Boddingtons Pub Ale

Draught. The first time I had this I hated it. I recently revisited. Pours very creamy, and I can’t help but think of honey. Aroma is nil. Flavor is basically blink-and-you’ll-miss-it, but there is a bit of inoffensive malts and graininess. The mouthfeel is the show here I suppose. Very creamy and filling.

Very Thick head that last to the end creamy texture with a mild grain flavor Can drink again

16 oz. can, drank in a Manhattan bar in the first floor of my hotel. Amber color with a nitro head. Slightly grainy aroma. Not much flavor and definitely not a bitter. There was no bitterness! Creamy palate, easy to drink, just not something I’ll seek out again.

had on draft at dark horse pub in Philly. it seemed fitting to try it. it took a bit of time for this beer to finally settle into the glass. a think creamy gold color with a massive head on it. it looked amazing but the taste didnt fallow up like i would have hoped. nothing special really a sweetness with a alot of malt to it. not very bitter

pours thick, has a thick head, looks great, smells great, its like a seethrough guiness. one of the better things ive gotten on tap around here.

500 ml can. Dark golden color, moderate, creamy head. Sweet and thin - where is the bitterness?

Can - Hadn’t had one in awhile, but the morons at one of my local bars decided to take Hopdevil off tap. Lighter pour with a slight malty aroma. Flavor is grainy and plainy. OK in a pinch, but I would rather be in a London pub with a Cask-poured bitter.

16oz. can. pops and foams up through the mouth of the can after opening this widget containing can. i love to watch these english beers pour as they cascade and settle into the glass. attractive slightly dark golden color with a thick frosting like head forming on top. slightly sweet malty and grainy aroma with a little hay in the back. smooth and creamy entry with a light almost citric fruity middle and a nice bittered finish. simple and easy to enjoy.