Boddingtons Pub Ale

Quickly becoming one of my "go to" beers- great creaminess & head. Grab one from the tap where available. The "pub can" offers a nice pour that holds up as well. Great if you like Guiness texture, but a lighter fare.

Easily available and goes down very smooth. Not aggressive, and reminds me of chocolate for some reason. Pours a dark golden with a healthy white head. Definitely a repeat purchase for me -- considering the availability and price, this is a great beer.

I found this ale to be very disappointing. Color was quite dull, average head. Taste was biting at first with a finish that was far less that appealing. All in all, not an ale that I could recommend.

From the pub can--Poured a light golden copper hue with a large white head and lush lacing. Slightly metallic hoppy flavor. Light, creamy mouth feel. Finished smooth and very mildly spicy. Nice session beer.

Pours a clear golden/copper color. Lightly carbonated with a nice head and descent lacing. Definitely has a slightly bitter taste to it, but rather clean. Malty/nutty aroma. Not bad...

For what it is, I think its fantastic, and a pleasure to drink. A fantastic session ale, and easy to get people who aren’t usually beer people to enjoy.

Pours a creamy top nice malty and hop aroma. darkish ale like most British.A creamy taste,beautiful bitter and nutty like flavour one to really enjoy.Leaves a tingle on the tongue that is apricot or lime like.

Warm golden amber with a creamy head. The aroma is pretty neutral, but it has hints of caramel and some light fruits. The flavour has notes of mild fruit, caramel and citrus. The finish is a bit too heavy on the grapefruit, otherwise an inoffensive beer. 1831