Bud Light Lime

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

Bomber. Smells of lime, cheap adjunct grains. Reminds me of a trip to Mexico I took when I was 19. Looks terrible--no head, no lacing--looks flat. Tastes like swill with lime and salt added. Low carbonation. Finishes sweet, a little salty.

Imagine drinking 7up with alcohol, except you can’t tell there’s alcohol in it... and there’s a slight bitter touch of skunk at some point. If I could award this beer negative ratings I would. I couldn’t finish half a bottle! Maybe pop/soda-lovers would find some enjoyment in this horrendous creation. Without a shadow of a doubt this is one of the worst drinks I’ve ever tried... (and that’s including all drinks - even non-alcoholic ones).

Very refreshing beer. I love this beer in the summer. I like the sour bitterness. Great beer to drink at the pool.

Rating more for the obligitory rating and to announce my displeasure at this beverage. Drunk right from a 12 oz bottle. Aroma is corn, touches of fake lime/citrus juice. Flavor is pale, bland beer, over carbonated, touchs of fake lime flavor, pretty unappealing. A cheap attempt to take Corona’s market share with an even worse offering.

24 oz. can- Pours pale yellow with no head, aroma is obviously of lime. The flavor although to begin with was refreshing, became bland and flat half way through.

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear piss yellow with a fizzy white head. Aroma is light. Fake limes, the kind that you would smell from the squeeze bottle that looks like a lime, and some light and corny seltzer. Flavor is the same. That fake lime flavor mixing with dry and stale hops and malts. Bad followup. Not good.

The only score this got was for the lime smell and the taste but barely one... very atificial and come on... this is horrible. Not really a beer, beer cooler maybe?

Ridiculous. It’s not even good lime flavor ... it’s like that nasty sweet stuff that comes in the giant plastic squeezy lime thing. This is beer made for people who don’t like beer. (#3736, 11/14/2009)