Michelob Ultra

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

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

Blech. Tried this one at a recent family function. I got watery taste, no aroma, and a lot of carbonation. This beer reminded me of really pricey tonic water. No, no, no, do not do it.

UPDATED: JUN 25, 2006 So where’s the beer part?

I can’t believe that I haven’t rated this one yet - must have slipped my mind. If there are two things that I hate most in this world, it’s American lagers and the low-carb craze. This beer is the perfect focal point for all of my angst.

There is no reason to drink this unless you are SERIOUSLY watching carbs. There are better, cheaper light beers.

Out of the fridge, don’t know how I got there or why!
Not as bad a most BMC light beers.

how can somebody even call this beer?If i was desperate to lose weight i wouldn’t drink beer at all, better than drinking this.

Pale yellow in color with a small white head. Aroma is of corn and grain...as is the taste.

Beer... typical American crappage (that’s my own word, don’t steal it) but with a strange ULTRA watery end. The new Guinness bottles have their own patented CO2 system that adds creaminess to it’s feel. The new Michelob Ultra has it’s own patented badet system to flush the palate of any detectable taste. Perfect beverage to drink with a piece of lunchmeat, piece of cheese, and carbolite bar while reading the softcover version of the Adkins Diet.