Natural Light

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

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

Very watery, not much flavor. Weak beer. Corn notes in the aroma, Taste is bitter and lackluster.

Not terribly awful for what it is - a crappy, poorly made borderline beer. Pale yellow, lots of adjunk, but fortunately less crap flavor than Natty Ice. Watery, good for drinking games if anything.

The 900th Natty Rating and my 100th Pale Lager Rating!;!;!; 12oz can. Pours clear, bright yellow. Creamy white head. Sweet aroma of buttery grits. Flavor for the most part does not exist. The only thing there is a distant sweetness of diluted corn syrup. Very light and extremely watered down. Anyone who buys a 12pk of this on a regular basis has absolutely no character, just like this beer.

Pours a fizzy crisp golden yellow. Aromas of corn, minor hopping, and not much else. Flavor is bland american lager with almost no hops.

I hate this beer, alot. It has absolutly no flavor,no head, no beer smell (smells like a dumpster), and no right to to be drunken by anyone over the age of 17! this is kids beer man!

This beer poured a large white frothy head with small bubbles. There was some lacing with this beer and very little carbonation was observed. There was very little flavor and the mouthfeel was light and watery.

UPDATED: OCT 8, 2010 The bottom of the barrel A-B has to offer. If you’re going to get something this terrible, you might as well go with Natural Ice, which at least has 5.9% alcohol by volume. With so many bad beers on the market just to get wasted, there’s no reason to get this one. It isn’t any cheaper than some of the others, and low alcohol content forces you to choke down more. Then again, this beer did help me create and forget some shameful episodes in high school.

I’m surprised I don’t have undigested corn in my stool the day after drinking this. This is Iowa’s wet dream in a bottle, folks.