Michelob Ultra

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

It was okay, no flavor at all. Went down alright and the only good thing is that it is low carb.

Figures that this is the beer of golf. You can drink 75 of them before you start breaking your clubs. Still, I’d take it over a Beck’s Light any day.

Let’s be honest, I could drink this forever. Little flavor, low alcohol, very lite, and way over-hyped. For all the fuss, I am extremely disappointed.

If you are worried about carb intake don’t drink beer, especially not this one.

Water. No, seriously, I had gotten a free sample of this, and I thought it was a joke, that they gave me water instead.

Bottled. This beer is being pushed very hard in the UK at the moment, along with Coors Lite. The timing makes sense. I guess the target market is the larger bothans that drink Stella, et al. Pale golden fizz that just managers a bitter nip at the start, its hard to imagine any ale lovers converting to this stuff. Most lovers of real ale don’t give a monkeys about their waste line, its usually too late.

Bottle: Poured a super light yellow color lager with a thin bubbly head that disappeared very quickly. Aroma of very light adjunct and water. Taste is lighter then Coors light which I didn’t’ though was possible with light adjunct and very little else to note. Body is closer to Perrier then any other beer I drank before. One of the blandest beer I have drank in my life.

Light, clear, and nearly tasteless. The good news is that this beer is low in calories. The bad news, for Michelob, is that Becks Premier Light tastes ten times better with even fewer calories. I’d still prefer this to Bud or Bud Light.