Boddingtons Pub Ale

can. creamy, smooth. slightly bitter. head looks like guinness. not the best. could do without

I drank a lot of these before I became more snobish in my likings. I liked the creamyness provided by the device inside the can and the smooth slighlty sweet taste. Now that I know other bitters, I feel this is a rather boring beer, with not much hop bitterness in the taste and somewhat quite watery. Not an awful product from a macro, though...

This was like drinking a watered down re-refrigerated can of beer from your pantry. The appearance was deceptive in that the color made my mind at ease. Disappointg considering the cost was 8 bucks for 4 pint cans.

Pours golden orange color with a huge, thick off-white head. Aroma is sweet malts and a hint of citrus. Flavor is a letdown--it’s like drinking a Black and Tan if the two beers were mixed together and then watered down. Just couldn’t get into this one.

Tap. Pours a straw yellow, easily the creamiest head I’ve ever encountered, interesting "sifting sands" look as the head settled. Aroma is almost sweet corn, maybe a touch of malt. Flavor is an uninteresting combination of malt and maybe some hops. Very watery. My first bitter, not really digging it.

Had on tap...Pours golden color with longlasting head similiar to Guiness. A little bitter but sweet too. Light tasting and creaming smooth finish Great beer...recommended!!!

Nitro pint can and on tap. Pours a deep golden straw color with a thick and creamy everlasting head and little lacing. Has the appearence of a blonde Guinness. Very light aroma that has a bitter sweetness. Taste is light and creamy with bitter roasted malts and a slight sweetness. A little too thin and watered down but not bad overall.

Can in London. Golden body with large head. Hoppy nose. Nice hoppy and creamy taste, with some malt flavours. Quite light and water. Better somehow than on cask.