Budweiser

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

12 oz bottle. Aroma of rice and blandness. Pours no head, no lacing. Pale gold in appearance. Tastes highly carbonated, somewhat sweet, extremely bland. Every time I’ve "sessioned" this beer in my younger days, it’s given me the nastiest headache. No other beer does this. Is it the formaldehyde (aka embalming fluid) they put in it as a preservative? Saying that this is the "king of beers" is like saying Ramen noodles is filet mignon. It’s like saying Nickelback is The Beatles. It’s like saying Tacoma, Washington is Paris, France. And it’s like saying the star basketball player on your local fifth grade team is Michael Jordan. I could go on with these analogies all night. It’s not the king of beers, no--what it is is the king of mass-appeal mediocrity.

So... I think too many folks rank this beer by comparing it to a high ABV pale ale or IPA. It is an American style lager and it is the finest example of the breed. It is a uniform straw colored with good lacing for such a light beer. It has a light hop taste and a very mild bitter finish. This beer is perfect for tailgating, campfires, the beach and most other red blooded American activities. I’m also amazed at the consistency of this beer. It always tastes the same.

One of my favorite macros because of the buttery flavor. I don’t know if anyone gets this vibe, but I taste butter when I drink Bud.

Little more taste than other Macros, but not in a good way don’t know the flavor corn or something along those lines, but whatever it is I can honestly say I hate it.

Bottle. Almost no taste, carbonated, watery. Boring beer, something’s missing.

Better than bud light with a little more taste. Light color with a little foamy head. Not much for aroma. Not one of my favorites but not bad to have a couple

Poured from a bottle. Light gold in color. Head disappeared quickly. Adjuncts are readily apparent in the taste. Crisp and very drinkable, but by no means anything special. It is what it is.

Nothing wrong with drinking the king of beers.Its easy to get picky about beers, so I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt.