Bud Light

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Pale Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

12 fl oz bottle. Pours clear and pale yellow with a fully diminished white head. Aroma is mild citric and cornish. Dry cornish flavour, watery. Dry cornish finish. A slight bitterness too.

One of the better light beers, but still a light beer. The appearance is a really clear, light gold color with a minimal white head. Bland aroma of grain, corn, adjuncts; not much to pick up on. Its flavor is decent, not unenjoyable, just not much too it; some light bitterness. Very thin and watery on the palate with hardly any carbonation and a slight mouthfeel. A good beer for quick drinking, but not too much character.

This Pale Lager pours a straw gold color from a 12oz bottle. Small to medium sized head. The aroma is cereal and grain, some club soda. A light bodied pale lager. The malts are grainy and cereal, lots of rice. The hops are slightly spicy. Its not all the offensive, cause there is nothing there to be offensive about. For a light beer it’s sort of non-offensive. Is it better the club soda or ice water?, I guess so it has some alcohol in it. There is a really nasty Cornish, vegetative aftertaste though. Mouthfeel is thin. Finish is crisp. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.

Beer Pong. Need I say more. It’s an American Domestic. Tastes like water with beer flavor.

12oz- Had a watery corn taste that ran through me. Again a very average domestic brew that is basically used to wet your mouth

I would comment on this beer, but I think the 0 percentile speaks for itself.

Keg. Served at a wedding. Where the choices were two: Bud Light or Coors Light. How kind of them to offer the choice. Water, corny and grainy. Notes of cardboard. Maybe just a hint of hops in there somewhere? So easy to drink despite tasting terrible. Ah, memories of college.

Pours transparent yellow with white head. Typical macroswill aroma and corn, graiin flavor with carbonation. Watery and thin with no real hop presense. I was just desperate to rate something new. Among this level of "beer," I still prefer miller genuine draft light, but they are really all so similar...