Michelob Ultra

12fl oz bottle poured into a dimpled mug. Looks like piss. Practically no head. Vaguely sweet aroma. Flavor is sour and bitter. Very thin body. Very little carbonation. Horrible beer.

Bottle. Aromas of light grain, paper and cooked corn. Head is frothy, white with fair lacing and is almost fully diminishing. Color is sparkling clear extra pale yellow. Flavor is lightly to moderately acidic, then finishes lightly acidic and bitter. Palate is extra light, dry, and has a lively carbonation. What can I say? This is beer only in the academic sense. It was left over in my boat, but now I’m a little ashamed to have rated it.

On tap. Pours the most like water I have ever seen in any beer. Color really is the same as the purified tap water in India- a slight goldish, river water hint. Aroma is corn seltzer water. Taste is corn seltzer water. This is a beer to have for only one reason: to drink on a golf course when it’s 105 degrees outside. Or I guess this is useful if you want to pretend like everyone else that you’re being sociable by drinking a beer but you really just want to drink Canada Dry.

Clear yellow with small white head. No aroma. Tastes like water with hints of corn. Taking into account that this is supposed to be a light beer, I still think this is a disgrace.

Nothing like a cool glass of water on a hot summer day. Oh...this was beer?

12 oz bottle at the Leprechaun Inn with Eric and Mikey watching this monstrosity. Pours the clearest I’ve ever seen a beer, a medium fizzy head. The aroma and flavor are both basically water, and not exactly clean water. Almost nothing. Not nice at all. Water>Ultra.

Did I order a beer or perrier. this water with some carboniation. If I want to diet its not going to be with my beer.

taste like water. very light in any and all aspects; flavor, appearance, aroma, and palate.