Budweiser American Ale

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

This poured a darker amber color with an off white head. Aroma was toasted malts, and slight hint of bittering and aroma hops. Flavor was was very smooth, some light caramel, pale malts, and just enough cascade hops to make this somewhat balanced. Not great but much better than I was expecting.

Dark amber color; Light to medium creamy body; Aroma of malt and light spice; Flavor of malt & some caramel, with a light crisp hop finish; Overall, a decent effort from AB - about average for me.

12oz bottle. Pours orange-amber, clear with medium long-lasting off-white head that leaves some lace. The aroma has some bready malts, some caramel, light fruitiness, and subtle grassy hops. The flavor is malty - actual malts, not adjunct - with some toffee and light caramel notes. There is actually a light hop flavor, too (in a beer labeled Budweiser?!). The finish is somewhat dry and balanced - malty with soft grassy hops with just a touch of citrus. The body is medium in fullness. The brew has a brisk high level of carbonation - but not too much (unlike most bottled AB lagers). Overall - *much* better than expected. It is actually a pretty decent session beer. It actually has flavor - and the flavor it has is actually not bad.

i am not lying at all....i through up on one nice sip. i am not B.S...., but i really did. the flavors did not do justice, the appearance was off, and the smells were definatley from a macro. not a good job, and do yourself a favor and not poisen yourself drinking this stuff.

I got to taste this fresh at the brewery in which it was made along with a lot of other samples, and this was the best of the group. Amber with white head. Fruity esters, toast, and bread body. Some herb and pine hops at a level more than I expected. Not any bitterness in the finish. Quite drinkable and flavorful that is hard to achieve on the scale that they do.

Pours amber color with off white head. Malty aroma with some grassy hops. Flavor is mildly sweet caramel malts with a touch of bitter hops and some soapiness. Light to medium body with average carbonation. Not great, but better than I was expecting.

Tasting at local Budverage Center, appropriately in plastic cup served by Bud Bimbos. At first I told them no thanks, but then I realized I can use the ratings without actually paying for them, and I can tell them what I think of the fine products. Copper with ring. Gum, caramel and glue aroma. Very mild toasted caramel watery brown sugar with a tease of hop finish. An ale only a Bud drinker could love.

Bottle in Stockholm at Beer and Whisky Festival. Miles better than regular Bud, but nothing special. Pours amber with white head. Has decent caramel notes and some citrus.