Natural Light

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

Apparently nobody on this list goes ice fishing. This beer is cheap and works as a great substitute for a heater. Not the best beer but it gets the job done!

Can. Poured a medium yellow. Thin, fizzy head disappeared almost instantly. Aroma was of corn, water, very little hops, and rice. Carbonation was reminiscent of pouring a big glass of sparkling cider. Flavor was of water, corn, and not much else. Bought it becasue it was cheap, had alcohol, and was sold as "Beer". Emphasis on cheap.

This unnatural beer had an unpleasing aroma and appeared to be your standard cheap yellow pale lager. It didn’t taste like anything too important unless you consider watered down barley to be exciting. The palate consisted of lively carbonation and a thin texture. Overall this beer is what you would expect it to be...shameful

How many bad pale lagers can Anheuser-Busch make! After failing with Bud Light and Michelob Light, you would think they would stop trying.

Not much of anything but memories of college days past. Very thin and watery one of the only beers that if you drink 12 you end up feeling more hydrated.

Pours nasty yellow, with a white head, it doeasn’t taste good, its not worth its cheap price

Does this beer taste horrible? Well, if you drink it ice code, no. Hell, anti-freeze prolly doesn’t taste like much frozen...so there ya go. No aroma to pick up, and I wasn’t about to let it get warm. Appearance was your typical "fizzy yellow beer", light in color with a strange looking uniform head. Mouthfeel was light licking a 9-volt battery. Flavor of mineral water. Well, I was hot, thirsty and tired when I quaffed this. It did kill the fire, but does little to satiate the tastebuds.

I guess I’m swimming against the tide here. Back when I drank light beers this was my favorite lite macro. I don’t drink it any more but I preferred it to most. The only other macro lite I drank was Coors light.