Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Nitro can. I love the way this beer pours with the creamy head gradually collecting at the top. Aroma is malty, a bit of grapefruit just a touch. The mouthfeel is deliciously creamy. The real downer in this beer is the lack of taste, some bitter malts is all pretty watery.

I love this beer. It does for me what other beers from the UK don’t... I’m just a happy man drinking this ale.

On tap at the Elephant & Castle downtown. Clear golden pour with a thick, frothy white foam that seems to go on forever. Taste is quite bland, bitter malts, honey and very creamy. Finish is quite smooth, rather enjoyable.

Can - While it’s not going to set any records in the beer world, for me this was quite enjoyable. Will buy again.

2009 Nitro Can - Never had anything but a perfect pour out of any of the nitro cans...pours golden brown with a large, frothy head...aroma is nutty and malty with some twang...flavour is immediately bitter malt, creamy grain and some biscuit...bitterness lingers, tasty...

Can - pours a golden color with a very thick and frothy white head - plenty of lacing. Aroma of honey and malts - very malty, smooth, creamy taste. Decent ale to have at the pub but nothing spectacular.

I dont know what to think looks carbonated but its artificially FLAT.This is so creamy and nice but I feel like I am missing somthing from my beer.

I simply adore this beer - the flavor of a light ale, but with a snap of hops like lager, and the creamy head of a nitrogen-tapped stout. I don’t know if it’s "to style" - I just know it’s got a touch of everything I like, and it works for me.