Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

Pours bright yellow, medium head. Malty taste, just a minimal touch of hops. Extremely watery, lacks substantial flavor. Not a bad beer, but there’s not much to it at all.

Draft: Absolutely stunning appearance is a bright gold with lots of risiing molecules that form an inch of milky white creamy head. Rather mellow aroma is sweet and malty and the taste builds on that premis. A small amount of bitters. Thick and creamy; this would be a great summer (100*+) dessert beer. Still, enjoyable and refreshing.

500ml can from the LCBO A more detailed description will follow on a second tasting I have misplaced my comments for this beer

This beer looks like it’ll be absolutley incredible. Pour is creamy, bright gold that settles to a clear bright gold...nice thick white head. But then it (the beer) just falls apart. Aroma is almost nothingness, flavor is the same and the palate just is boring. My dad loves this beer and I can’t stand to drink it...

Draft. Light amber/golden body with a short, white head. Mild aroma that presents notes of grain and flowers. The flavor is lightly sweet and lightly bitter. the finish remains lightly bitter. Taste of raw grain. A bit of astringency. Light body with a watery texture. Very light carbonation.

lol bodds. Good bitter and bitter it sure is. Creamy, light. Fun to pour. Love it

Can. Copper, creamy pale head. Little gluey, toffee nose, mild dry fuits. Flavor is light rummy fruits, rusty malts, little alcohol even. Quite stuffy. Light to medium bodied, nitro can palate. Boring and bland.

Golden color with a frothy head. A one dimensional, vaguely bitter, metalic flavor with a creamy mouthfeel. This is only really good if you’re an anglophile, and as such there are still better alternatives in Fullers and Sam Smiths.