Michelob Golden Draft Light

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

Pours a bright golden yellow with white head. Not much on the aroma side, same goes for taste. Smooth but very watery. A ’beer’ that tries to be a beer at the very least yet doesn’t quite make it.

A not-so-surprisingly mediocre beer from AB. My first taste of the MIchelob line is somewhat bland, yet very smooth, which goes back to the blandness factor. Quite watery yet decent enough to try again.

pours like pee, taste is very similar. not much to say about something so watery. may be better than some lights, that’s about it.

It doesn’t have much flavor, but still finds a way to taste good when you are out having a few, but don’t want to be filled up.

Not much taste or aroma, but goes down clean. Nice pale golden color. Good enough when your hot and thirsty.

ooh its soooo good.. wait nope... but it was free.. it had that going for it... pretty much like water corn and some stale crap with more water.

Poured a light straw color. The aroma is dirt with a little bit of carrots. The taste has corn, flowers and some carrots. About what you would expect. Sampled at the 2005 Iowa City Beer Festival.

Unimpressive head which almost totally disappears. Aroma is grainy, grassy. Taste is minimal. An okay beer for what its worth. I would take this one over the regular draft since there is less calories and neither of the two have a lot of flavor. This is my wife’s stand by beer which she prefers. If I can get her to enjoy more flavorful beer; it probably won’t be visiting the household too much longer.