Budweiser Select

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

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

Bud Select is a favorite of mine. I enjoy its crips clean taste and the light pale color suits its purpose. It pours with a clean white head, and provides a refreshing taste for the pallette on a warm sunny day.

A-not bad. yellow in color but darker than most light beers S- eh. nothing special. some malt. I guess if you tried hard enough you can smell some hops too. T- most light beers are completely unoffensive to the palate. this is not the case. It had a fairly strong bitter (but not a good bitter) taste and the nasty aftertaste stuck . O- its not. its hard to finish one of these let alone ever drink another. My choice in AB light lagers is definately Bud Light. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 04-12-2007 23:46:39

Bottle. Clear. No aroma. Light and frothy Thin watery unpleasant taste. Starts sour with a hint of artificial apple flavour. Falls completely flat with a nasty finish. Overall, horrible.

Pours a golden yellow with a white head that reduces quickly. Tastes like a light bud - but not like a bud light. Kinda the coke zero of coke. Hits the tongue with a weird sourlike taste and leaves a tacky aftertaste.

Malty and watery. Sort of an inbetween beer of bud and bud light but equally as shitty in flavor, aroma and appearance.

Bottle. Pours clear yellow gold with a white head. Corny sweetish malts, light grains, adjuncts, etc. Blah.

Bottle - Falls right in the realm with other US domestic lights. This beer has it’s place in backyard BBQ’s, and when you want to slam a few fairly fast. Beers like this do have their place.

Pours clear yellow-gold. Medium aroma is metallic and off-putting (poured from bottle, not can). Taste is sour and metallic with no palate. Honestly, this beer was purchased because the caps were needed for a craft project. Would not purchase again except under dire circumstances.