Natural Light

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

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

Pale yellow color with a medium frothy white head. Aroma of grain, corn and wet cardboard. Flavor of light rice and some cardboard.

Little to no aroma, but not funky like I thought I’d remembered. Very thin and ricay, it doesn’t taste like anything (which actually raises the score slightly once you’ve the worst beer ever: Huebert’s Old Tyme Lager). Not good, but slightly better that I remembered. Also, this score may be slightly inflated since I was working hard all day before having this. Ya know, the lawnmower effect.

UPDATED: MAR 17, 2005 24oz can. Cheap beer that does not live beyond its means. This beer truly is what it is. And unlike most beers of this caliber that have nothing to report because there is nothing there, this one has one of the worst smells I have even had go up my nose. It is sour and metallic and very reminiscent of a bathroom at a gas station. If you drink this beer DO NOT SMELL IT! Because the smell combined with the yellow color will make you think about what this might actually be. After the smell I almost didn’t taste it. But since I had spent a whole $1.32 I couldn’t pour it out (eventually I did; could not finish it). Once I built up the courage to taste it I was greeted by an astringent bitterness and a remote Cornish maltyness. Aftertaste is flat. Thank God its over.

I use to drink this for 3 years in college and there is little seniment left over. But god damn, I was clueless for awhile. This beer is flat, skunky, watery and horrible.

Can. Pours a light yellow with tons of carbonation and almost no head. Aromas of urine, grass, straw. Taste is like expired seltzer water that someone urinated in.

Jan 1, 2009 Ah, the old college dorm favorite as it was by far the cheapest beer available. Water, really. With very little taste. A bit skunky but always did the trick. Wouldn’t get near it now though.

This will tell you everything you need to know about Natty Light. A friend brought a 12’er of this crap to a tailgate party at UCF. I had brought a cooler full of assorted other "decent" pale lagers. Since he showed up later than me, he threw the Natty at the top of the cooler. After 6 hours of tailgating, every beer had been consumed....except the Natty Light. People were purposely fishing to the bottom of the cooler to get past the Natty. Time went on, and I kept bringing them back to future games and putting them on top of the cooler. It actually became a goal of mine to get rid of it, so I always put it on top of the decent beer. Sure enough, 11 of the 12 lasted the whole season. Nobody would touch this stuff. Ended up pouring it all out and receycling the cans. Horrible beer.

Got a small sample of my brothers beer to rate. Pale gold, white head, grainy nose, and ricey flavor.