Busch Light

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

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

Can. A - Very light, pale yellow. White head with medium height. S - Light and clean, thin aroma. What is there is light corn/grainy scent. T - Thin malt. Mostly cereal grain/corn. Some sweetness from that, but not much flavor. M - Light, thin, crisp. Not much body to this beer. D - Can drink a lot of these, but I wouldn’t necessarily want to. Notes: Not bad for the extremely low end of beer, but that is what it is, a low end beer.

Buschhhhhhhhhhh. Head for the mountains of shitty aluminum and stale bread flavored beer.

This is what my father drinks, so I have had one or two. Not a complicated beer by any means. And with that statement lies the problem, there is nothing special to offset some of the worst characteristics. Non-existant aroma, almost a watery appearance, a taste that is curious (trying to be kind), and a rough, overcarbonated mouthfeel. Good emergency (I have no money) beer

(12 ounce can) Pours a yellow color with little head. Aroma is of corn malt. Tastes of corn and alcohol. Has a light body and a good amount of carbonation. This beer is very bland.

Just a typical rotgut commercial cheap brew. Only fit for a mother in law. I don’t recommend it at all.

Pours a clear yellow with a quickly diminishing white head. Aroma is lightly corny but not really much there to offend. Flavor is a watered down sweet corny note, light watered down pilsner malt flavor and no hops. Very high carbonation, with a watery texture and very light body. Cheap and not much there to offend all the while having zero to rave about.

Not much to say about this, there is nothing in it and the taste is exactly that. Drink it fast to get drunk or not at all.

I always wondered why AB had so many low-end, similar brands. And have yet to figure it out.