Natural Ice

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Malt Liquor
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Can. Sweet grassy malt aroma. Light golden yellow color with little head. Sweet malt flavor - little body. Nothing offensive - okay if you’re looking for a cheap buzz - a better choice than Bud Light.

Poured gold with a fair head doesn’t look evil. Chemical and paint aroma doesn’t bode well. I thought all these low ratings were cruel but this does not taste good. Corn and alcohol flavour. Another one? I don’t want the rest of this one.

In the tall boy can. Had this at The Dave’s 60th birthday party. It was ice-cold. It was the only beer at the party other than regular Natural Light. The commercial description is partially correct: This is a subpremium beer. Very sub-premium. While it does not seem to be very high in alcohol compared to the strange things that I’ve been tasting lately, it seems a bit too out of balance with the other 2 components of this beer (rice and water). I suspect that this beer goes best with cigarettes, but unfortunately, I do not smoke. The extra-tall 16 oz can would hold many more cigarette butts, I suppose.

Canned, thanks to bolagshataren. Pours out in a clear pale yellow colour with a small fizzy white head. Weak and neutral aroma of metal and mild vegetables. Extremely thin and lifeless. no structure at all. Watery flavour, and mineral water in the finish which actually entered at the first sip.

ok for the very low price

This is so harsh, you could use it to strip off old wallpaper.

Used for beer pong. Aroma is very sweet and chemically. Taste is the same with some disgusting artificial notes. Hard to drink at first, but it gets better. Not as bad as a .5. But not good. I guess you could say it gets the job done.

Bottle courtesy of MaltDawg on 08/16/2008. Very clear golden yellow body with a medium frothy white head and lots of fizz. Corn and grain aroma, some honey hints. Big corn flavor, some sugar, and grain. Light body with moderately high carbonation.