Michelob Ultra Dragon Fruit Peach

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Fruit Beer
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Bottle given by b3shine. Poured clear amber color with an average frothy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Light to moderate peach aroma. Light to medium body with a thin texture and soft carbonation. Light to moderate sweet flavor with a light to medium smooth sweet finish of short to moderate duration. A soft fruit beer.

Bottle… Clear straw-colored lager with a small, flimsy, white head. The aroma is intensely fruity. I have no idea what dragon fruit smells like, but I’m getting a ton of very pleasant, artificial peach here. Light-bodied with a thin mouthfeel and fizzy carbonation. The flavor is very fruity and leans just a touch toward the sweet side of balance. Not a lot of hops here, but boatloads of peach essence. Other than the fruitiness, it’s bland and watery and fairly uneventful. Crisp, fruity, diluted finish.

A: The pour is, you won’t guess, just like the other Michelob Ultra fruit flavors: pale yellow with a short lived white head. S: Definitely some dragon fruit aroma, but the peach really overshadows everything else. Sweet and sugary, sort of like those Peach-Os candies. T: Unfortunately, the fizz also victimizes this beer. A little more robust flavor than the raspberry-pomegranate could muster, though. The dragon fruit flavor is nice, and the peach candy flavor is somewhat minimized by the carbonation. M: Again, highly carbonated to the point where it’s sort of a joke, and the body is incredibly light. D: Again, you might as well just buy a bottle of fruit flavored tonic water. This isn’t really much different. Plus, you might be able to get a Diet variety and save yourself a few calories.

Bottle. Artificial peach aroma. Pale yellow with minimal head. Peach and mineral water. Nice if you want a peach flavored mineral water but not much of a beer.

10, as in ten .. . pours a gold, light .. . fizzy head, ope, its gone .. . aroma reminds me of 12 year old girls perfume, .....not that i’m very familiar with 12 year old girls and what they smell like ...?? umm.. . hey, look at that! ...

3/19/12. 12oz bottle. Tickers gon’ tick. Super clear light copper pour with little to no frothy off-white head. Very mild aroma with a light touch of peach and tropical fruit - mostly peach. It reminds me very much of soap or perfume. The flavor is much the same - light and plain with a bit of tropical fruit and peach that reminds me very much of soap. There’s a lingering corny aspect and the flavor is a touch sweeter than the aroma projects. I think my biggest complaint is that I do not like peaches and this really reminds me of soap. Blech.

Tallahassee, Fl. - Market Square Liquors - 12 oz bottle. Very light golden pour - little to no head. Fresh aroma of peaches - smells very natural and fresh. Flavor is a bit more artificial with some peach jello notes, a hint of honey sweetness. Mouthfeel is a bit dry. Somewhat refreshing.

Bottle. Clear light gold pour with a small white head. Awesome aroma of peach and rich fruit. Tastes like nothing though.

The aroma is a mix of corn and what seems like watermelon and peach. The appearance is pale gold. The taste is like the aroma with a kind of dry apple cider mixed in. The palate is thin. Overall not offensive just not high quality.

Bottle. Pours an almost clear pale yellow body with a small fizzy white head that completely vanished very quickly. The nose is more like gummy peach rings than beer, very sweet with absolutely no malt at all. The flavor is very thin and watery with just a light peach flavor, tastes more like a weak wine cooler. Very thin and watery with lots of fizzy carbonation. This wasn’t all that horrible to drink, but it does’t exactly qualify as beer in my world.