Michelob Ultra

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

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

Oh man...try not to be too harsh here. If you’re drinking this, then as Bobby Boucher says, "You drinkin’ the wrong water!" Seriously, if you’re going to drink water, my top two picks are H2O Coors Light. So...this beer pours an overcarbonated pale yellow with a white head that gets the hell out in a jiffy. Aroma of...um...nothing, maybe some adjunk. Flavor is straight-up adjunk with a slight unpleasant bitterness. Watery mouthfeel. It’s an absolute joke to call this a beer.

Pours a fizzy light yellow color. Aromas of corn and little else. Low-carb = low flavor. I’ve had flavored water with more body than this crap.

This beer poured a large white frothy head with small bubbles that fully diminished. There was a lot of fizzy carbonation in this beer. The body was clear and the hue was pale yellow. The aroma was skunky and there was virtually no flavor to this beer. The mouthfeel was very watery and thin.

Now there’s a good diet FOAMDOME , and everybody should avoid contact with this beer... its high in price, low on taste, low on head, and low low LOW in my books!

Sampled from a 12 oz can this beer poured a bright pale yellow color with a large soapy white head that faded quickly. The aroma was lemon, cabbage, tangy and a bit dry. The flavor was tangy, lemony and somewhat bitter with a dry, bland and watery middle and a long tangy lemony finish. Thin in body. Bland but better than I would have expected.

UPDATED: JUL 13, 2009 Probably the lightest beer I’ve ever had that actually has some alcoholic content. Almost no head, body, color, or taste. It says a lot when the marketing campaign for Mich Ultra shows people working out.

Had to comment after watching one of Michelob’s pathetic commercials... (I have had this beer) Wanna lose weight? Do all of us REAL beer drinkers a favor and stop drinkin’ beer. That way, you lose pounds and we don’t have to suffer through your lame fad-based advertising every few months. Drink REAL beer.

Bottled, UK version which is 5% abv. Straw gold, thin white head and moderate condition. Some trace hop and malt aromas, moderate malty fullness in the mouth and lingering fruity peach notes in the finish.