Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

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A perfect example of a British Bitter. Little hop aroma and a light, refreshing flavor. Carbonation is light as the style would suggest and when combined with nitrogen despensing (either off tap or special can) makes this ale creamy and easy to drink.

One of the better ales I’ve had. Tastes better when real cold which is contradiction to the way it’s supposed to be served.

One of my all time favorite beers. I just wish I could find it on tap localy.

I love English Ale’s so this beer for me is a great standard. Nice, mild bitter that i can always count on to satisfy

Easy drinking with a beautiful head and excellent carbonation. It’s golden color is clear and sparkling. Malt dominates the flavor and profile with hops and yeast taking secondary flavor roles.

Quickly becoming one of my "go to" beers- great creaminess & head. Grab one from the tap where available. The "pub can" offers a nice pour that holds up as well. Great if you like Guiness texture, but a lighter fare.

I really enjoyed th way this beer went down. IT was light and creamy. It could use more flavor as it had alittle taste and then was gone.

I personally love this one. Ive had both the can and tap. full head. creamy. and goes down well. i would recommend. Many places have it on tap.

arrg, i bought this cause it was 2.99 a 4 pack hahaha, i was thinkn since it was in a pint can it would be similiar to guinness but i was wrong, its not bad but its not good either. no wonder it was 2.99

Creamy head and great taste! Hits the spot when thirsty. A golden ale with smooth body. golden, frothy. Tasted dark to me and was what got me drinking the darker beers.