Busch Beer

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

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

Corn aroma, pours clear yellowish nastiness. Tastes like a barn smells. Feels more watery than water. Drinkable, but just barely.

Can labeled as Texas Busch Beer. From my roomates... Fizzy white head that recedes quickly over a very pale yellow body. What lace? Aroma is corn, cardboard, bread, metal and wet dog. Taste is sweet with a bad corn, cardboard, bread astringency that kicks in. Mouthfeel is the redeeming quality of this beer (if there is one to be found). It isn’t soda like fizzy, but much more light (doesn’t give me any burping problems. Still very watery and thing though.

Multiple tastings. (Review of past tastings from memory) Drank these back in high school when I didn’t know better. Didn’t like em then, don’t like em now.

This is some bad stuff. POured a very light straw color with a white head. Aroma was metalic and corn. Flavor was bitter but not hop bitter, bad bitter. Hard to describe, jhsut bad stuff all around.

This is ok. Nothing to tell the buddies about but then most beer drinkers have tasted this. Cheap.

Bottle. Poured a clear straw color. Aroma was grain. The flavor was grainy as well. This was a good cheap beer. I would only drink this if I was out of a job though.

Borderline whitish pale yellow, thin finger of white foam. Leaves a thin fuzzy cover. Thin metallic aroma is nothing out of the ordinary for these beers. Taste is awful, metallic cereal, harsh finish. Why bother?

I’m going to give this and Busch Light the same review, because I can’t tell the difference between the two. The college beer of choice. Looks like straw colored water. Smells like grain, and water. Tastes like grain, and water. If you drink too much, it magically finds a way to sweat out of you. 10 years ago I found my sheets reeking of Busch Light in the mornings. YUM!