Busch Beer

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

Busch greets the drinker with a rather sweet aroma that does not instantly inspire the thought of beer. It possesses a very pale golden appearance, which accurately foreshadows its somewhat watered down flavor. Like many other A-B products, Busch has an unusual sweetness that seemingly comes from A-B’s odd tendency towards what seems to taste like the heavy use of rice and corn in brewing. It is relatively dry, and leaves (predictably) a sort of sweet but stale aftertaste. Overall, not the worst in the world, but it should be among the absolute cheapest. In my neck of the woods, it is more expensive that Milwaukee’s Best, which should be considered a notch above Busch, and is priced similarly with PBR, High Life, and Schlitz, which are all its superiors. This once again brings to mind A-B’s frustratingly strong foothold in the marketplace, as brands like PBR are locally available, yet not in every nook and cranny like Busch, and are so much better for the money.

First of all I must ask all my fellow rate beerians to forgive me for actually drinking this but it’s one less to drink on this site. Clear and extremely pale yellow color. Aroma is of skunked rice, wheat, and corn. Taste is watered down, corn and malts. Aftertaste is nothing worth actually mentioning. I’ll let all those broke drunks keep this one. Not for me.......ever.

Horrible red neck and college party beer, what else can I say. This is a good beer when you are in high school.

Oh! Little white bottle and some yellow drink in it. Is it beer? I drink first time that drink and I think that it is last time.

Why, why, why? Why do I insist on torturing myself with these terrible beers?

this is by far the worst beer i have ever put in my mouth thats all i got to say

Can. Pours clear yellow with a one finger white head. The nose is malt and faint citrus zest. The taste is malt, grain and very light hops. Thin bodied. Not good, but washed down my white pizza with pepperchinis.