Bud Dry

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

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

Pours a nice golden yellow. Aromas of malts, hops. Crisp hop bitterness and dry finish.

Ok folks listen i understand all the bashing for domestic brew but come on, you cannot go from drinking a "rye loaf of bread" brew then drink a domestic beer and expect it to taste good! This beer is one of the best domestic beers, sweet to the taste and a great finish. If you like to drink beer that looks like motor oil please stop bashing "american" domestic beer!!!!!!!

For some reason I found this to be a more drinkable and flavorful version of bud. Faint hops in nose and palate, dry finish.

I never understood why they came out with this "beer", seeing as how it is really no different from the other crap they put out.I can’t give any positive feedback about this beer, but if you taste it, I’m sure you’ll understand why.

Time to dig through all the old reviews and get the lousy ones out of the way. Not good, never expected it to be. Not quite sure how this is much different than standard bud, maybe a bit less flavor, in between bud light and bud..

I just think this beer tasted like pure crap. I hated it but, It was bought for me and I just had to try it.

I won’t rate this very terribly. I won’t say it has a terrible taste. This is mainly because of the fact that it has no taste. I wasn’t even aware that Bud Dry was even being produced anymore. The born on date for the can I had was April 24th 2005, and it was bought around September 10th. Six months is a long time to move a small amount of beer at a liquor store. This is on par with Anheuser World Select...

A good clean crisp dry beer from St. Louis. Needs, Hops, Malt, barley and maybe and a bit of time in some fermenting tanks.