Natural Light

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

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

12oz can poured into a shaker. This is the epitome of camping beer and should be drank in the can. I only poured it into the glass to rate the appearance. Natty Light pours pale yellow with a medium-sized white head. The aroma is typical lager with an addition of household dust. The body is actually pretty smooth but with an unintegrated carbonation bite. There is a bit of flavor in this beer-lovers’ favorite punchng bag. The flavor is mostly undescrible but buttered corn comes kind of close. The finish kind of makes your throat clench in protest and makes you want to spit a bit.

Pours pale yellow with white head, aroma of some corn, dishwater, water. Taste is very watery, hint of dish soap, chemicals, and maybe a little corn. No thanks.

They used to put this in a gallon cleaning bucket and serve it on bucket night at some stupid bar at college. This beer doesn’t deserve such nice treatment. Dire. Serving: Tap

12 oz. from the can. Smells malty and maybe some small hints of wheat. Tastes weak and bitter. The palate is light and lots of carbonation. Overall, its pale and watery, but not terrible.

Pours a pale straw yellow, nose is very light with grain, taste is equally bland, mild grain flavors, hint of table sugar, hint of dishwater.

24 oz. Can Poured into pint Next to no aroma. Taste is almost non-existent but what i could taste was just cheap malt/corn. Thankfully minimal aftertaste and the whole thing is just watery. No hops to speak of.

Gross beer. The only time I had this was when a buddy sold it to me for 20 cents a can. I should have known better.

If I wanted to go hang out with bums and drink all day, I would buy this beer for 30 dollars you could have an all you can drink buffet of trash