Boddingtons Draught Bitter (Can)

Brewed by Magor (InBev UK)
Style: Bitter
Caldicot, Wales

Serve in English pint

440 ml can. 3.5%. From England. Clear amber colour with thick white creamy head. Looks great when poured to pint. Weak caramel and malt aroma with notes of hops and maybe some fruits. And same goes with the flavour. Not so much hops in flavour. Very creamy but also watery. Not the best for my 500th rating. But at least decent. Could get another one in near future.

Can. Pours yellow with a creamy white head. The aroma is, well, nothing really. Very light malt and caramel. The flavour is malt, caramel and some hops. Light bitterness in the finish. It’s very bland and I wouldn’t go back for another one.

Can. Amber colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of malt, hops and some fruit. Creamy and watery.

Can at BBQ ... amber ... creamy whiote head ... sweet creamy metalic hop nose with a little vanilla ... ligth sweet and easy ... low malt and tiny grapefruit ... much as i wanted to hate it i couldnt .. it was blah but ok.

440ml can, 3.5% abv, shared on the train to Euston, London. Nitro, creamy head over a copper-like body. Very weak on aroma, some sweet malts. Sweet flavoured water with a few notes of roastiness and a very discreet bitter end. Nonoffensive, but has got very little to offer (05.05.2009).

Served ice cold at Old Trafford, Manchester. Hazy brown with llots of bubbles and artificial-looking head. Hardly any flavour, watery and uninteresting. I did not finish my glass of this!

Floral maltand light barnyard yeast aroma. A full yellow colour. Cream like header and easy flowing. Medium-strong bitter and a ssplash of sourness. Medium body, creamy a bit slick texture . bitter finish. The cream of manchester, here we go. But brewed in Luton... On tap and decently poured a pint for an afternoon.

Can in Knightsbridge (slumming, surely.) Golden body with pop-up head. Sweet and malty nose. Flavour a bit bitter. Creamy and smooth texture. Hoppy finish.