Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

This stuff tastes like old, stale, honey. I’d rather have a nice chilled mead. Don’t put me through the torture.

its light, its watery, its barely above an american macro. Any place that serves this will be serving something better.

une bonne bière crémeuse, bue en canette

Easiest drinking beer. Goes down like a velvety milkshake. My go-to beer in any pub.

Look out for the big rush of air and bubbles from the nitro can and have your pint glass ready. This beer pours with a thick and foamy head. Wonderful active bubbles slowly float to the top to form a thick white head. This creamy white head sits on top of a golden amber body with tons of tiny slow rising bubbles. The aroma is floral with some malty notes. The flavor is creamy, sweet and smooth. It has a very light malt character with a watery middle and some bitter hops in the finish. Overall it’s a very interesting beer with smooth light flavors.

Can pours a clear gold with a creamy white head. Faint sweet malt aroma. Flavor is light, sweet, creamy, with malt and some bitterness. Very smooth and creamy.

Very nice, thick head. A bit of a weaker palate than I was expecting, but a very good taste overall.

thick, creamy head; deep golden in color; honey, nutty aroma, but with a bitter, watery taste