Natural Light

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

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

Surprisingly, this is not offensive like, say, Coors Light or High Life. I may be crazy, but I picked up a subtle banana flavor for this otherwise tasteless beer. Definitely the beer-pong beer of choice.

The real silver bullet! I’ve had way too many of these beers in the past, wasted brain cells as well I imagine.

Pours pale yellow. Aroma barely there. Generic "beer" aroma...corn malt I guess. Flavor is very weak. Over carbonated to say the least. Generic cheap American swill. Garbage.

At no time is it ok to drink this!!!

Can. Pours pale yellow with no head. Soured grain aroma. Watery with little taste. Mostly notes of badly fermented grains. No bitterness or hint of hops. Awful.

Time to find out whether this beer or the band Hanson is better. Like the head of this beer, Hanson was there and gone in a second. The color of the beer was only slightly more pale than faces of Hanson. Just like when you hear "mmmBop" and you can’t stop getting it to return to your head, this beer keeps inflicting its flavor on you with every burp you make. If you have Hanson’s music or this beer in large quantities, you will certainly throw up. Every other beer you can get your hands on is better. Every other album you can get your hands on is better. So with so many similarities, which is better? Hanson, because they might actually get better with age. Natual Light won’t. Congradulations Hanson. You are officially better than Natty Light.

Natural Light has a very thick, white head and a clear, pale straw appearance, with lots of carbonation and some lacing left behind. The aroma is sweet, grainy, and eggy (which dissipates along with the head). Taste is likewise sweet and grainy, and there is an oh-so-mild hop bite at the end of the sip. Mouthfeel is light and watery, and Natural Light finishes crisp, refreshing and easy drinking. Overall, for a light beer, this one is okay. RJT