Michelob Ultra

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

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

12 oz bottle. Clear light golden color with thin bubbly white head. Smelled of water with a little hay wafted over it. Flavor was similarly uninspiring. Bleh.

12 oz bottle at the Leprechaun Inn with Eric and Mikey watching this monstrosity. Pours the clearest I’ve ever seen a beer, a medium fizzy head. The aroma and flavor are both basically water, and not exactly clean water. Almost nothing. Not nice at all. Water>Ultra.

Pale yellow body with a thin white head. Light grain aroma. Mild grain flavor with some honey hints.

Diet beer...yummy. I think if you really wanna be successful on a diet, you have to not drink beer. Leaves a clingy disgusting feeling in the mouth. If i were to do the atkins i’d definitely choose a miller or coors light over this.

UPDATED: FEB 11, 2007 Just what you would expect from a light AB beer, its weak. It does not help this beer that it is supposed to be a member of the premium Michelob line since its only got just enough bitter taste to qualify for beer in a blind taste.

On tap. Pours the most like water I have ever seen in any beer. Color really is the same as the purified tap water in India- a slight goldish, river water hint. Aroma is corn seltzer water. Taste is corn seltzer water. This is a beer to have for only one reason: to drink on a golf course when it’s 105 degrees outside. Or I guess this is useful if you want to pretend like everyone else that you’re being sociable by drinking a beer but you really just want to drink Canada Dry.

Did I order a beer or perrier. this water with some carboniation. If I want to diet its not going to be with my beer.

Bottle in Baltimore. Pours pale yellow. Nose/taste of skunky water and corn. Body leaves much to be desired. Mostly skunky water.