Boddingtons Pub Ale

Pour was a caramel gold with a 1 finger off white head. Aroma of malt and syrup with some hops in there also. Taste was caramel and malt in the front with a light thick texture and hops bitterness in the aftertaste. I’ve had this a million times and after rating understand how average it is.

Pours gold, nice creamy head. Not too strong, fairly bitter. Not bad for the style.

Can. Pours out with a big white head and gold cold. The co2 canister in the can gives it the nice cascading effect. Not much of an aroma. Smooth and creamy taste with a little bit of hops. A bit too creamy for my taste, but one of the better ones in this style.

4 oz sample at Firewaters, AC. Clear light amber with a creamy white head. Aroma was basically nothing. Maybe a touch of grain but otherwise seemed like the nitro and pasteurization did at least the aroma in. Taste was creamy, sweet light colored malts. Lingering grainy character in the finish. Too sweet for my tastes with not enough hops to balance this one out. A big step up from domestic lagers but still not too enjoyable for me.

Pours a golden amber color with a creamy white head. Not much aroma to speak of. A bit lacking in flavor as well. It’s bitter light and not especially strong.

Huge white head. More bitterness than I expected. Dark yellow color. Little aroma. Medium body.

On tap. Fantastic white creamy head that mostly lasted and left great lace. Would have been perfect but the clear dark yellow body put me off. Aroma was no where, maybe a little pear. Flavor was bland and finished bitter. Palate was creamy and light/med body. Didn’t like this beer except for the head and the palate was OK. Nothing special from this macro.

Beautiful creamy head with a perfectly golden body, kind of like a blonde on the beach in California... Hey thats me...