Budweiser American Ale

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

Bottle. Medium high creamy and lasting offr-white head. Clear dark brown body. Mild caramel malt aroma. Sweet caramel flavor with a lot of carbonation and a short sweet aftertaste.

Clear coppery brown body, thick, puffy buff head. Sweet caramely, toasty nose with modest grassy hops. Light nutty, toasty body with sweet caramel notes and a bitter hops finish. A pleasant sipper, but watered down.

Draught, #413 Amber pour with small head. Very light aroma and flavor. A bit cardboardy. Far from a good beer, but not too bad for a Bud.

Bottle. Pours orange/amber, with an off white head. Aroma is light, with malt, sugar, and hops. Flavor is hops, malt, and some fruit. Not a bad beer at all, just not anything special. For Bud though, a real standout.

Dark amber, bubbly orange tinted tan head. nose is crispy, malty, a little cardboard-like, with a spicy hop background. Pleasant enough. Somewhat thin Bodied but there is a somewhat nuetral malty hop interplay, slightly crispy and tangy...decent.

Bottle from Food Mart in Winters, CA. I was very surprised by this beer. Very malty beer with just a hint of a hop finish. If someone gave me this beer in a glass I would have never guessed what it was. The best beer from Anheuser-Busch I’ll ever taste.

Surely made for the masses but not all that bad. It has a mild aroma and a light watery taste but is light years ahead of the other slop they push.

Smells like every other Budweiser I’ve smelled, and it seems like it has potential. I’m glad I bought this in a mixed sixer because I don’t think I could drink anymore than one of these beers. I don’t like this beer, flavor seems weird. I had hopes for Budweiser since they were bought out by a Belgian company. Disappointment seems to be synonymous with Budweiser.