Boddingtons Pub Ale

Kind of like a light guiness. Its thick and creamy but with little flavor. Its worth trying, but its not gonna blow you away.

Draft: Citrus aroma. Amber pour, frothy head, and delightful cascading carbonation. Flavor is lemon, lemon peel, and a touch of vanilla. Ordinary hop finish. A tad thin.

Pours a color somewhere between straw and golden/amber with a hint of orange, with a thick creamy off-white head. Aroma is faintly of bitter hops, and pretty much nothing else. It isn’t very strong smelling, although that might change after the head dissipates a bit. Flavor is a little bit watery, with some faint sweet malts and a little bit of hops. Very well balanced though. Quite nice. Very low carbonation, and a little bit watery mouthfeel.

A real easy drinking creamy nitro infused pale ale. A good lunch time beer and puts me in a very relaxed mood everytime I drink this. My father-in-law’s favorite!

I had this beer while at the bar the other night. I was other shibby when I drank it so I don’t remember specifics. However, I enjoyed it but it didn’t blow me away.

Clear golden body with about an inch sinced creamy off-white head with nice lacing. Aromas of caramelised malts, caramel and a faint smell of creamy eggnog. Very lightly carbonated, medium bodied for a 4.7 % ale. Smooth creamy mouthfeel... definitely refreshing and better when drank cold. Taste feels slightly watered down.

Yummy....smooth, a hint of honey and cookies in the aroma, followed by a smooth, pale malty taste, with just a touch of sweetness on the tongue. Nice creamy head. On tap in several Irish bars, also in the widget can. A nice alternative to the heavy IPAs or Stouts, if you’re not in the mood for it.

Real smooth beer. Real easy to drink. It is a social beer that goes great for any occasion. It taste best when served in a cold glass pint. This beer confirms the fact that the pubs in England are the best in the world because of the beer they serve. The people are great too.