Michelob Ultra

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

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

Pours paler than white grape juice with a head that lasts about 5 seconds before it’s completely gone. I can barely smell anything because the beer is so weak! Yikes. Oddly enough, this tastes shitty. Hits with a kinda sharp astringency at first, followed by the most watered down cornbread flavor ever. Metallic taste hits the tongue eventually. So overcarbonated it’s like the bubbles have their own flavor. Kinda like sparkling water in that you expect flavor to justify the bubbles, but you get nothing in return. Finishes with a lingering metallic aftertaste. I’m pretty embarrased that I typed this much to review a shitty beer. Drink this if you’re ditzy bleached-blonde club chick who wears open toed heels in cold rainy weather.

Desperation beer. Drink this on a hot day for fluid only. I call this a lawnmower beer.

so, michelobe that tastes less than michelobe. I feel sorry for the brewers who probably went to school to learn how to brew good beers and then could only find a job at michelobe.

OK, folks. This beer is not worthy of a rating below Busch Light. Great binge drinking beer and not to hard on the old pocketbook.

Another beer with better advirtising than product. Just another light lager, pale as can be, and no flavor. Low calories though.

The only thing you can say is that supposedly you can pound these all day and not gain any carbs. Still like Miller Lite better for the low carb brew

aaahhhh yes the six pack i enjoyed during my vacation at sand key florida. enjoy the columbia restaurant. and try a mich ultra or two. they go great with real good spicy (cuban) food. cause it doesnt compete in any way. guess it wasn’t too bad or i would have thrown one or 2 bottles out. hey it’s low in calories don’t that count for ----oh yeah there’s miller light for that. oh well!

I consider this the ultimate camping beer. You can get a keg of this and drink it all weekend. I think this is largely because it is a bit watery, but it gets the job done.