Natural Light

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

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

Can. This tastes like soap, but less than the Nasty Ice variety, so I suppose it’s slightly less headache enducing. Looks like the only difference between this and the other Nasty varieties is a reduction of alcohol. Oh, the commercial description is nicely worded to provide a true, yet misleading statement. Sure, soap has a "pleasing aroma", but would you want to ingest it? That’s the question.

Used to drink this in High School before I knew what real beer was. This stuff is thin and full of holes.

Overall Impression: Ah, Natty light...this beer and I have had some good times, but none of them have anything to do with it’s taste! Better then beast, but that’s about it.

Can: Finally rating the natty! Clear pale gold with a white head. Aroma is grassy, corn. Flavor, grassy, corn some other nastiness. As long as it stays very cold we’re ok.

Now, now, this beer has a few things going for it. First off, it is very reasonably priced. Secondly, you can often buy it in grocery stores and gas stations for very little money. Third, and most importantly, it is cheap. I think the problem is that this beer suffers from the "serve in" recommendations above. Everyone knows it is best served in a plastic cup with a ping pong ball floating in it.

(Bottle) Pours yellow without head. No flavor and very watery. The cheapest (and nastiest) you can buy.

Canned carbonated skunk water. No detectable "pleasing aroma".

Does this beer taste horrible? Well, if you drink it ice code, no. Hell, anti-freeze prolly doesn’t taste like much frozen...so there ya go. No aroma to pick up, and I wasn’t about to let it get warm. Appearance was your typical "fizzy yellow beer", light in color with a strange looking uniform head. Mouthfeel was light licking a 9-volt battery. Flavor of mineral water. Well, I was hot, thirsty and tired when I quaffed this. It did kill the fire, but does little to satiate the tastebuds.