Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Pint can. They started selling this at the bar on campus. Very watery and lacking texture. A little disappointing. on the other hand, its pretty smooth.

16oz Nitro can from a local grocery store. Pours a translucent golden-amber with a respectivle inch or more of off-white head. Biscuit malts show through in the aroma with very little else I can notice. Biscuity and somewhat roasty malts along with a good dose of English hops characterize the flavor initially, but give way to a fairly clean finish. Thick (no doubt due to the nitro), yet oddly aqueous in the mouthfeel with few to no bubbles - almost flat. An easy drinker for sure, but by no means as complex or flavorful as its counterparts in the style. Not much going on here. Not that impressed with this one overall, though at 5.99$ per 4-pack, it’s at least cheaper than a lot of its competition.

Pours with a nice head, but too much of a wattery texture for me. This beer could have been much stronger. I wasn’t very impressed overall.

Pours a clear golden color with a creamy white head about the same consistency (but not color) as the head on a Guinness. Pretty good bitter taste, wish it was a bit stronger. 1 pint can.

From a can, frothy pour that dissipated quickly and left a rich white 3/4in head. Aroma is unremarkable. Beer is very smooth, none of that "zing" carbonated beer usually has...not too impressed...

Nitro can poured into pint glass. Cloudy, copper colour with a thick, white head and medium lacing. Flavour was very creamy with underlying bitterness. Pleasant.

nitro pours light copper with a long lasting off white head that remains until the last sip. medium bodied with a super creamy mouth feel from the nitro. metallic pale malt aroma with some lemon. flavor’s the same with some honey and a mildly bitter dry finish. some floral citrus lingers in the aftertaste.

Explosive head that quickly diminishes into clear copper beer. Pleasantly fresh hop aroma with the expected bitterness in the finish. Lacks a any other discernible flavor but has a nice mouth feel.