Natural Light

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

Hardly any smell, other than alcohol, and no head. Acidic and sour to the taste. Dry palate.

This beer poured a large white frothy head with small bubbles. There was some lacing with this beer and very little carbonation was observed. There was very little flavor and the mouthfeel was light and watery.

Ahh, Snatch (as we called it in college). This is basically swill, but is the CLASSIC party beer. Cheap and easy to drink in mass quantities. Blond in color. Very watery. Typical college brew. Better than Milwaukees Best. For frat boys and kids only.

Quickly dissipating head leaves way to an almost colorless pour. No real discernible beer flavor - but it does not go down smooth like most watery beers. Well, only reason I bought it was to add another beer to the list!

the only reason I am not giving this the lowest possible rating is that my dad used to drink this back in the day and I dont want to rate his beer the worst.

Only rating this to keep records of what I’ve drank. Plus was listening to a radio show interview someone waiting to get into the Indy 500 who referred to this as the "beer of Kings". If that is the case, it may be the reason Prince Charles is not in any rush for the throne. Not the worst but not great by any stretch of the imagination.

When I was a kid, we drank this beer all the time. Of course, we drank this because all the other kids were drinking it. In fact, it was generally believed that more Natural Light was consumed in Chapel Hill per capita than anywhere else on the planet. This was probably urban legend, but it seemed that this was the school beer. I suppose that it was a way of drinking all night and surviving it, owing to the near non-existence of the stuff in terms of ethanol. What’s more natural than Natural Light? Underage drinking, of course!

One beer I will rate from memory. . .what a nightmare! Other than price this beer has absolutely no reedeming qualitys. Marked one point for overall, as this isn’t the worst beer I have ever had.