Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Pint can with widget. Pours clear golden, with a thick and puffy three-finger white head, good and lasting lacing. Smells of caramel, sweet bread, almond, and hay. Thin, crisp body. Big malt flavors with the same notes as the aroma, but with stronger nut overtones. Well balanced with some hay and earthy hop flavors. Very drinkable.

Not a bad beer but not at all what i expected. It had little to almost no flavor. I was a little disappointed. .

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Great clarity and full cascading creamy head. Velvet smooth carbonation is one of the best around. Solid nose of bready grains and light fruit tones. Flavor is light malts, moderate English hop bitterness and flavor, and very subtle esters. Prototype for the style, world class session bitter, super-drinkable!

not to bad for a stout. not as good as guinness but definitely has its place

Definitely creamy. The taste is fairly bland in my opinion. It is cool that there is a surprise in every can!

Dark horse tavern Philly Boddingtons draft Pours dark gold with a thick creamy guinness- likke head. Aroma is musty. Taste is pasty, paper napkin dry bitterness in the finish. Some sweetness in the taste. Appear 4 Aroma 6 Taste 6 Palate 3 Overall 14

Beautiful looking beer, but a huge dissapointment. From can, perhaps that accounts for the metallic taste. I’ve heard great things about about Boddingtons from a fellow beer geek from work, but he gets his on tap. Perhaps this was old stock, I will have to try the tap version to verify, but this beer misses the mark with me.