Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

another nitro can. Wow, i found this to be bitter, but not in a pleasant kind of way. its was way too foamy, and i had to wait until the foam died down, cause it was making everything taste of metal. Blech.

In the widget can from the Dubliner Bar. Cascading waves of foam yield to a clear deeply golden beer with a creamy off-white head. Super incredible lacing remains on the sides of the glass. Very low carbonation. A smooth drinking beer that tastes of honey and malt. Very low levels of bittering hops. Slightly biscuity, with buttery esters emerging at mid palate. This is an interesting beer, but I don’t need to ever drink it again.

Bonne odeur, belle broue, Première gorgée goûtent beaucoup, mais se terminent rapidement.

From can: i had this once, not much flavor, very light body and creamy mouthfill, kind of metalic flavor, weak malt notes, very easy to drink, can be refreshing although it’s a bland beer.

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