was a bit flat. The flavor was similar with a light malt sweetness breaking through the abundance of water. The mouthfeel was creamy and light-bodied with a heavy dose of nitro. Drinkable, but not worth seeking out.

I remember enjoying this beer more in the past than I did this time. It pours about as beautifully as any beer can. Has a smooth creamy mouthfeel but is too flat. Not whole lot in the way of flavor.

slight metallic aroma dark golden color with creamy head and smooth and somewhat bitter finish

On tap nice creamy look and texture. After that not much to speak about. I didnt mind it but not a huge fan.

Does that wonderful bubbling thing that Guiness does. Aroma is like pure clean malt. Color is foamy golden, then settles down to clear. Flavor is like a strong american lager, but good, but not so good, capiche? The small thick foam head does not lace the glass as you draw down.

[WBA Styles Tasting] Clear copper color. Estery aroma, very fruity. Sweet honey and very little hop aroma. Nutty, slightly sweet flavors. Papery, slightly oxidized flavors. Light body and low carbonation.

Can. Pours golden with thick dense head. Aroma is bread with very mild grassiness and slight herbal hop flavors. Flavor is light graininess, cereal, very mild apple and pear, a bit of tartness. Lingering bitterness in the finish. Full, soft palate, very mild carbonation, but a bit too cohesive, slightly synthetic.

can. I didn’t like the aroma on this at all. almost made me not want to drink it. large head that lasted. blonde gold color. very tasty in a smooth way. not too hoppy or bitter. good palate from front to back of the mouth.