Michelob Ultra Pomegranate Raspberry

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

It’s a pretty refreshing drink on a hot day Light gold pour with a fizzy head

Pours a super clear, super pale yellow with almost no head. Aroma is very fake fruit. Like medicine or candy. But not offensive. Neither is the flavor, which is like someone slipped a sweettart into a natty light. Very thin and lots of carbonation. Certainly the best of the three new flavors from michelob this year, but far from being a good beer.

Light gold pour with a fizzy head. Beer aroma and flavor is nearly non existent. Sweet fruitiness dominates. No big deal!

This is pretty nasty stuff, thin beer overall, whoever though that corn and rice, could be masked by pomegranate and raspberry, reminds me of the dead kennedys fresh fruit for rotten vegetables. Except that it is not fresh but artifical.

bottle, thin yellow color, nose is hawaiian fruit punch, flavorless like a melted red snocone

Bottles of Michelob Ultra Pomegranate Raspberry ’snuck’ into the bar where I work. I have a feeling the local A-B rep comp’d the bar a case. Knowing that I will never buy one I popped open a bottle to sample and share. Body is light yellow, with some fruit flavors in the aroma. The pomegranate and raspberry flavors are very weak and being backed by a thin beer does not help. Just nothing going on here for me, but I suppose that A-B has put in market research to justify that somebody lwill buy this beer.

Bottle poured a clear yellow with a small lingering ring of white foam. Aromas of raspberry, cookie and pomegranate. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of pomegranate, raspberry and cookie with a crisp clean finish.

Golden color, little head, and no appearance of any fruit. Aroma is of sweet berries, nothing else. Taste is very watery and fake, overly sweet fruit extracts. Nothing offensive-tasting here, just not enough hops and malts, and clearly not much real fruit used. I like a well made fruit beer, but this one is just plain boring.