Michelob Ultra Amber

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

Pours a fizzy tan with a white head that actually has moderate retention... Aroma is sweet fruity with notes of generic candy... Flavor is clean, mildly fruity a bit sweet though a bit of macro adjunct does come through... Thin with a bit of sweetness in the finish...

Bottle. My girlfriend picked up a 6 pack of these and now I know why. Doesn’t have any taste at all. No aftertaste, no aroma nothing. I thought I was drinking a bottle of water. I knew it was AB and a macro beer, bit cmon give me something. Horrible.

12oz bottle 2/20/09 (Meijer Grocery Store)-Pours a clear amber body with a big loose white head. Aroma lightly of malt. Taste of slight malt and caramel. This light bodied brew is very bubbly in the mouth and pretty basic.

Out of all the light beers, this one has only one advantage over the others. The slight taste of the roasted malt. Other than that, its still as watered down and thin as most other light pale lagers.

Enjoy this high alcohol low flavor brew with any fast food. It is similar to Sprite.

Toasted grain with minimal head, body and flavor comprise this low calorie offering from the gentlemen at Anheuser Busch. More flavorful than your average pale lager, but needless to say, its just another American macro swill fest. Drink up.

Ever so slight roasted malt aroma. Sparkling clear amber in color with a really fizzy head. Slight roasted malt aftertaste. Overall, It’s OK to drink when on a diet for your New Year’s Resolutions but I wouldn’t make this a habit of drinking.

Better than a Bud. Darker in color, a dark copper. Not much for taste or anything else. Easily forgotten.