Natural Ice

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

Stronger, but even worse tasting than natural ice--which is difficult to put into non-profane words.

Can. Thanks to some alcoholic buddies I get to sample all the cheapies. Had this one a couple months back but never thought to rate it. I have been lazy with rating the filler beers but no longer. Drank straight from the can so I have no idea what it looks like. As for aroma its got light metal, light cereal. In the taste department it is surprisingly not horrible. It is light bodied and doesn’t have any standout terrible flavors, just kind of bland and lightly sweet. I usually bring my own beer, but got stuck this time.

Has a solid amount of alcohol, but then again so does gasoline. You’d almost be better off with the gas (at least you wouldn’t have to deal with seconds). This beer sucks. Don’t buy it. It sucks, and I can’t stress that enough.

I am not sure whether this is a malt liquor or a pale lager. Sure it says that it is a pale lager, but the alcohol content tells a different story. In short, I have gotten sick off of this beer. There is no reason to drink this unless the other beers you have are all light beer or equally crappy beers with less alcohol.

24 oz. can (born Aug 11 ’08) served in tumbler- I wondered when the depths of my beer journey would reach it’s low, and now it’s right here before my eyes! Poured transparent thin golden yellow, bubbly white head went away as soon as I layed the can down, high-medium carbonation. Aroma of corn, ragweed, and churned river water- YUMMY! Hits the mouth with a thin body, soft water treated with rock salt was used making this but I honestly can’t taste the malt or corn, finish has the alcohol taste and sweetness you would expect from any fine malt liquor. I would dump it, but I just can’t- one to put into the ’’remember when I only had money for...’’ file and remember better beers. Then again, how do you know what’s good if you don’t know what’s bad?

Tastes terrible, but it’s cheap and has 5.9% alcohol, so it’s good for parties. That’s it.

Well, what can you say about Natty Ice? It’s good..... if you’re a freshman in high school. But, if you can afford anything else, go for it.

Only thing going for this beer is its slightly higher ABV. Standard AB cheap, watery, generic college beer.