Bud Light Lime

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

Serve in Flute

[Bottle] Pours a pale yellow color with fizzy carbonation and no meaningful head. Light citrus in the aroma and taste. Corn syrup in there as well. Very light palate. Tastes kind of like when your server brings you a water with a lemon in it.

Canette 355ml. De couleur dorée-jaune et claire. Nez de limonade pétillante avec des notes de grains de malt pâle. Mince en bouche avec un pétillement moyen-bas et une texture aqueuse. Goût fruité aux faibles notes sûres (lime et limonade) lors de l’entrée en bouche auquel se rajoute des notes de grains de malt pâle et quelques traces de maïs sucré puis en finale l’on retrouve un léger goût herbeux (gazon mouillé). Post-goût court-moyen, légèrement herbeux avec un goût de lime.

Look, if you really want to--go for it. Beer is beer right? Oh well, there’s nothing good about it. It’s drinkable. It’s pretty self-explanatory, it tastes like a cheap pale lager with lime in it. There you go.

Directement de la canette. Ressemble plus à du shandy qu’à une bière. Limonade alcoolisé. Très rafraichissant par contre. Peut aussi goûter comme le Perrier Lime.

Pours a mellow golden yellow color. Aromas of grains, light hops, and a funky musty smell. Flavor is bland with a weird funk, salty lime. This stuff is nasty. Did AB steal the recipe for Miller CHill?

It could be worse, but it’s still pretty bad. Don’t waste your time, money, or digestive tract on this.

Bottled. Pours pale yellow with minimal white head. Im not sure i’d call this a fruit beer. It tastes like bud light with a little lime juice from those plastic lime juice containers, meaning it has little flavor as a beer, but just a small hint of "lime flavoring". it’s thin weak and not that tasty, but if i had already drank my share for the day, and lost my tastebuds and it was 100 degrees (F for everyone who’s not in the US), maybe i could suck down a couple if someone offered me one.

Experienced from a 12oz can in a pilsner glass. The aroma is of lime (obviously) from concentrate, some pepper, and the notes one would get from a regular Bud Light- corn, some light acid. The palate is fairly pleasing, if a break from more mainstream craft and mass market beers. It is not flawed in any material way, nor it is it spectacular. Similar flavors appeal in the palate as are shown in the nose- artificial lime, pepper, alont with lots of carbonation. Overall, these sorts of beers are aimed for a niche market, and are not really meant to please the craft beer world. At the same time, the beer is not necessarily deserving of the low marks it has recieved.