Holy Mackerel99 (17), USA
Nov 7, 2001
It’s Budweiser.
What really is there to say about it?
 Beerman6686 (680), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 29, 2008 Finally I rate the beast! Poured a very weak yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was of lots of corn and some grassy notes. Flavor was much the same, lots of adjuncts and some iron and metal flavors. Blah!
Necron99 (16), Clermont, Florida, USA
Aug 24, 2008 My first ever beer that I tasted...drank a sip by accident from a bottle that my Aunt had when I was 5 years old (thought it was Coke). I gagged and spit it out. Now it is 21 years later, but I can only barely drink this. Typical mass-produced American beer: low on quality, high on (bad) advertising. Still better than Natural Light and Coors, but still bad.
semiotic (10), Walton Hills, Ohio, USA
Aug 24, 2008 This review applies only to the Budweiser brewed in Canada by Labatt, and has a higher alcohol content. I couldn’t figure out why Canadians would buy Bud, until I found out the difference. the Canadian version is quite palatable. Unlike its American counterpart, it actually tastes and smells like real beer.
MrAleman (35), guildford, Surrey, England
Aug 24, 2008 What can I say, the new Budweiser adverts are as bad as this beer in itself!
fata2683 (86), APO, New York, USA
Aug 24, 2008 I agree with Bbobb. Good for brats too. I would never buy this though.
It is cheap and thin and now that InBev is in charge I’m sure it will be worse.
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