Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Can - Clear amber with thick creamy head. Very low carbonation (almost flat). Sweet, malty.with taste of apples. Watery and thin bodied. Very low bitterness.

Didnt really like, or dislike this. Cant see myself purchasing it again tho. Kinda bland and boring.

Can. Nice frothy pour with a slowly dissipating head. Aroma was almost non-existent. Thick mouthfeel with a standard english bitter flavor and aftertaste.

Can. Pour was light golden with a creamy white head. Had a very light malt and light hop character. Again, very light brew but very smooth. Fairly well blended but not an ordinary bitter. Much to alcoholic for the style!

Yellow pour with a white head. Aroma and flavor of sweet malts. Not bitter at all. No hop aroma or flavor. Very light.

440ml can. Poured with very thick creamy white head that lasted right till the end. Dark amber in colour with a good body. Very thin tatse with strong bitter aftertaste.

1pt can imported to USA. Golden in color slightly on the sweet side. Perhaps better on tab or better yet in person in an English Pub. I thought it had the taste of a watered down tap beer.

Pours medium dark and very hazy/creamy. Lightly malted flavor with moderate hops. Nice smooth, creamy texture until the nitrogen wears off. Then its just kind of boring. I’d give it a 3.5 fresh from the tap, drops a full point if you let it sit too long.