Natural Ice

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Malt Liquor
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

Man if you take water out of something gross then it only seems that by logic it would concentrate the gross, Natural Ice is proof of this logic.

Pretty horrible by all counts. My first introduction to this beer was served warm during pledge period. Glad that’s behind me as i sampled this tonight. Corny, grainy, a little funk. alcohol was tastable.

This is so harsh, you could use it to strip off old wallpaper.

UPDATED: AUG 26, 2007 On sale at the Beer for Less in Moon Township for $10 per 24-12oz bottle case. Usual case is $11.50. The aroma is off fruit spoil and alcoholic. Pale yellow american color and appearance, as expected. A combined malt liquor and pilsner bite greets the tongue. It is however, relatively mild and well controlled to an extent at first. Much more offensive than natural light in flavor. What’s the deal with these cheap ’ice’ beers, you just want to get drunk? Could these be simply cheap malt liquors in disguise? Nasty light I can live with but this is almost like an offensive micro-brew. Rather coarse and high in alky impressions. There is this processed industrial bite that you cannot overlook while you are consuming. Mild carbonation that at least takes your mind off the coarseness of this brew. Due to the price, this beer’s finish is barely tolerable, and this is coming from a taster who likes pale lagers. The cost of this is 42 cents per bottle, but as the cheap expert, I know there are so many other inexpensive pale lagers that are even less in cost and much more enjoyable. Will not buy again if the opportunity presents itself. To sum it up, this stuff is unrefined and rude.

UPDATED: DEC 13, 2008 [can - 12 oz] Wow. This is just nasty. Tasted like a mixture of sweet corn with metal flakes. I don’t care if it’s 5.9%... it ain’t worth it.

Hey, it's better than Busch

Cheap beer that will put a hurting on you fast. A true alcoholic’s beer.

Ahhh, Natural Ice. A lifesaver when the wallet is bare and the pockets light. Strong, and sometimes quaffable (if close to freezing). This stuff definitely gets nasty above 40 degrees, but it is tolerable at extremely cold temperatures. When quantity is goal and quality is unaffordable, pick up a case of the Natty!