Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

On tap at the Hopyard on Nitro, pours medium gold with a velvet smooth head that lingers. The nose and the flavor are a bit sweet, but overall bland.

Tap. This is another one of those common beers that I’ve drank forever but somehow neglected to rate. Off-white head, pale-amber appearance. Faint vanilla-banana in the aroma and flavor, crisp and drinkable. Yup...

when the glass came out, the beer looked beautiful..nice color, huge foamy head. then i tasted it, and there wasnt much there at all....not a bad flavor, just very little of it!

Great looking beer but somewhat deceptive. Has a nice sized head and decent color but the floral taste is what made me throw it up at 745am in a cab in chicago.

This is an accessible ale available almost everywhere. The widget gives a distinctive creamy nitrogenous head above a pleasant pale colour. Hop presence is minimal as is real body, but still this Boddy is not a bad beer.

Creamy and impenetrable foam. Much compact and long-lasting one. Orange, limpid and clearly firm color. Lean scents and nearly absent. Little determined and inconsistent. Nearly slight dilution. Light and drinkable without particular notes. To forget.

A very unassuming beer. Creamy nitro texture. Really no character at all. It’s just sort of there.

Pour is golden with a nice white head, actually not that bad looking. Aroma is pissy and lightly malty. Flavor of very light nutty malt and creamy. Drinkable, but far from good.