Worthingtons in general

I have always considered this to be a man's drink, whenever you go into the pub, it always seems to be men at the bar, "pint of cream flow or pint of worthy please duck", I remember my grandad used to drink it when I was a little girl and he would let me taste it, and i would turn my nose up because of the bitter taste and thats why they call it bitter at the end of the day. Howeverr, I have come to the decision that times change and the things people like change to, as with many things that you didn't like as a child, you grow to like as an adult, and when my other half came to mine with 8 cans of Cream Flow and ony got through 7 of those, I ...  Read the complete review

As there is no section for Worthington's Creamflow Draught Bitter I think this would be the best place to put a review of this product. Worthington's is brewed in Burton-On-Trent and has been since 1744. The product is described on the can as follows; savour the creamy smooth texture of Worthington's Creamflow, whose hoppy aromas and fruit undertones blend the balance of flavours which distinguishes this modern draught bitter. The beer can either be bought in 440ml (1.6 units alcohol) can or on draught from some pubs. You are recommended to serve the product chilled and the beer has a vol of 3.6%. The canned variety of the beer ...  Read the complete review