Budweiser American Ale

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Amber Ale
St. Louis, Missouri USA

The American Ale is not bad; however, it is not all that great, but I do enjoy this beer once and a while depending on my mood. The beer is somewhat hoppy, good color and a tad under rated due to the Anheuser name, I would assume.

A better offering from anheuser, but thats not saying much. i decided to give it a chance and wish i hadnt. tastes watered down, as do most of thier products. bought a six pack(bottled) drank 2 and the rest have sat in my fridge for a month

Bottle. Pours golden brown with a creamy off-white head. Aroma of sweet malt and earthy hops. Taste is mildly bitter with a sweet finish. Watery mouthfeel detacts from a decent beer. More than expected, but definitely not enough to convert me back to Big Beer.

hoppy with a little bit of sweetness. not very impressed...but at least budweiser went out and tried something that has a little bit of flavor to it.

This is a pretty good ale especially for bud. Hoppy not to hoppy but good enough to satisfy the mouyh. Nice on the palate and very underreated if you ask me and if you look atbthe bud name. But a good overall brew and a satisfying beer.

Tried a 24 oz bottle just to satisfy my curiosity. Not bad for a Budweiser product. Would I buy it again... probably not.

Bottle. Budweiser has done well, for once. Pours an amber color with a white head. Smooth with notes of carmel and nuts, and a beautiful hoppy finish. Is it unbelivable? No. However, it’s great for AB and Budweiser standards.

draft, bar in harrisburg. Although clear and pretty in the glass with an attractive head, this beer is really disappointing. The aroma is forbidding, a little bit like a mineral-clogged pipe. There’s a sweetness on the palate and then the bad plumbing effect returns. I took a sip, then a second to make sure, tipped the barmaid and left the rest.