Busch Beer

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

This is another beer from AHB that tastes like all their other beers. Like rusty metallic corn water with alot of carbonation. This beer is my dads favorite due to the fact that it $13 bucks a 30 pac. Its barely drinkable but if you like Bud I"m sure you like this brew. This is actually Budweiser that failed the brewmasters final taste test before they bottle it !! Or maybe not???

Sorry, I like it. I liked it the first time I drank it in the 70’s, For me no headache, like bud will leave (substitute the rice for grain and you get Busch). Very drinkable, everyday beer, not too heavy and great on a hot southern weekend....with or without NASCAR. Oh yeah, can’t beat the price.

I cracked open a 32oz of this and I was greeted to the lovely smell of crap; and I’m not kidding, it really smelled like a skunk (my friend Mattie even agreed.) It appeared like every other despicably inexpensive golden-yellow pale lager with a decent head. Smooth refreshing taste? Haha, yeah right! It tasted more like grainy water to me. The palate had flat carbonation and an abrupt finish. In summary, this beer sucks!

Invited to friend’s party and what do they have to drink, Sutter Home wine and Busch Beer. It looks like beer, it (sort of) smells like beer, it tastes like watered down beer, but it is not the old Busch Barvarian of the 1950s and 1960s. Another corn and multi-grain adjunct cereal beverage that once fooled me during college that this is supposed to be real beer. Man was I naive back then.

If you are wondering about the interior details of this can, allow me to explain. It’s bouquet is like platinum boullion. It taste like gold on the lips. It then turns into rubies on the tongue. The palates feel is like silver ducats in the hand. This of course if your tongue died in a horrific battery acid spill, or if you long for buckets of 5 cent beer and NASCAR truck series racing.

Suffered through this following a Bud Select. A slight improvement over the B.S. Makes regular Budweiser taste really good. Ironically, one of the better "kegger" beers I’ve had was a keg of Busch that was poured by gravity method and served ice cold. That was in 1977 though and who knows if it was young taste buds or better beer at that time. Poured yellow with a minimal head, no lacing. Aroma was very mild malt. Nice appearance. Palate was just above water. Overall I would avoid it. A nice fresh Bud is a big improvement over Busch. I would like to suggest Augie go by a local quikie-mart and sample a 24 ouncer from time to time. It might be an eye-opener for him!

Doesn’t really have too much for aroma, gold thin thin head, not good at all.

Kind of smells like beer. Look is an awfully pale yellow. A really foul taste that doesn’t go down nearly as smoothly as it should. I remember Busch Light being drinkable. This, not so much.