Michelob Ultra

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

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

UPDATED: JAN 28, 2007 March, 2004: Pasteurised Bottle. Head to Head with Coors Light Beer. The Ultra has the more attractive bottle. Taste is dry, light and unpleasant with corn and chemical flavours. Watery appearance. The Coors is slightly better. This Ultra is damn near undrinkable. [1.3]
Jan 2007 In an open and blind comparison with Cusquena, Brahma, Palma Louca and Cerveza Aguila this came off as the least attractive. The appearance is very pale. There is a light yet active carbonation. Something bubblegum and champagne about the aroma. Tastes initially slightly sweet - touch of violets, touch of aspartame, touch of Love Hearts or sherbet. Mouthfeel is quite dry - pulling on the mouth a bit yet very soft. Something chemical and vaguely unpleasant about the whole thing. [1.5]

bottle, very cold, thin body with taste of seltzer water and a sharp finish, no flavor to speak of

Bottle. pale straw colored beer, little head. Took 2 sips and poured it out. Not the worst beer I’ve ever had, but this is very bad. Little malt, little anything, but a whole lotta bad flavor - very slight graininess to go with an overcarbonated water.

Golden color and a quickly diminishing white head. Grainy corn aroma. Either my palate is still destroyed from argo's party, or this tastes like nothing? Carbonated mouthfeel...

This is either one of the worst beers I have ever tasted, or one of the best seltzer waters.

Barely any color at all. Starchy aroma. A flavor that’s vaguely reminiscent of beer. Low carbs; low beer.

Strong pea-soup aroma is completely unappealing. Clear pale golden colour with decent white head that recedes to cover with some marginal lacing. Mild sweetness and light peppery spiciness to the flavour but the DMS overwhelms. Moderate carbonation and very light body with somewhat watery texture. Bottle sampled with ClarkVV and muzzlehatch.

Evian tastes fresher.