Natural Ice

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

Malted water.. with high carbonation and a fairly high alcohol content. I know people that I consider friends who actually love this stuff. It has to be because it is very cheap and has a fairly high alcohol content. By the time you get to your fourth can you are so Ripped that you forget how FOUL it tastes. You are feeling NO PAIN....

My roommate from the reservation bought some of this shit one night when we were boozing it up. I wanted to piss on him for it.

For a 5.9% beer this is really drinkable. It tastes like water and therefore much better than most budmillercoors beers. It doesn't smell like anything. That is so much better than the nasty ass aroma that most crappy American beers have. Not a repulsive mouthfeel.

Why are you people torturing yourself with this beer. If you have to get a cheap drunk, get beast. At least or tolerable. Damn, I’d rather drink Hurricane!! Stop the madness people. This is why the ladies stopped going to your parties Pete, not the music!! This beer isn’t fit for human consumption!!

avoid this beer

Hey its natty ice, of course it tastes like dog shit. But I used to have Funk drink this crap- in 22 ozers if I recall. Its good if you want to get wrecked and don’t care what it tastes like.

Light yellow straw color with a foamy white head. Just saw Barry’s review and I think to my self, boah, how can I add anything else that he he has not already articulated? Well, I can’t so here’s the normal, or shall I say "natural" song and dance. The bubblegum in my mouth mixes with the scent of my rubber gloves as the commode has backed up and the paper and remnants of corn from last nights supper must be cleaned. I work with haste and diligence to clear the mess, but it is hard to swallow. Mild sulfur enters the frey as I light a match and candle to help with the effervescent encopresis essence. The thin water, yet somewhat syrupy soup subside in the bowl. A sweet vegetable stew. I must now question the quaestuary qualities of a brewery which puts this in a near quart sized container.

Canned, thanks Bolagshataren for this gem! Pale yellow, minimal head. Fruity vegetable aroma. Sweet amd syrupy, sticky and unfirm. Alcohol is evident already at 4.2%, but bitterness can’t be found. Compares infavourably to most third world lagers.