Boddingtons Pub Ale

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

RERATE 11/08/03: Golden body, white nitro head, nose is Kent Goldings and honeyed sweetness, along with a hint of Scotch whisky at times (?!). Body is flat, starts sweet with bitter middle and finish. Some soapiness, thin, watery, bland. I originally gave this a 3 for palate? Ugh!

Canned. This was a boring beer. Really didn't tast like anything. No even the British bitter tatse.

Creamy, and has a light flavor. Very smooth drinking. Although, I can’t imagine what the other version tastes like if this is the "stronger version." Decent.

On tap at the Chapter House, Ithaca. Where is the aroma? There is only one other person in this smoke-free bar. Clear golden color. Touch of hoppiness with pleasant malt. Very creamy. Decent swiller.

Light amber, smooth, creamy, simple, malty, slight hops, very little nutty, very slight fruit.

500 ml can. Finland. Clear reddish golden colour with creamy white head. Sweet soda and caramel aroma. Bitterish hoppy and malty flavour. Smooth. Light and weakish flavour.

Creamy head, yellow in color. A good quaff of a beer. Some spicing and lots of light malts which are nice. Overall, however, very tame and low aroma/flavor, even on draught.

Does that wonderful bubbling thing that Guiness does. Aroma is like pure clean malt. Color is foamy golden, then settles down to clear. Flavor is like a strong american lager, but good, but not so good, capiche? The small thick foam head does not lace the glass as you draw down.