Budweiser American Ale

Starts off with a co2 smell with stale hops. Aroma starts to mellow of sweet malt and subtle hops. Mouthfeel of brown sugar and subtle citrus. Some bite and bitterness in the finish but not much else. An average beer, probably accesible for most who are new to craft brewing.

Copper color with a thin head. Light, sweet malt aroma. Very light malt taste. A pinch of earthy/floral hop bitterness. This is a craft beer in the same sense that a Chevy Cavilier spray painted at home is now a collector’s car.

Bottle. Medium high creamy and lasting offr-white head. Clear dark brown body. Mild caramel malt aroma. Sweet caramel flavor with a lot of carbonation and a short sweet aftertaste.

Clear coppery brown body, thick, puffy buff head. Sweet caramely, toasty nose with modest grassy hops. Light nutty, toasty body with sweet caramel notes and a bitter hops finish. A pleasant sipper, but watered down.

Draught, #413 Amber pour with small head. Very light aroma and flavor. A bit cardboardy. Far from a good beer, but not too bad for a Bud.

Bottle. Pours orange/amber, with an off white head. Aroma is light, with malt, sugar, and hops. Flavor is hops, malt, and some fruit. Not a bad beer at all, just not anything special. For Bud though, a real standout.

Dark amber, bubbly orange tinted tan head. nose is crispy, malty, a little cardboard-like, with a spicy hop background. Pleasant enough. Somewhat thin Bodied but there is a somewhat nuetral malty hop interplay, slightly crispy and tangy...decent.

Bottle from Food Mart in Winters, CA. I was very surprised by this beer. Very malty beer with just a hint of a hop finish. If someone gave me this beer in a glass I would have never guessed what it was. The best beer from Anheuser-Busch I’ll ever taste.