Bud Dry

Formerly brewed at Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Pale Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Total utter crap, tried this only because we ran out of beer and this was the only thing that we could find in a 30 pack at 10 to midnight. CRAP CRAP CRAP

12 oz can. I gave this beer a point for flavor and one for overall score becuase it does have a bit of a "dry" finish. Other than that, this beer is to be avoided.

Pours a golden yellow color with aroma of corn and some hops. Flavor of water and some hops with a dry slightly bitter finish.

I bought a bottle of a number of Anheuser-Busch offerings to see what is going on in the "low end" of the market these days. I was shocked at uniformly bad they all were. Poured light yellow, with virtually no head. Smells like corn, tastes like corn. No much of either thought. Mostly yellow water with a little alcohol and some bad flavors. Really, really bad stuff.

Bottle. Pours a very very light yellow with white head. The aroma is weak soap and corn. The flavor very much reminds me of tonic water with very little of anything else except perhaps a touch of corn. Very boring, not much here, but at least there is nothing specifically offensive.

bottle. Very, very pale with a very thin white, receding head. Aroma is stewed corn and those little shell-shaped soaps I see in hotel rooms. This tastes remarkably like sparkling mineral water. Maybe a kernel or two of corn cooked in a large pot of mineral water. Remarkably devoid of character.

There is a slight yellow tint to this beer, it is almost clear in color. Big white head that dissipates quickly. The taste is smooth with an off after-taste. It tastes to me like a light beer, and goes down like a highly carbonated water. After a healthy sip, I taste a film over my tongue. The only thing I liked about this beer is that it was $6.49 a 12 pack at Smith’s.

It tastes like a cold crisp mountain stream...that a grizzly bear just took a dump in.