Boddington's Draught Bitter

Pros: Refreshing, a good thirst quencher
Cons: Perhaps a little bland

Boddingtons has been around for more than 200 years, and is well known for its creamy head and smooth body. It is now sold in over 30 countries worldwide, and can be drunk on tap in places as far afield as New Zealand and Hong Kong.
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Pros: Good reproduction of draught flow in a can. Decent and easy drinking.
Cons: Unchallenging flavor, needs more bitterness. USA drinkers will be disappointed by lack of carbonation.

For many years in England, thanks to the company’s marketing, Boddington’s has become well known as the cream of Manchester. This is great news for me as a Leeds United fan, as the local Leeds brew Tetley’s is much better. It’s also great news when you...

Pros: Great balance of malt and hops in a easy-to-drink brew
Cons: Can vary in quality depending upon how it is kept.

Boddingtons draft beer is particularly nice at pubs within 20 miles or so of the Strangeways brewery in Manchester. Not all pubs keep their beer well, so the quality varies. I've also found that draft Boddingtons doesn't always travel well; it can be...

Pros: Nitro-tap creaminess; subtle flavor and great drinkability.
Cons: Bouquet disappears quickly.

When you're plying darts, it really doesn't get any better than this. Boddington's Draught Bitter is not only a fabulous drinking beer, but it is very close to style, and a great first "good beer" for your Coors Light drinking friends. If...

Pros: Creamy, highly individual taste
Cons: Uninitiated may panic at the pouring mechanism

Not long ago, this bright yellow tin appeared in the liquour stores, featuring a bumble bee on the label and indicating that the beer inside was made at the Strangeways brewery. How could you resist buying it?
It turned out to be a great find....