Michelob Ultra

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

Serving: 12 oz. bottle. Appearance: Pale yellow with a small, fizzy, white head. No head retention at all. Aroma: Very light nose with notes of corn. Pretty poor. Taste: Like water. This one really lacks anything. Slight grain notes paired with an odd back bitterness. Palate: Medium-high carbonation (which doesn’t help things) and a light, watery mouthfeel. Short finish. Overall: I would rather just drink water because this really isn’t a beer. It is however the best of the ultralights, which isn’t saying much.

This beer is smooth enough to carry the Michelob name? Well, it is smooth, I guess.

Clear yellow with white transient head. Grass and metal. Light grainy flavor. Crisp finish if consumed quickly out of a fridge. Gets a higher overall impression rating because I bought this intentionally. I’m getting into shape and and minimizing my carbohydrates and calories, for now. If I wanted or expected a flavorful, full bodied beer, I wouldn’t waste my money on this. But because it suits my purposes, it gets a ratings boost.

Well... I suppose when you have to, it’s a fairly clean, not horrifying light beer to swallow down.

Like they say about Los Angeles "there’s no there there" that applies to this beer, but not LA

For a low calorie, light beer, this is not too bad, it is very thin, and is a pale see-through color when poured in a glass. It is also cheap and easy to find. Probably the best mass-produced light beer I have had.

Yes I drank Mich Ultra... but it was at a friend’s house and this is all he had! Kept it next to his protein and low carb this and no fat that. Surprisingly not as terrible as I thought, yet still should not be called beer.

24 ounce bottle. Pours a very clear and very pale straw color with a medium head, piss poor head retention and lacing. Is this beer? Aroma is sweet malts and corn. Taste is grass, corn, soda water. Thin. Watery. Meh.