Boddingtons Pub Ale

50cl can. Clear golden color with a very creamy white head. Grainy, weak malty aroma. Very smooth, sweet and caramel flavor.

pours clear gold like with a weak head, very bland taste water likje feel in the mouth. Not good very overerated brew.

Nitro @ BWI. Pours a clear golden color with a trademark creamy white head. Somewhat sweet aroma, reminiscent of a shiny new Easton baseball bat and a fresh Band-Aid... Like being in the bottling area @ A-B. Anyway, very thin, watery body reveals a quite light, sweet butter flavor, more steel, and finally the slightest hint of bitterness. Notice the diminutive adjectives here... I admit I’m a ratings whore and when I saw this on tap, I couldn’t resist. It’ll be another few years before I have this again.

Whipped head, presenting a plume of marvelous, sud-like greatness. The flavor is akin to a light Guinness. Light complexion with a smooth, milky pour. Fantastically satisfying as a light, dessert style beer.

Draft. Pours clear gold with a thin white head. Aroma of hops, wheat, and barley. Light body with modest finish. Poor ale.

Can at the Winking Lizard Crosswoods location. Clear copper pour with a foamy off-white head. Creamy malt aroma with a crisp hop presence. Malty flavor with some apple and a bitter hop finish. Tastes a bit flat and watery like a lot of nitros do.

Creamy and yet a bit bitter. Easy to drink out of the can and on tap. Very thin, eatery and light. Not too much flavor.

On tap. Pours a rich gold with large creamy white head. Light sweet non-descript malty nose. Pretty bland malty, grainy flavour. Not much finish (this is a bitter?) and a little watery. Nicer to look at than to drink.