Boddingtons Pub Ale

Creamy, medium to light body in my opinion. Earthy grass hop flavor. Great lacing that hang around forever. Amber rust-gold color with thick white head. It’s a beer I’ve certainly had before, and will drink again. It’s not the finest or most interesting beer, but is very satisfying, particularly with food.

Light flowery bouquet forma gold body with a huge nitrogen head. Not much to the flavor however, crisp light hop bitterness and light earthy hop flavor with a touch of honey on the end. Medium to heavy mouth feel thanks to the low real ale style carbonation.

This was bad. I don’t know if it is my American taste buds, but there was no redeeming quality about this beer other than it looked like it should be good. It wasn’t. Flat, tasteless and lifeless.

I opened my first can of this stuff at the same time I opened a bud for the wife. I took one sip and tried to get her to swap beers. She took a sip and said it tasted like water. I took a sip of her Bud to confirm that it really was less flavorful than the Bud! The mouth feel is nil. Pathetic - unfortunate cuz I would like to find a decent beer in a can.

First thing I noticed about this beer was the ridiculous head and lacing it left on the glass, I wasn’t expecting it. Dark goldish color, looks kind of gross actually. Not much carbonation, consistency reminded me of a stout, but not nearly as heavy or malty as Guinness, for example. Slightly bitter flavor. Serve very cold. I would have this beer again.

Pint can with a widget. Bitter my ass. Creamy. Medium bodied. Minimal carbonation. Grainy aroma with a hint of sweet malt and grassy hops. Light toasted malt. Herbal hops. Finishes dry.

Wow what an awesome head it was. Smooth as hell. Great lacing. Wonder why such low ratings. Would buy again

On tap at Derrick Tavern. Pours a light amber color with a rather large creamy head. The aroma is very malty with caramel and honey. Good lacing on the glass. The taste is caramel with a bitter dry finish. I enjoyed this one.