Natural Light

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

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

(Can 35,5 cl) Pale golden with a creamy, white head. Lightly sour nose - rice? Very thin and watery body. Slightly sticky, sweetish malt and rice. Abolutely no traces of hops. 210306

Date: 03/14/2007
Mode: Can
Source: Tasting

clear light yellow, wispy white head, light malt aroma with a slight tartness, funky malt flavor, strange sourness, light bitterness

Aroma: 3/10; Appearance: 4/10; Flavor: 1/10; Palate: 4/10; Overall: 3/20
Rating: 1.1/5.0
Drinkability: 2/10
Score: 4

I bought this at a gas station and used it as a palate cleanser in between beers. You know, something watery and bland that you can drink with smoked Polish mountain cheese and help freshen up the palate. It certainly won't make any other impact. Makes Coors Light look like Dark Lord.

Can. Pale yellow, no head. Weak grainy aroma. Very weak taste, just drinkable. Hardly worth calling it beer.

Three words... Run, Don’t Walk...(away from this beer).

Tinned, sample size, pasteurised. Pale straw with fizzed head. Another import from the local USA base, and its even a joke amongst lager swillers. It has a taste of stale corn and cardboard with a CO2 effervesence that won’t go away. Like drinking liqued lemon fountain without a decent flavour. Vey, very bad, but the good thing is I never have to try it again.

32 oz. brown bottle. Slightly corny aroma, but noble hop is lightly present. Pale golden color with a vigorous white head. The bubbles are elegantly small. Very thin in body with almost creamy carbonation. It has pale malt sweetness, and there is almost enough hop to balance (it wouldn’t take much). Many NAs are better in taste, but I could drink this, if a gun was held to my head. The finish is a bit papery, and the bitter is almost not there.

Can in Florida. This may be one of shortest rating ever. The name of this beer is great way to rate: natural light moist air.