Michelob Ultra

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

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

Pours ultra pale. Has a foul chemical aroma. Tastes like carbonated water with a slight grain flavor.

I don't know,how can people drink this stuff and call it great beer.Nice macro brew color but thats the end of the great revue now it's down and dirty.faint pale head a very slight malt aroma,some hops and the smell of the river here in my town just as the ice breaks up.flavor was watery little to no real taste other then it was some what malty the once in a while errant hop flavor.this is ridiculous and don't deserve a long revue game over .

UPDATED: APR 16, 2004 Dry, seltzerish, and with a faintly skunky aroma, this one is best left on the shelf. Imagine, if you will, a can of Miller Lite that has been rolling around under your car seat all summer and you'll get the general idea. Unbelievable. Even my mother thought it was awful, and she is diehard AB. Beautifully packaged.

Rule #1: never buy bad beer. Rule #2: if the opportunity comes to try a beer, however bad it is likely to be, at least try it. And so it came to pass that I had opportunity to try for free two beers I had never tried before, this being one of them. The beer has a clear, light ginger ale body with a white head. Aroma, surprisingly enough, has some floral qualities. My hopes thus raised were quickly dashed when I tasted seltzer water with a dash of graininess -- yuck!

I don’t like light beers that much. Seeing that this is the lightest of all, I really don’t like it.

Thin bodied and watered down, tastes a bit like corn, grain, and more grain. Didn’t like this at all.

(Tap) Pours a pale yellow with a fizzy white head. No aroma. Very watery, with large amount carbonation. Not much flavor either, just a metallic hint at the end. Easily one of the worst beers I have ever had.

Tastes very grainy and has a nasty yeast like aftertaste. Very light golden color and tastes like corn. Not good.