Bud Light Lime

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Fruit Beer
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Flute

Lime was a good idea--- but they unfortunately also kept the macro-skunk taste of bud light in this beer. The lime is an improvement over the old stuff, though.

355ml can brought to my house by a guest. Smelled like lime, and tasted like lime, with a metallic finish. No beer here.

It was free so I drank most of it. It was immensely carbonated with an artificial lime-like flavor. There wasn’t much taste, but what there was was artificial and even slightly tart, moderately sweet. Really not good. The first macro that I’ve ever had that I really couldn’t even finish.

Bottle. A - Light yellow, nearing clear. Little head that disappears quickly. S - Similar to most other Macros but with a lime scent overpowering it. T - Similar to other Macros with sweet corn grainy/maltiness with the obvious addition of the lime. The lime is artificial tasting and a bit overly sweet (almost sickly sweet). M - Light and thin. Lime gives it kind of a stickiness. D - The lime and sweetness makes it less drinkable than normal Macros. Notes: Not a big fan of the lime flavor. I don’t really like it, but at least it adds some kind of flavor to the traditional Macro. (Whether that’s a good thing or not, I’m not sure)

A pale yellow pour with white head. The lime aroma is nice, too bad it comes from flavoring instead of hops. The taste is light and full of lime with a refreshing finish. A good beer for Buffett tailgates.

Not a beer, but a light lime flavored carbonated water cooler. I can’t even rate this on the scale of greats such as augustiner or stone.

Better than I imagined, this is pretty much the same thing as lime seltzer, with only a slight taste of recycled toilet paper. Bottle from ABC Liquors, Miami.

In an aluminum bottle from a tourist shop in the Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood resort in Vegas. Interesting flavor, lime chunks in the last swig.