Average user rating - 3.800 out of 5.

 

llbishop (4) on May 18, 2008 wrote:

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THE BEST EUROPEAN BEER MADE....... 1ST TRIED IN TORONTO IN MID 90'S

 

stratus19rt (14) on August 13, 2007 wrote:

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Quite simply, I thought this beer tasted like water. I was unimpressed with it. While it wasn't bad, it had no flavor to me so I won't be drinking this one again.

 

donogh (1) on February 28, 2007 wrote:

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I first tasted Boddington's Ale in Scarborough.
If I were in Ireland on a cold and wet October weekend, I'd be digging into a Guinness, but Boddington's did the trick marvellously.
It looks great, with a nice head.
It tastes good, without any overwhelming hop taste.
It's very refreshing, as these things go.
More to the point, it's very drinkable, and I could keep drinking this down easy all weekend without a sign of a hangover.

 

thiamintrek (18) on July 10, 2006 wrote:

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In the U.S., Boddingtons in a pub draught can is about as close as you can get to jolly old England. Good stuff.

 

Billy Bob (8) on April 18, 2006 wrote:

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Especially on draft, Boddingtons smooth ale taste with the Guinness style head is a great pint!

 

Brandon.Bohling (3) on March 03, 2006 wrote:

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This is one of my top 5 beers. While the draught cans are decent nothing beats it fresh out of the tap (preferrably in the UK).

 

Hopper (5) on February 04, 2006 wrote:

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Great example of the Pub Ale style. Smooth as they come. Don't expect any bold malt or hop flavors. This is a session beer, and a dang good one. Low hop bitterness is present. Creamy malt texture. This beer makes me happy.

 

ike (26) on October 12, 2005 wrote:

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Boddington's is the perfect anytime beer, draught or draught cans poured into a pint. It's smooth, and easy to drink. The creamy head distinguish it as a great beer. Grab a spoon, if there is a desert beer, this is it.