Busch Beer

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

Carbinated malt water. If served ice cold, you won’t notice the rice and corn flavors that take over this beer as it nears room temperature. On a hot summer day, I can slam this back to quench my thirst.

Served on draft for "free" in the hotel lobby (what a classy joint!). Clear, yellow with minimal head. Basically has no aroma. No hops, no malt, but nothing unpleasant either. Has no flavor either. Fizzy and yellow. I think people are being way to hard on this beer, it has no flavor but it has no off flavor either. Kinda like alcoholic seltzer water. It not as light and corny as BMC lights.

341ml Bottle: Wow, my first 0 ranking. I expected it to be bad, but not this bad. I don’t want to attempt describing the scent, except to say it was a disgrace. This thing doesn’t deserve my effort; it’s corn water. Corn. And water. Corn water. It’s an embarassment this gets sold at all, let alone people voluntarily insist on it. Brewed in Canada by Labatt, who I now realize make the exact same beer all the time, and spin the Wheel of Crap to decide what bottle they’re pouring it into that day. AVOID.

Bottle, can. Whatever. Why do they have afish jumping out of the water? 12 pack=$5 in college.

Though not entirely a bad beer, it’s definitely nothing to write home about. Another beer that many people I know drink. For some reason doesn’t agree with me. Makes for a bad next day, no matter how much is consumed. Easy to get locally.

Mostly tasteless, overly carbonated, and not very satisfying. Only redeeming quality is that it is inexpensive. Drunks on a budget might find this appealing, but people that enjoy a beer with aroma, taste, and complexity better avoid.

Not a good beer. Even when I’m poor, I’ll spring for the extra two bucks for Miller Lite.

24 oz Can: Clear gold with white fizzy head. Dry, skunky aroma followed by the stench of something sour and a puke bowl. The flavors are generally wheat mixed with urine. And of course, like all these pale lagers, it has an easy crisp finish . . . blah, blah, blah . . .