Bud Light Lime

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Fruit Beer
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Clear bottle 330 ml
Appearance: Highly carbonated, soda like ginger ale like look. After initial pouring stage absolute zero head shown.
Nose: Aroma of dusty cardboard, malt with aromatic lime like nose. Sugary like top.3+
Flavor/Palate : Strange off sharp flavor, chemical like with soda like aftertaste. Its” 100 % natural lime flavor” is too frontal for such shallowness. Over carbonated. Poor even if you compare to other mass produced flavored brews.

Bottle 35,5 cl. Clear yellow with a small white head. Fresh lime aroma. Thin and watery with dry freh lime notes. Finishes dry but without bitterness. Quite refreshing actually. 060709

Very weak lime aroma.Appearance was yellow with a quickly disappearing head. Basic light beer flavor, palate was clean. It was a decent attempt at an artificially lime flavored beer, but that is it.

Can we all please stop pretending to be surprised the lime is fake? Nothing lime-flavoured tastes real except real limes, same goes for aroma. What we have here is the most convincing-to-date beer with lime flavour in it. Issue #1 is, it’s not real lime. #2, it’s Bud Light. #3, where are you that you can’t order your favourite beer and have the bartender give you a lime wedge?

Wow. A thrill ride of disappointment. Disappointed that it was my money that purchased this just to find out how brutal it should be. The smell was no more than this: boiled eggs and a lime that equals those flat but thick fake segmented lime jelly candies that are individually wrapped that our Grandmas all stock - especially for Christmas. The taste was pretty much no more than weak crappy beer that gets a homely girl make over by smashing her face with a key lime pie. Of course this is totally drinkable. Just showed up in my market and I expect this to soon be in every hand at every bar that you can find a circle of girls dancing together, purses on the floor beside them, uninterested but checking to see if anyone is watching, looking oh-so sexy with that half full bottle in their fat fists.

12 oz. bottle. The lime flavor actually helps when you’re tired of lousy light lager. Beats the hell out of the awful Miller Chill, but still nothing special- just a cheaper way to get the Corona-and-lime effect.

Just the right amount of lime added to a weak lager. Lemony palate. It tastes good but not special. It’s a refreshing change of pace from big heavy beers.

12 oz bottle at the Leprechaun Inn: tick time. Pours a bronze color with a medium white head. A large lime sits atop my glass, no needless to say the aroma was lime and some skunky and dirty malts. The flavor was sweet, some lime and lots of adjuncts. Not horrible.