Michelob Ultra

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

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

Not quite as watery as some macro’s. First time I have ever had this was was mildly impressed all things considered.

I am just going to come right out and say it, this beer sucks. I mean honestly, why even bother? This tastes like beer flavored water, and the beer flavor is questionable. Its clean and crisp when its cold, but I need more than that. It’s terrible.

Tasted somewhere along my trip through the States.
Dull, boring and bad.

Bottled. Very pale golden colour, small white head. Aroma is rubber, harsh hops and maize. Flavour is quite the same. A rather unbalanced beer in all.

Bottle from local supermarket. Certainly a pale - pale to the point of anaemia. Something volatile like nail varnish in the aroma. Clean on the palate but thin and weak. Not enough flavour to be unpleasant. Very dull stuff.

I would describe the taste as...cardboard like. It tasted like I grinded up cardboard and swallowed it.

should be listed as a VERY Pale Ale. Still as a Diabetic I am thankful for beers like this. It is not by any means near the best beer one can have. But it is not the worst either.

When I went to look up my non-existant rating for Michelob Light, I discovered I also had never rated Michelob Ultra. At the in-law’s place this weekend, and discovered an un-opened 12 pack that a visitor had abandoned at their place a while back, still in the fridge. So for the sake of getting the rating in, I passed over a bottle of Blue Mountain Full Nelson IPA and picked up this. At least it wasn’t totally awful. Pale, fizzy yellow. Faint aroma of adjunct driven "select grains." Flavor was slightly grainy, some adjuncts, and that strange berry flavor I find sometimes in A-B light products, I suspect from the yeast and adjunct mix. Better than the Coors low-carb light offering at least.