Natural Ice

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

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

better than nattie light. but not by much

A big thanks to Crash for getting me a huge freaking 40 of this. Honestly, it wasn’t noxious as everyone kept warning me it would be. Very pale yellow with a fizzy white head. Sweet, grainy nose with sweet, corny flavor. Very watery with a faint sweet aftertaste. Delicious? No. But not disgusting.

UPDATED: SEP 16, 2004 Weak, watery body but high alcohol content makes for easy way to get drunk. Minimal odor or taste

12 oz can. What’s the mattah boy? This ain’t good enough for yuh? Ah say, ah say mah grandpappy, Cunnel Foghorn Leghorn the fust, of the 22nd hussars, drank this very libation ev’ruh day until he passed away, boah I say if it’s good enuff for a Leghorn, it’s good enuff foah you! Sho’, its as light as the stuff that passes for thinkin’ material in that noggin a yours, and sho it smells like cooked corn what’s been sittin’ outside the mess a day or two, and sho’ its like drinkin’ the rainwater thet’s been festerin’ in a ol’ rusty tin can with some boiled asparagus throwed in....but it’s good enuff for you, boy, good enuff. Ah say, ah say can ya HEAR me boy?

UPDATED: MAR 19, 2004 Typical low priced college beer. Goes down decently smooth for being 5.9% and packs a wallop in the head buzz category. When given the choice, go with Keystone Ice which is similar in price but tastes a little better and comes in 30 packs. As long as you don't purchase Beast Ice of Pabst Ice you'll be fine.

cheap as dirt, hell might as well be dirt

better than the light version, but still a college beer.

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