Bud Light Lime

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

16oz. bottle. Pours a pale yellow with thin white head and no lacing. Aroma mostly of lime and the flavor reminds me of a citrus flavored alka-seltzer. Very watery and very light. Not for me, but at least it doesn’tt taste like Bud Light.

Free sample.. Pale yellow in color with a standard white head. The aroma and flavor were predominantly lime. Very light. Not a fan of the style.

Had this at a cookout and that is the only location I would ever consider having this "beer." Clear, pale yellow with a sweet lime aroma. Flavor was mostly lime. Reminded me of a Corona with added lime juice and salt.

knock off on corona with lime and more knockoff of Miller chill.........cant be bad cause they researched a whole year to try to out do Miller.....i acutally am ok with the taste.

Bottle: Clear gold color. Nose of 7-up, cheap chemical notes and a touch of skunk to liven it up. The flavor is like a sour soda, really takes like 7-up or sprite to me.

Pours golden bright yellow with a 1 inch white head. Very salty and limey aroma. Sweet and sour flavor, like fruity pebbles. Finishes like honey, corn, and rice, lime peel and other fruity juices. A fruity, sugary cocktail. No real beer taste, so to speak of. Bright, carbonated mouthfeel. Flat, metallic pale american lager aftertaste. Some of you may ask why? I ask the same thing. But at least you get an objective review. Sad thing is, is this better than regular bud light? Than why do you still drink it?

What else can I say about this one? It starts as Bud light and then gets completely overwhelmed by lime flavor. What a waste, if the only way you can drink beer is by masking the flavor with lime then just drink wine coolers.

Bottle. Very pale gold color with a decent white head. Smells like lemon/lime soda. Near medium body. FIzzy carbonation. Lightly prickly mouth feel. Whatever the citrus beginning was, it quickly turned to typical corniness. May be a bit of salt added. The things that are done to beer. To taste a different way to damage beer try Pink Killer.