Busch Light

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

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

Why would you drink this unless its poured into a beer pong cup? That is all its good for.

tall boy thanks to zdk9. super pale yellow with a white head. nose is corn, dried malts, bland. watery palate, flavor is grainy malts.

(24oz can, labled "Texas Busch Light", courtesy of zdk9) Pours a clear pale yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of mustiness, sweat, and skunk. Flavor of minerals and corn with a watery mouthfeel and an offensive finish.

Can, thanks to zdk9, almost clear yellow in color with a skunky peppery aroma and metallic sour flavor

Dare I say the highlight of this adjunct lager laden haul? A: The pour is pale yellow, like pretty much all light lagers. The head is white, like pretty much all light lagers. S: Sweet adjuncty goodness here. Corn and apple juice define the nose and this one is just all sweetness and nothing else. T: Grain, corn, apple juice, and sugar. No real bitterness at all, but no offensive skunk or urine character either. A winner, indeed. M: The body is light, as you might expect, with a pretty lively carbonation. D: While this was the winner of the evening, this was a Dairy Challenge situation (where there are no winners). I don’t think I’ll be rushing out to buy any more Busch Light.

Tasted from a tall 24 oz. can purchased in Fort Collins, Colorado. Very pale, translucent body with a foamy, white head. Shtty, skunky head with an unpleasing taste. Hillbillies from Nebraska might like this but F them.

Clear golden with an allright, medium head. Aroma and flavours are notvery heavy, but a hint of malt on top of all the water. Short lenght

Quite Frankly, I like it. Sweet and crisp, low calories -only 95. Smooth and refreshing.