Busch Light

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

Had at the BSA rally in costonia near toronto ohio. Your typical pale yellow american beer. 16 oz cans. Not offensive. cost was 75 cents per 16 oz can. It was a hot humid day. Lots of british classic cycles. We purchased at the closest market. It was the cheapest available. Enjoyable and easily repetitive.

I think I drank this in high school, but at this point, I’d rather spend my ten dollars on Hamms.

One of the worst American "beers" that exists. Not even being in college can excuse drinking this.

A faint flavor of watered down brew. Pours with no head, and no colouring. Suprisingly if you let up a smidge from ice cold its actually easier to drink and goes down like soapy water.

From the tap, served in a 20 oz. standard bar glass. Poured a clear pale yellowish golden with a foamy white head that settled into a thin lacing, pretty standard for a macro light. Had largely a clean nose, faint aromas of cooked corn and husks with what I guessing is light, powdery sweet rice and cereal malts. Good carbonation and softly crisp and a nice light light bodied mouthfeel. Bland tasting, but the aftertaste really killed this beer for me, bland and thin cereal malts, corny, a very, very subtle lemony flavor in the middle (the hops?), and a dry, light cereal and grain finish with a terrible cooked, sweet corn taste lingering palate, makes you want to wash your mouth out, lowers the drinkability by a large degree. Had this at local sports bar in a west suburban of St. Louis, a sports bar with poor choices all around, food and beer, at least the White Sox beat the Tigers to move to 6 games back.

Can pours a clear dull pale straw yellow, with a thin soapy white head. Flavor is sweet, light grain, corn and papery. Flavor is...well...flavor is...uh...what was I saying again..oh yeah. Slightly sweet aftertaste and lively carbonation. A feebie at work for a friday afternoon. That’s about what its worth to.

12 oz. can. Pours out a pale piss yellow, with a soapy white head. The head fades quickly, along with most of the flavor, apparently. Not much in the way of aromas, some rice & thin malts mostly. Flavors are almost non-existent. Watery, thin, and bland. Not much to go on here.

Anyone into beer enough to browse this website would not even entertain the thought of drinking "beers" like this. I’ll take a coke instead.