Budweiser

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

On tap at the Oar House London Ontario I have never understood the appeal of this beer to so many people tastes and looks like water

12 OZ bottle, pours a very weak head. Carbonation is lacking. The color is a light yellow. Taste and smell overpowered by the addition of rice to the brew. Easy to drink, I would never buy it, but I would drink it if someone offered it to me.

This beer is America ! This used to be 2nd to Old Style , but since their move from LaCrosse Bud is king for now..... The taste is classic mellow American beer... American beer drinkers are all on this light beer kick? I don’t get it? They either don’t wanna get drunk or fat... But the light beer drinkers remain fat and drink 2-3 times as much light beer?.

Can. Weak malt aroma and perhaps a hint of citrus. Clear light yellow colour with small white head. Practically no taste - watery. Rich carbonation.

Delicous beer fabulous notes of nothing tastes almost like fiji water with a hint of urine i really enjoyed this one

The Bud can I poured into a pint glass required a slow pour up the middle to release the excess gas. Once it dissipated it had almost no lacing or head retention, and was quite pale. Fermented rice dominates the aroma, but the malt and hop notes eventually came through. No off-flavors in my sample, but not much malt or hop flavor either. Those components balanced quite well. Some high-alcohol yeast artifacts emerged in the palate, suggesting that A-B dilutes a much stronger beer. Very little aftertaste other than a residual sweetness. I have to admire A-B’s considerable brewing skills, but of course the recipe hits the lowest common denominator.

Worst example of an American beer, taste like rotten hay and lawn clippings, smells even worse. Watery, fizzy mouth feel

hue is of yellow piss - tastes like hay, grass, and rotten citrus fruits. Yuck!