Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Keg (Angleterre)
Light malty milky aroma. Big estery retronasal presence. Quite apple-like. Metallic hops, and surprisingly drinkable for something I had a long-standing prejudice against.

Can. Poured yellow and quite watery with lasting head. Light, thin, and kind of watery. Oddly, there isn’t much of a smell to this beer. You have to really strain to find the flavor except to notice how creamy it is, some taste of honey and surgar. Finally tried it, after seeing it in many places. It’s worth a try, but is not something I’d return to often.

Horrifying. Want more characters? It was utterly disgusting, I didn’t like it. Bitter as can possibly be with no redeeming flavors or complexities.

Poured from a bottle. Had a wonderful amber color with a delightful aroma. I was very disappointed with the lack of flavor. Not something i would drink again.

Brewed in England !! Pours a hazy yellow color with a super creamy white head. The aroma is of floral hops, toffee, and malts. Taste of warm bread, with a hint of honey. Mouthfeel is very smooth and refreshing.... Not bad, But i still like Guinness better.

This is a pub can that was poured, Pours a nice amber color with a full head. there are not a whole lot of aromas. the taste is not much either, its smooth, with kind of a grassy flavor. this is an OK brew

I personally love this one. Ive had both the can and tap. full head. creamy. and goes down well. i would recommend. Many places have it on tap.

Getting my notebook online. Pub Can. Pours a rish amber w/ a full head. Not a whole lot of aromas. Taste not very complex but very smooth and refreshing. A good session beer, relaxing and tasty!