Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

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From the tap it pours with a massive head filling most of the glass and as it sat the head from the bottom up slowly disappeared like a chemical experiment. Taste is creamy but lacking ant big flavor. It has a slight malty taste with a little yeast. Smooth finish.

Pale amber pour, massive nitro can head. Retention that really lasts. Sweet malt aroma with small amount of honey, and light cream. Taste was quite smooth. Mid-bodied, with a sweet malt backbone. Undertones of sweet honey and florals. The only bad thing about the taste was a small metallic astringent aftertaste.

aroma, candt cornish, some hoppniess there too color, pours milky white, then quicky reveals amber hue strong white head, slowy fades taste, candy corn front, corny huckness, followed by mellow malt some hops overall, ok, good relaxer!

The nitro can gives it an amazingly creamy and fluffy off white head. The color is nice, a crystal clear deep gold. The flavor is, different. There are tastes recognizable from similarly canned Guinness. Some grassy grains come through, as well as an off putting metallic taste. Hops do provide a little bitterness. It’s not getting any better as it warms, unfortunately. I’m glad this was a gift. To put it plainly, it just doesn’t taste good.

From Beerlicious iPhone app: Golden hazy color with a frothy white head. Light bitterness to start and a sour finish. Medium body with a creamy slick texture. Alcoholic finish.

Arome quasi omniprésent. Apparence spectaculaire d’un blond doré coiffé d’une mousse blanche crémeuse. Goût très léger de malt, un peu de banane. Très crémeuse en bouche du à l’ajout d’azote. L’une de mes meilleur bières de semaine!

Pours a clear orange color with a large dense white head. Aroma of sweet malts and not much else. Flavor of light pale malts with a bit of hop bitterness. Extremely easy to drink.

Far too many pints with a disreputable posse of singing academics in SF (forgot the location but it was somewhere near Union Square, one of those ersatz Irish joints). Cloudy pale orange pour, looks like a healthy, somewhat earthen bitter. Sure, it’s totally mass manufactured. But the body is nice and substantive, flavors pleasantly dry, and it’s conducive to abuse, so bonus points for that . . . I think.

Nice looking pour. Dark amber with a dense white head. Nice lacing. Aroma is faint nuttiness and malt. Taste is the same but there is an odd plastic finish.

on tap @Fox&Ferret (Christchurch, NZ). creamy, lightly bitter, a good ale.