Busch Light

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

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

From a can poured clear golden color with a fair amount of head. Funk cheap bee flavor and finish.

Malty sweetness of...corn. Classic pale pee yellow color in appearance. Bitter dry end of palate which is only cured by repeating drinks until it goes away. Oh wait...now I’m drunk.

Can. Pale piss yellow. little head. Aroma is skunky and flavor is watery with a little bitterness on back end, especially for domestic light brew.

Serving: 12 oz. can. Appearance: A very pale yellow with minuscule foamy white head. Wait, there was a head here a second ago... where did it go? Aroma: A bitterness that makes take a second whiff because you think something has gone awry and you just have to be sure. Yep, it’s bad. Fetid corn and skunk. Taste: I think it is carbonated water at first until a bit of grain that tastes like a month old chunk of cornbread hits my tongue. The tepid bitterness only worsens the experience. Palate: Medium high carbonation with a light mouthfeel. The only redeeming quality? A short finish. Overall: Poison your frienemies with this one.

Read a comment about any other Anheuser-Busch brewed light beer. It’s the same.

12 oz can. Better than the Coors Light I tried earlier. Doesn’t go flat, doesn’t lose it’s head, more carbonation. Still, boring, boring, boring.

I’ve seen way too many 30 packs of this in my life. They are like $11 each. The beer is transparent and the flavor is transparent. Drink 20 of them and you will get drunk. the red necks around here love them so much they have it at bars. Good to drink if your fishing or shooting an 8 pointer.

Crappy American macros like this are why I didn’t like beer in undergrad... corn, apples, vomit, and so many other bad flavors. One store I worked at in Cedar Falls, IA used to have a sign that said "PROUDLY BREWED WITH IOWA CORN." HAH!