Natural Ice

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

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

This is a beer that normally seems to be at one of my friends place. It is pale yellow/straw color with little aroma outside of corn and grains. Flavor is typical grain with some bite to it.

Case of bottles 9.50. Thats all i can say.

ok for the very low price

I have been watching some NASCAR recently so I am now qualified to drink this beer. More of the same old same old. Not much flavor or aroma.

A horrid flavor, one of the worst beers. Acidic, tangy, cardboard thats determined to make you looney drunk. Extremely cheap and this is one of the beers that doesn't acceptable even ice cold. Just get a malt liquor.

alot better than natty light. natty ice has been known to cause severe drunkeness. this beer is something i get if ive had a bad day, and this will make the next morning even worse.

Absolutely awful. The small amount of flavor that exists in sub par. The only attractive thing about this beer is the price. Dirt cheap. Also, more bang for your buck since the ABV% is a bit higher. Good for frat parties, but If you drink this all night long, you will feel like a train wreck in the morning.

February 3, 2004 bottling. Pale, sparkling yellow, with huge sparkling carbonation forming a large white head that quickly fades. I smiled as I sniffed the nose of this beverage. Although the gas station had been careful to keep this beer cellared at 40 degree Farenheit temperatures, I was worried that the exposure to the flourescents may have damaged the bouquet. But cereal aromas of corn and rice rose to greet me, unharmed by their handling over the past 30 days. These aromas merged seemlessly into an aroma that was somewhat reminiscent of Sanger Hall at MCV, in the room where they perform the medical autopsies. Sharp, attention grabbing carbonation brought my palate bouncing to life, preparing it to meet the rush of flavors. Rice, corn, and a slight sweetness flooded my mouth, before fading away rapidly, leaving only a trace of memory behind. Vile stuff.