Michelob Ultra

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

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

This could be the clearest beer I have ever drank. More reminiscent of champagne in the glass. Pours out to a nearly crystal clear light yellow with a funny cooked veggie aroma. Taste is lightly sweet with virutally no aftertaste. No hops or malt presence at all. Tastes very, very similar to Miller Lite. Very watered down with no body whatsoever.

Very very light. This is the lightest thing I have ever drank. Not a bad taste because there is not much of one.

Thin, tart around the edges like the various Ice beers. A few more hops would make this a better thin beer - a la Asahi Super Dry, but this is geared towards the thonged aerobics types...

good for beer pong, flip cup, power hour, and to hit on skinny girls with nice butts...lata

For being a light beer, this beer is VERY light. If you’re not really into drinking beer, this would be the beverage for you. There is almost no semblance of beer in this bottle. The positives derive from its drinkability and the fact that is low-carb low-calorie. If you’re a beer connoisseur, you’ll be very unsatisfied here, but if you’re looking for a light drink that has some alcohol and carbonation, this would be the beer for you.

Appearance: Pours a crystal clear, pale yellow body with a small, white head. Smell: Vague aroma of tired malts with a background note reminiscent of chemicals, like a hint of malt liquor found its way into here. Taste: Drop of sweetness wrapped around a tiny handful of grain. Again, there’s that hint of chemicals and a sense of cheapness. Squirt of seltzer water on the finish. Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Medium carbonation. Rather watery. Drinkability: There’s a slight, but noticeable ickiness to the taste, I’d really prefer it to simply taste like nothing. Maybe I can understand why they’re trying to jazz it up with those various flavorings.

bottle thanks to boomer0813. pale gold yellow with a white head. corn, malts and grass on the nose. watery on the palate with a sweet corn flavor and an overly sweet finish.

should be listed as a VERY Pale Ale. Still as a Diabetic I am thankful for beers like this. It is not by any means near the best beer one can have. But it is not the worst either.