Boddingtons Pub Ale

Nitro Can: (Rated from memory) Hazy deep golden dense off white head. Folwery aroma with a creamy nitro mouthfeel. Empty body with a big nondescript herbal bitterness. Quite boring and one dimensional- not a good representation of the style.

I consistently overrate my beer--not this time. Decent golden amber color with pure white fluffy head thanks to the nitrogen. Aroma of slight banana and the faintest of sugars. Almost entirely flavorless and without any remarkable mouthfeel. Some said it was bitter. No, it’s simply not.

Pours a light golden color with a creamy with head. Light body. smooth on taste with aromas of caramel and sugar. ending is a bit of bitterness but overall not a very good ale

Pours with a thick, creamy three-finger head that persists for a long time. Thin watery mouthfeel with a milky taste, and an aftertaste of banana and just plain tap water.

can. Poured dark amber with a great cascade effect then ended with a dense off-white head. Aroma is light sweet and grainy. Thin watery mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, malty with caramel notes. Finishes with moderate bitterness.

16oz can poured into a pint glass produced a thick, creamy, off-white head with golden body. Very smooth and creamy with the taste and aroma of apples.

500 ml can. Finland. Clear reddish golden colour with creamy white head. Sweet soda and caramel aroma. Bitterish hoppy and malty flavour. Smooth. Light and weakish flavour.

Can 8 degress, 2009-09-25 AR. old traditional pilsner aroma AP: copper + wee head, really tried to poor it from 1/2m without success F: soft flavor + but saddly with a sticky saour flavor that transfers to winey appel flavor, but missing body and too chemical is not so possitive reviews AF: wee bitterness