Natural Light

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

12 oz Can - Typical American "Light" beer. Appearance and aroma are prototypical as well. White head, Pale yellow color. Flavor is watery. It is non-offensive, but lacking. Palate also lacks substance. Price and memories bolster overall points.

12 oz can - Watery, white head, if you can call it a head. A "chugging" beer. A beer that people used to drink before they discovered real beer or could afford such. It is what it is: a cheap beer for college students (or dropouts) with very little money. Not disgusting, but not good by any means.

I’m desperately searching for words to satisfy the 75 character minimum ... ah, screw it. Two words: beer pong.

This is the BEST beer in the WORLD. If you don’t like it, then go sip on something that you can’t drink a case of. This is soooo tasty. Its good for fishing and bullshitting with buddies.

It is what it is...A not too particularly good cheap lager. It’s quite watery, however it is inexpensive. So if cost is your number priority, you might should consider Natty Light.

Is it true this only has 4.2 % abv content?? I wish I knew that when I was trying to get girls in college to drink it. I think this beer sucks and will only drink it to relive past memories.

This is the beer of late high school and your early years of college (that is public schools not private school people). It does have that watered down taste, however - you can consume a bunch and without hurting your bank account! This is just your plain light beer. Chug and don’t sip on this bad boy Nasty Light!

So you are saying, he has tasted this before…..correct. I just didn’t want to rate from memory. Not a ticker, drink as I rate. Let’s find out why this is referred to as nasty light at times by my daughter. Silver 12 oz pop top can with blue and red letters. No plastic slug inside, after all it is brewed for a naturally smooth taste. Color is regular old pale yellow as with any typical pale yellow american beer. Very little white head that fades rapidly and it has some carbonation rising here and there in the form of single bubbles. No aroma to speak of can be detected. Beer flavor of course and there is little there as far as personality goes. This is a non offensive brew that can be easy to consume. After each sip there are a few streams of bubbles that arise in the glass. Typical lager beer impressions but may have an interesting industrial background hint that sets it apart. It is definitely in the finish, too. No offensiveness in the finish but that refined odd hint hangs for about a minute. If you chug this you are missing out on what typical pale yellow american beer is all about!