Boddingtons Pub Ale

Had this on Nitro Draught at The Hop Yard in San Ramon. Has a very fruity smell and flavor. Comes out very creamy with the nitro - and tastes almost lager-like.

Draught. Pours a clear dark golden color with a longlasting creamy head. Fruity and sligtly floral hoppy aroma. Smooth fruity malty flavor with some hints of honey and hops. Fruity malty honey finish.

Iliked this one. But you know.... I love beer in nitro cans. Just lke out of the tap. Dark golden color, great head, nice brussels lace. Hoppy and a little citrusy. Just the way I like it.

(Canned) Pours deep golden to light amber. The aroma is of light cookie/honey like malt, floral/grass like hops and some mild fruitiness of apricot/apple/pear. Tiny hints of butterscotch. The flavour is of sweet malt like cookies and honey, grassy/honey malt and some subtle fruitiness. Tiny dry, light bitter, light sweet and light astringent. The mouthfeel is watery and soft yet a bit hard. Light bodied. This is a typical boring type of beer.

La cannette présente un look attrayant et je m’attendais à quelque chose de particulier et meilleur. La texture de la boisson est crémeuse, ce qui est très agréable en bouche, mais le goût des céréales est un peu trop présent. Goûteuse mais pas pour moi.

only had in the can...would lilke to try on tap. not what i was expecting at all...pretty boring ale.

Pours a translucent golden amber with a creamy white head. Aroma of some citrus, cereal grains and overall a bit light but pleasing aroma. Flavor of some hops, light citrus, cereal notes, pretzels smooth and creamy.

Poured from a 16oz nitro-can and served in an English pint glass. This beer poured a clear golden with a lasting creamy head of off-white foam. A decent amount of spotty, spider-web lacing was left around the glass. The aroma of the beer was made up of mildly sweet malts and was a bit flat. The flavor was similar with a light malt sweetness breaking through the abundance of water. The mouthfeel was creamy and light-bodied with a heavy dose of nitro. Drinkable, but not worth seeking out.