Michelob Ultra

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

When put into the proper perspective that this is an *ultra-light* beer and the fact that it’s purpose is to avoid carbs and calories, then this beer isn’t terrible. Better than O’Douls but not as good as "The Beast". That about sums it up.

No flavor, Lots of foam, more smell from a boot. Not good. This isn't a beer I would recommend to anyone. Stick with Michelob light if you want a light beer. This isn't worth drinking, even if you are thirsty.

Tastes like saltines mashed in water. Not offensive, but not a good beer. I will admit if you just want to get drunk and are watching carbs this will work quite well, but thats about it.

For being the lightest of all beers, it's not too bad. It's got a little bit of a hop bite while watery, it's well carbonated.

Hey, I told you to take that single tea leaf out of that big glass before pouring me some water. Ok that was bad, but that's what this beer looks like, except it has a head. Not much smell... Water usually doesn't smell. Taste isn't bad, but only because there's not much of one. Surprise. Sure, I suppose it's drinkable, for those who don't like the taste of beer.

Tastes watered down. Has off-odors of ermine and weasel. Thin. It’s a great beer if you want to get drunk all the time but are concerned about your waistline--although if this speaks to you, I’d recommend hard liquor.

I thought at first, maybe it was my imagination this beer was that bad. So I tried it again..and again. If this is what the low carb diet is all about, I am doomed to be a very, very fat man cause this is one bad beer. OK..not as bad as I first rated it above (0.7 score). Tried a few times since and it actually is OK. :)

On draft at the Prudential Center for WVU vs. Seton Hall. Poured golden with fizzy head. VERY thin body with notes of sweet malt and corn. Worth it if you have the time and money to crush about 57 of these to actually catch a buzz.