Natural Light

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

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

This is the beer for frat boys who are fat. Even they have to watch their figure.

I think everyone knows this beer is for quantity not quality. This beer smells like drunk.

Cans and cans. Highly drinkable swill. Nothing beerlike about it, other than the ability to cause reckless behavior and poor decision making. But it certainly has that part DOWN.

My preference for when I was on a budget. Slightly darker than other light beers, and with a mild aftertaste. It is what it is, don’t expect glowing review but still I have had much worse.

We drank this beer in high school simply because it was the cheapest beer we could buy. Also, since it was so cheap it almost seemed easier to purchase while under age. Go for it high schoolers.

UPDATED: FEB 11, 2010 Slightly sour, carbonated water. There is the faintest hint of some malt, but it slips over your tongue all to quickly on the way down. I’ve had this far to many times on tap and out of a can, and I had my first can last night since returning to the states. By far more watery than any beer that I had in Europe. Nothing remotely pleasing about drinking it, except the buzz factor. But then tequila works for that too. In comparison to bud light, it’s closest relative, (or is that busch light? they dont sell that here) It lacks the green apple aroma and flavor and has slightly less grain character and sweetness. More acidity (carbonic?) as well. Very harshly carbonated and utterly thin in the mouth. The appearance is a weird funky pale brown-yellow with a dying white head. I dont even know if you could say that it has any aroma besides some metal. This used to be the cheapest 30-pack in IV, but has recently been usurped by LaCrosse Light. What a shame. Though it still kicks Lacrosse’s ass in that it is consistent from can to can. Thats the one thing that you can count on in an Anheuser-Busch product.

Can. A - Light, pale gold with a light, white foamy and tall head. S - Very minimal aroma. What is there is metallic and light grainy sweetness. T - Watery with very faint malt. Most flavor is grain (corn mostly) and sweetness with it. M - Really thin and watery. Light bodied, even light for a Macro. D - Well it is very easy to drink (but so is water, right). I wouldn’t necessarily want to drink many of these, but if I’m in a situation where I am drinking this; I will be drinking more than one. Notes: Pretty much what is to be expected of a very cheap beer. Has its situations that it is used in, but there are probably better choices as far as Macros (for slightly more money).

I used to drink this stuff by the gallon in my college days. Not a craft brew, not rated as one. It is really the ultimate session beer. I’ve gone through 20 in a session before, and no bloated feeling or headache the next day. Another redeeming quality is that you can get a 12 pack for about six bucks. Popular with college kids.