Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

On tap at the Sanctuary. A quite light and grassy aroma, that it. However, a beautiful gradient of cloud cream head merging steadily into a translucent golden at the bottom. Basic and watery, some light grass and pale malt and slightly metallic bitter linger that i actually kind of enjoyed. Although artificially carbonated, this beer does look pretty sweet although the rest of it leaves a little to be desired.

On tap at Fado in Seattle. Normally not a fan of nitro beers but it suits this one well. Nice and easy to drink and would probably start drinking this more regularly if I hung out in more English/Irish bars.

Can. Pours creamy yellow color with tons of head. Some hop flavor but overall taste is not very good. I’m wondering if my can was skunked. Would not buy again.

Pint Can. Pours a pale yellow color with a three finger white head. However, the air flow thing in the can helps make that head. Not much taste at first, finishes a bit hoppy. Very creamy and low carbonation. Very smooth on the palate.

Tap at Baileys in Knoxville. Hazy yellow, creamy white nitro head. Nitro in the aroma, steely pale malt. Taste is foamy, light bitter, and pale malt.

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Can. Light amber pale colour with small floaties. Sweet caramel malty aroma. The flavour has a mild sweetness with some grains and malt. Bit fruity malty finish. Thanks Pinball.

Can, 4.7%. Very weak fruit aroma. Clear bright amber colour. Very small white head. Low carbonation. Weak flavour, a little fruit, a little grainy bitterness.