Budweiser Select

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

Tastes like every other macro lager. I’m not sure what makes this select, besides maybe it wasn’t tossed around baked in the sun after it was bottled. To advertise that it’s low in calories and carbohydrates proves that the flavor is a direct product of the cheap/ minimal ingredients. Don’t get me wrong, I love low calorie items, but it’s not why I drink beer.

Very clear gold with a fizzy white head. Aroma is very light, almost non existant. Flavor is similar with trace rice, corn, barley and drying hops. So faint, this is like seltzer water with barley. Drank six 16 oz. aluminum bottles of this at the Hard Rock Casino Pool in Las Vegas, NV.

7/1/08 From the bottle. Aroma is a blend of sour pils malt and light metallic noble hops, simple and not too inviting. Appearance is clear yellow with a medium maintained white head. Flavor is very simple and similar to aroma, with low sweetness and moderate bittering. Mouthfeel is low bodied with a strong carb texture. Overall, this is just not sweet enough, and also needs more complexity.

a typical american brew with alot of water added. way too overpriced. split an 18 pack with my cousin and didnt feel a thing. just a beer that you can drink all day. if your worried about carbs go with natural. a girly beer.

Eh, sometimes it amazes me how these big macro breweries can get away with basically rebottling the same beer in different bottles and selling it as something different. This beer is almost indistinguishable from bud light. Tastes maybe a little better. Anyways it isnt worth your time or money so dont waste either on this beer.

I hate this one too. I made a vow with myself to not have anymre AB made beers.

As with most Budweiser products other than Bud Light the can/bottle is awesome. I hate paying for Super Bowl commercials when I purchase beer but I think Bud Select is OK. Extra-weak, extra-pale lager, has more taste than Keystone Light but maybe a little less than Mich Ultra. I don’t mind drinking this stuff, especially when there are more than 6 beers planned for the evening. I don’t think there are any hops at all used in the brewing process here. Better than PBR Light. Big effing deal.

on tap, yelllow color and small faint head, this tasted much like a standard Bud but has better finish to it and a little more crisp