Natural Light

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

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

Along with Coors Light, this malted water may be the undisputed king of beer-flavored waters. Thirst-quenching in a humid-summer-night-exertion-from-tailgating-and-wh sort of way. Scrapes the bottom of the barrel, yet it is a cut above a couple of other bottom-dwellers(namely Busch and Beast). Either way, frat rats aren’t complaining. They love Natty, and Natty loves them back by delivering them their pocket change’s worth in inebriation...and maybe more.

Light yellow with a thin white head. Weak flavor with slight metallic taste. OK if nothing better is around.

This beer I vaguely remember in undergrad but I was recently reunited with this beer that is at least partially responsible for the "how is making love in a canoe and drinking american beer similar" not recommended unless desperate

The perfect college beer. It’s like water’s bastard step-child. Goes down like water. And cheap. Did I mention the cheap part?

This beer is only bad at the begining of the party. Once you get over that two-beer hump,you’ll be drunk before you know it.

There is a very good piece of advice that I can give you when buying this beer. You get what you pay for.

Bottle Can Keg, Ol Natural Light, how I love thee. Pours such a nice light watery yellow with no head. About like drinking water with a bread taste. Execptional beer though for say college frat parties where you can charge a few bucks a cup and make a profit.

This beer serves a purpose. It is good for binge drinking. The flavor is somewhat sour, a little chemically, and mostly water. You can drink about 30 of these. It’s cheap, and bad, and if I was going the mass produced pale lager route, I could think of at least three variations that I would choose before this one.