Michelob

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Shared a bottle after their St. Louis brewery tour. Bottle into glass, golden pale color with a finger of white head. Aroma is interestingly grainy pale malt. Taste is the aroma. Light body, high carbonation, somewhat watery with a slight sweet finish. Alright, seems better then its Michelob siblings (well except Amber Bock).

My aunt used to love this stuff, grainy and smooth. did the job when i was young, just hard to find these days

The blurb is hilarious "brewed with strissel spelt and hallertau hops and other hop varieties.... Munich style lager..." "Michelob Brewing Co." Fucking InBev InBreds. Smells like a waxy adjunct lager, flavor is metallic, adjunct-laden, sweet. The beer fucking sucks.

Not a horrible macro lager there is something there. Maybe a little bready malt taste in there and decent body. Its a macro and was never intended to be exceptional.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a bright golden color with a large creamy yellow-white head that lingered and left a bit of lacing. The aroma was faint but sweet with hints of citrus and bread. The flavor was semi-sweet and a touch tangy with a bit bready and yeasty presence and a touch of honey. Very mild and smooth flavors for an industrial lager - not the sour bite and corny notes we have come to expect. Short mild finish with a hint of bread. Medium body. Not bad for what it is.

from notes: lots of carbonation with this beer and lots of streaming bubbles. small foamy head that dissipates quickly. pale straw yellow color. the aroma is of sweet malts, corn, and water. the taste has zero hops/bitterness and pretty much just taste like water. least amount of flavor i ever tried. out of all the macro produced beers this is the worst i have tried.

330ml bottle. I don’t think that they even sell this here anymore. Classic watery flavorless beer.

For me, this represents a super carbonated corn product ,cheap watery and certainly overpriced. Again, another In-Bev product riding on marketing reputation and no substance. For me it means an instant migraine headache and stomach woes. Popular in the 70’s but has lost a lot of fan boys.

Bottle. Barely perceptible malt aroma. Pale gold with a moderate white head. Sweet grainy malt flavor. Light body, moderate carbonation.

Bottle poured into a shaker. Very malt oriented. Dirty malt and some light herbal hops. Taste is about the same. Very light bitter and sweet. Medium bodied with a thin texture. Fizzy carbonation. Overall, it’s ok. I’ve had much worse in the pale lager category.