Bud Light

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Pale Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

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

Can. Light alcohol taste. Decent carbonation. Nothing special. Name sounds cool though.

Better than miller light...tastes like the bottle or can that it came in, but it definitely washes down my hot dog well and is certainly great while I watch my favorite sports teams lose

Drank out of a tall boy can. Color was pale and clear. Minimal head, lacing and film. Smells was corn, bready malts. Metallic smell as well. Tasted light corn malts, followed by a carbonated, dry ending, Light body. Average carbonation. Refreshing, crisp and clean. Some bubbles on the roof of my mouth. Watery taste. When it comes to cheap beer, this is in my top two. Great for beer games.

(can 12/21/10). Clear light gold color. Small white head. Very light grainy aroma and flavor. Short duration. Light dry finish. Thin texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

My first Bud light! Pours a very pale clear light gold with a tall, quickly falling white head. The head consisted entirely of carbonation, this beer has almost the same viscosity as water. Very little aroma nor flavor. A slight sweetness but that’s about it. Remarkable that there are no flaws found as this has nothing to disguise any if they were there. A low alcohol refreshment, but a long way from a good beer.

Serving glass: Poured from tap into clear cup. Appearance: Pale clear yellow with moderate white bubbly head. Aroma: Grainy and peppery. That’s about it. Taste: Very grainy, semi-sweet, not much real taste. Ends with a light pepper taste. Palate: Overcarbonated and very light. Semi-dry finish. Overall: Harmless, but mostly tasteless. At least there is no horrible corn taste, and it is somewhat crisp and refreshing.

This beer is good for one thing and one thing only and that is getting drunk in a cheap fashion.

Originally rated July 2006. Damn ! This beer pours a lighter than yellow colour, very, very weak. Foamy discusting white head that dissipates quite fast. Some patches of foam lace are left, but not much. There is always a decent smell of fresh malt when you open and pour one of these shitty macro beer, but then it always changes. This one gives you a chemical syrupy malt nose. Mild carbonation, which gives a flat mouthfeel and loads of water. Hardly any taste to this. Just a slight touch of malt and maybe if you don’t miss it... tiny grass in the aftertaste. A point ahead of Busch Light, but not as good as Miller Lite. Also noticed, just like Busch Light, brewed in Canada by Labatt.... and at 4.0% ABV.