Boddingtons Pub Ale

Can, 4.7%. Very weak fruit aroma. Clear bright amber colour. Very small white head. Low carbonation. Weak flavour, a little fruit, a little grainy bitterness.

Smooth and beautiful. Easy to drink and the widget thing is awesome. I recommend this beer, you should try it at least once.

Pint can. Pours a nice golden color with a nice, thick, creamy, white head that lasts. Fairly clean taste and aroma, but some malt, hops and caramel can be picked up. Kind of sweet with a decent bitter finish. Well balanced, very satisfying and easy to drink, even as it warms up. Overall, a respectable brew that is worth enjoying regularly.

50 cL can. Pours clear and golden orange with a creamy white head. Mild spiced and slight butterish aroma. Smooth malty flavoured with a light grassy and spice hoppy note. Light acidic and cornish to malty base flavoured into the finish.

can. aroma is kinda fruity, cellary,, skunky. not like i remember the draft version clear yellow, white head. flavor is easy drinking session beery typically english, slight strange flavor (fruitysweet),

On tap: Bright light amber with massive creamy head. Sweet nose--unoffensive. Nitrogen apparent. Some soft fruit flavours with a hint of bitterness. Ok but not great.

Bottle. Pours gold with a creamy nitro white head. Sweet malt aroma with light hops. The flavor is sweet and almost bready with just a touch of hops. Nice.

Draft at Pub Italia in Ottawa. Very nice honey like appearance that is a treat to watch settle. Finishes with a nice creamy head. Very creamy, but lacking much behind that as you’re not exactly overpowered with flavour. Inoffensive mainstream bitter.