Michelob Ultra

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

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

OK lager for those looking for a slimer look....bright yellow appearance in glass. White head with some lacing. Not too bad for a macro brew...if you are calorie counter.

This one is pretty weak. Weak body, weak flavor, weak on the palate. generally drank by people who are watching their weight. The slight taste it does have is sweet. But nothing to talk about.

I dont rate stuff like this unless it’s free. I ran out of Port Wipeout IPA at some milf’s b-day party and someone offered this up. I had not had this since my low carb diet days several years ago. Pours a very pale straw golden with a white head. Faint pale malt and lager aroma. Texture is thin with light body and lively carbonation. Flavor is pretty much what you would expect. Pale malts, corn, cereal grains countered by a moderate sweetness. Almost no detectable bitterness. Nothing offensive here, but it’s just boring. It serves it’s purpose well. Far better than the Ultra Amber.

Bottle - Pale Lager; what can I say? - Interesting story though: I was recently at a crawfish boil where this beer (Michelob Ultra) was had by many. My wife, however, knowing I wouldn’t care for their choice, had brought for me Anchor Liberty Ale instead. Some interested ones tried my beer and decided that it was nasty. Fine, more good beer for me. It just goes to show that those whose palate is used to these pale lagers are sadly missing out on a world of better variety. I have my work cut out for me to sway the others to the greener grass, so to speak, so if there are any suggestions out there, I’m listening. Would starting them out with a hefeweizen be better suited for their tastes? By the way, my beer went great with the crawfish.

Not a great taste, Beer Diet taste. But, Ok, if it is the only beer left during the depression of 2012

I drank quite a bit of this one summer to slow my rapidly bulging belly. it didn’t work and then i realized it didn’t matter. light yellow colour, no head, very grainy.

Pretty much exactly what you’d expect - little taste to enjoy, but certainly drinkable.

Served in a p plastic cup after running 10.6 miles @ Big Sur. After the run it was delicious, so my overall score is higher, but now analysing it, it is just like all the other light beers, did detect a bit of fruitiness, possibly from the yeast, but could just be because its a light beer. Also got me buzzed quick, being @ 4.2 is pretty high for its class.