Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

Nice widget induced pour - not quite as dramatic as others though. Nice creamy, lacing white head. Smooth milky texture throughout. Nice bitter flavor that goes down smooth. Aroma - clean and fresh - no real discernibility to it. Overall a good standby - love the look of the can too.

Canned(500ml). -golden coloured with creamy head, malty aroma, bitter flavor, slighty bittersweet finish, quite good beer

Draught at James Joyce Pub in Durham, NC. Clear golden color with creamy white nitro head that laced the glass. Smells of grain, sprucy hops, and a bit of caramel. Moderate hop bitterness and sprucy hop flavor with caramel undertones. Caramel lingers in the aftertaste. Creamy texture that soothes the palate.

Draft @ Princess Pub in San Diego. Not bad not great, had it a bunch of times and certainly an intriguing beer.

Light brown color with white head. Aroma is malty with some sweetness. Bland start in flavor, sweet "aleish" flavor comes up with mild hoppy bitterness in the end, body is light to medium.

I agree with skortila about this beer. Beautiful thick body, creamy lasting head. Somewhat malty, bitter and a bit sweet. Creamy palate.

Well known in any British pub it fails to deliver. Just a run of the mill bitter. I do have to say that it looks nice however.

can. aroma is kinda fruity, cellary,, skunky. not like i remember the draft version clear yellow, white head. flavor is easy drinking session beery typically english, slight strange flavor (fruitysweet),