Boddingtons Pub Ale

Golden amber with creamy white head. Mild biscuit and citrus aromas. Biscuit, mild citrus, and mild hop flavours. Smooth and watery.

Can - Lasting head on a slightly orange, golden body. Smooth taste, pretty basic, mainly malt , inoffensive, slight bitterness, easily drinkable.

Poured from the tap into a pint glass. The color is a clear straw-yellow with a godd size foamy white head. No lacing. The smell is bitter with some slight hop flavor and a bit tea leaf, and a buttery mix as well. The taste is a earthy, a bit smooth and has abuttery malt feel as well as a slight bitterness to it as well. This beer was light bodies but crisp and a creamy smooth. A pretty easy drinking english bitter.

From a can with a widget - Pours a golden amber colour with a sweet smelling aroma and a nice two-inch creamy head. It tastes very malty (though not overly bitter) with a hint of sweetness. The hops are fairly minimal. It has a moderate mouthfeel, neither very thick nor very watery. Very good ale, I’ll definitely buy it again.

Decent flavor. Nice looking pour. Smell of malts, creamy texture. Just not as flavorful as I hoped.

A nice taste but not amazing. It leaves you satisfied but lacking an amount of complex flavors from start to finish. I’m also not a huge fan of nitro-can beers.

Nitro can. I love the way this beer pours with the creamy head gradually collecting at the top. Aroma is malty, a bit of grapefruit just a touch. The mouthfeel is deliciously creamy. The real downer in this beer is the lack of taste, some bitter malts is all pretty watery.

I love this beer. It does for me what other beers from the UK don’t... I’m just a happy man drinking this ale.