Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Smells like an ash tray. There’s really no taste. Lame nitrogen widget gives it too much head and gives it that awful Guinness Draught feel.

pint can. poured a bronze-amber, with a white head. Not much of an aroma. A hint of bread in the flavour. creamy.

It poured a clear dark golden liquid with a small creamy head. The liquid was very white and bubbly at first before it settled. It left a very thick and creamy lacing on the side of the glass. It had a weak scent of caramell, bread and a hint of grassy hops. It felt nice in my mouth, thich creamy, smooth and easy to drink. However it was also quite bland and watery with very little taste, just a hint of bread and a weird alcoholic finish.

From the tap poured a hazy golden color with a thick rich head. Nice mild bitter flavor with a quick finish.

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.