Bud Light Golden Wheat

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Wheat Ale
St. Louis, Missouri USA

A hazy golden pour with medium golden head. It has a citrus and wheat aroma that matches the sweet taste. The body is light and lively with a thin texture and clean finish.

Not a terrible beer but not spectacular either. I could see drinking these very cold on a hot summer day and they would be refreshing.

Light, slightly sweet, a tiny bit of citrus, some wheat and yeast. Not bad, but nothing fantastic.

Pours light golden and slightly hazy with a fully receding off-white head. Notes of light malt, wheat, citrus, co2. Thin bodied with moderate fizzy carbonation.

Bottle. Very light orange and coriander aroma. Hazy orange-yellow color with minimal head. Wheat malt flavor with very slight orange and coriander. More flavor than most AB products - may be useful as a gateway beer.

On tap at Qwest. Consumed while the Seahawks shit the bed playing the Bucs. Nose of faint wheat, orange, and corriander. Also hints of Bud Light. Pours hazy yellow with a short lived fizzy head. The flavor is light and somewhat unobtrusive with notes of corriander and orange, light wheat, and a little Bud Light taste. Super light. Not as bad as I thought it would be, seriously a decent AB product that I will drink again next Hawks shit fest.

Bottled.. and what a beer for the nightcap! Poured clear, medium orange with a tight-bubbled, well-calculated cap of white head. The aroma picked up orange peel and vanilla over a weak pale malty base.. non-offensive. The flavor found about the same stuff.. dry, scratchy pale malts and assertive carbonation at the core with tart orange peel and wheaty notes around.. short finish picked up a little honey. Light-bodied and watery at times on the palate.. sharp at times.. about what I expected

Draught at Old Juan’s in Oceano. The best draught option, over bud light and coors light. That’s just sad. Well, it was a new beer that pormised to at least be a little interesting. Big light meets witbier? I guess that’s what they were going for, but the bud light part wins out in the end. Dull hazy gold in color with a quickly dying white head. The aroma shows the advertised orange peel, along with some sweet grain, and an impossibly small hint of spice. The flavor has a little orange and wheat before a short and watery finish devoid of any beer character. Lightly sweet, no bitterness, and a mostly clean profile that tastes more like a lager. Light bodied and a little spritzy. Better than regular bud light, and has much more flavor overall, though I don’t know If I could take more than a couple of these, which I can always to with the regular stuff due to its clean, watery nature.