Boddingtons Pub Ale (Can)

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

Serve in English pint

This beer is way too creamy. It has a very thick head. That is normally a good sign right? It is golden in appearance. It welcomes you, but then disappoints. The aroma is thin. The taste is thin. I hated this beer.

It poured a golden color with a white head. The aroma was weak but has hints of vanilla and cereal. It is not a very strong flavor, but starts with the aroma - vanilla and cereal - and continues into a modest finish. A decent beer on a hot summer afternoon.

Boddingtons is a smooth beer. A really think head, light on the hops, taste really creamy and good. You’ll enjoy.

pours golden with nice white head and beautiful cascade as with most nitros. not much on the aroma, taste is pretty watery but the mouthfeel is buttery and creamy, has a slight bitter finish, not very good.

The creamy texture is very nice but unfortunately there is not much taste to this. Bland and while a lot more drinkable than many beers produced in large volume it still has that macro taste. Take away the creaminess and this would be a lot less pleasant but the creaminess rescues it.

This is so very not my type of beer. It’s like a light-coloured version of guiness, with even less taste. Very watery, bit creamy. Do not like it.

creamy beer tastes real nice on the palate, bitter honey accent, real nice thick creamy head that almost makes the beer what it is. full bodied, nice well rounded taste. long finish for this beer.

Pours dark amber with a large, white, creamy head. Nose shows banana, caramel, butterscotch and faint resinous hops. Pretty nice, if a little faint. Very mellow flavours, some caramel and a little light fruit. Body feels a little watery. Very drinkable stuff though.