Michelob Ultra

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

poured yellow white head aroma none flavor none. do not see why people would waste their money to drink thid stuff

In a word...FOUL!! Sulpher nose, ultra pale yellow, fizzy white head that diminished inside of 20 seconds. Bland shallow flavor. Watery and thin body that is very fizzy with a lame finish. DRAIN POUR!!

Bottle with Butters at Second Cellar Reduction. White head and a barely yellow body. Crystal clear. Smell a little banana. Also in flavor, with sweet malt. Thin.

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.

AARGH! No taste. Dry due to high carbonation. Probably only low carb because there is nothing in the beer. Worst thing is I finally gave in and paid AU$4.50 for 1 bottle.

This isn’t a HORRIBLE beer. It’s just nowhere near a GOOD beer. Flavor is water. Palate is water. Aroma is water. At least they use good water, because that’s all you can taste. Honestly, if I’m low carbing it, I’ll take the hit in my food, not in my beer.

I thought this would be a sick treat to try as my 714th beer on 7/14 which ALSO happens to be my birthday. This beer pours the palest straw color one could possibly imagine. Perfectly clear, absolutely minimal carbonation, no head and some sort of green tint in the color as if there were some sort of hops present. Might as well have poured water, added yellow dye number 4 and a little club soda and called it beer! The aroma is absolutely non-apparent....this smelled cold, and that was it..no aroma present. The flavor is light bodied, watery, very little carbonation with a dry cardboard finish. Menacing medicinal qualities as it warmed beyond 45 degrees. Very tough flavor to describe as there really wasnt much going on here at all...something to the effect of licking a cold toilet... cleaning and medicinal products mixed with cold glass. No redeeming qualities whatsoever, but not as horrid as I would have come to expect given the ratings. Not something I’d care to try again though.

Had this at our end of the year tennis party. Unfortunately, as league coordinator, I bought enough for everyone based on the suggestion of our women's league coordinator. Darn budget. I can't really say anything about it; barely qualifies as beer. No flavor to speak of, no mouthfeel, thank God it was in a bottle so I didn't have to look at it. Next league party I'm going to upgrade to at least PBR. Hell, anything would be better than this.