Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

Pours clear amber with 1 finger flawless nitro head, awesome retention. Aroma is nitrogen and caramel, some spicy hops in the background. Taste is creamy caramel, honey, malt grain, woody hops. Body is medium, thin, smooth nitro carbonation, refreshing dry finish. Overall, pretty tasty but not anything I would go out of my way for. Really easy to drink like Guinness and super-sessionable.

Creamy and smooth. More of a malt beer. No hop flavors to speak of. Good beer.

Can @ Old Chicagos Old Town Foco. Somewhat hazy, golden appearance with a big, fluffy, white head. Sweet, creamy, pale malty, slightly fruity nose. Light bodied, very easy drinking, sweet, mildly fruity, creamy pale malty flavor with a bit of earthy, mild hops. Very easy drinking beer but also pretty boring.

2/5 i mörkhet. Söt humlig i doften. Krämigt humlig i smaken, lite vattning. Lätt besk eftersmak.

UPDATED: AUG 10, 2011 Thick and creamy, this is what full bodied cream ales aim to be. Typical of cream ale there is not much discernable hops, malts or barley- no fruit tones.

Can. An alright beer. A touch of bitterness, not really a complex flavour, but drinkable,

Dark yellow with a good frothy head. Very smooth with cereal tastes but not a lot of hops going on. A good middle of the road brew.

From a Nitro Can- Pours a clear deep golden color with a good creamy head and lots of lacing. Mild aroma of grain and some malt. Not a lot going on here. Flavor is also quite mild. Some grain with some sweetness and a bit of biscuit. Has a dry finish. Light body, smooth and creamy. Beer is quite tame even for an English Bitter. Nice for a change.