Budweiser 330ml Case

Good quality beer, the taste is reliable, which I find can sometimes be an issue with some brands. It's normally a good value and worth the price. Definitely a repeat customer and this is our standard go to beer brand. Although it's a well known brand that most people have tried, would recommend if not.

It’s a light domestic beer. Tastes similar to their light domestic beers. It’s got a little more flavor than a bud light and has a little higher alcohol content than a bud light. Personally I’d rather have a craft beer that has more taste.

Personally, I am not a big drinker, every so often though, I enjoy a nice cold beer. Budweiser is just average in my opinion. It is light golden in color and the white foam on top, once poured does not last long. there are much better beers than this one. Budweiser is fine, just not the best of the brews. 🍻

The look is a straw yellow color with a 2 finger head. Beers of this genre tend to all look similar.The smell is of rice and grains, one doesn't pick up much of a hoppy smell at all, maybe slightly in the background, but this beer doesn't smell bitter whatsoever.The taste is the best part about Budweiser aka the King of Beers. It is a simply delicious taste that is smooth and crisp EVERY TIME. It tastes of grain and rice not hops. This beer doesn't taste bitter or hoppy whatsoever. It is just the perfect beer for every occasion that one can think of. The taste is always the same, they get it right every time.The feel is a great part about drinking Budweiser. It has a nice carbonation and is as drinkable as water. Although it's as drinkable as water, it ... MoreThe look is a straw yellow color with a 2 finger head. Beers of this genre tend to all look similar.The smell is of rice and grains, one doesn't pick up much of a hoppy smell at all, maybe slightly in the background, but this beer doesn't smell bitter whatsoever.The taste is the best part about Budweiser aka the King of Beers. It is a simply delicious taste that is smooth and crisp EVERY TIME. It tastes of grain and rice not hops. This beer doesn't taste bitter or hoppy whatsoever. It is just the perfect beer for every occasion that one can think of. The taste is always the same, they get it right every time.The feel is a great part about drinking Budweiser. It has a nice carbonation and is as drinkable as water. Although it's as drinkable as water, it definitely has flavor. The mouthfeel is bubbly and smooth and each one goes down faster than the last.Budweiser is an amazing beer. People look down on it because it's a macro beer mass produced not craft etc. There's a reason why this beer is the King of Beers, because they have made the perfect beer for every occasion. Beer snobs step aside and grab one while watching the game or grilling out. I guarantee you won't be disappointed. It just goes with everything, everywhere, every situation. The Budweiser Brewery Tour in St. Louis was amazing also. Much more appreciation for this beer when you see the steps needed to brew this beer in person.

It does the job, tastes ok and wont make you sick. Perfect for getting smashed, playing video games and getting through the worst if life's little misadventures. You can't count on soooooooooo many things in this dark and twisted world.... . But You Can Always Count On Beer.

The other day I laughed at old Budweiser commercials on YouTube. The frogs had me howling. That was a brilliant marketing campaign, but this beer might as well be kept in a low standard. My folks said when they grew up, people liked and drank “Bud” a lot more than they do now. They concede it’s probably more competition now, and the wide availability of imports. I will drink Budweiser, but I’m not going to be enamored by this beverage. It’s mediocre, and plus I get headaches from it. It really doesn’t have a good flavor. A lot of water with beer if that makes sense. As part of fondue cheese, actually it for some reason is the one to go with. Yet even a cold bottle, it will be as a last resort. It’s a little better than the lowliest beers, but not by a large margin. ... MoreThe other day I laughed at old Budweiser commercials on YouTube. The frogs had me howling. That was a brilliant marketing campaign, but this beer might as well be kept in a low standard. My folks said when they grew up, people liked and drank “Bud” a lot more than they do now. They concede it’s probably more competition now, and the wide availability of imports. I will drink Budweiser, but I’m not going to be enamored by this beverage. It’s mediocre, and plus I get headaches from it. It really doesn’t have a good flavor. A lot of water with beer if that makes sense. As part of fondue cheese, actually it for some reason is the one to go with. Yet even a cold bottle, it will be as a last resort. It’s a little better than the lowliest beers, but not by a large margin. It’s relatively inexpensive, although inflation has caused its cost to go up too. Can’t recommend, as will drink if free.

Budweiser is the quintessential beer. It fits most occasions. Having a day at the beach? Budweiser works. Watching any kind of sport? Budweiser works for that too. End of a long day? Perfect for a Budweiser. Is it the best beer? No, but it works, is refreshing and at a decent price point.

I got into craft beer early, so I skipped on most of the big beers. Thought I'd try them so I could see what all the (anti-)hype was about. Today, it's Bud. 25 ounce tallboy with the "America" theme, poured into a large glass tankard.Look: Clear, yellowish-gold. An aggressive pour gives three fingers of foamy head, that slowly dissipates to a thin ring. Not much in the way of lacing; any foam generated from swirling quickly slides down the glass, leaving no trace of its presence.Smell: Very faint smell of ethanol and white bread, maybe a little corn. Not too strong, not too pleasant, but not offensive either.Taste: It doesn't taste bad, per se, but it's very mild. The primary flavor is corn. Candy corn, to be exact, due to the sweetness of the malt. No strong ... MoreI got into craft beer early, so I skipped on most of the big beers. Thought I'd try them so I could see what all the (anti-)hype was about. Today, it's Bud. 25 ounce tallboy with the "America" theme, poured into a large glass tankard.Look: Clear, yellowish-gold. An aggressive pour gives three fingers of foamy head, that slowly dissipates to a thin ring. Not much in the way of lacing; any foam generated from swirling quickly slides down the glass, leaving no trace of its presence.Smell: Very faint smell of ethanol and white bread, maybe a little corn. Not too strong, not too pleasant, but not offensive either.Taste: It doesn't taste bad, per se, but it's very mild. The primary flavor is corn. Candy corn, to be exact, due to the sweetness of the malt. No strong hops flavor or bitterness. The hops are definitely present, keeping the sweetness in check, but not really standing out. Vaguely grassy aftertaste. Drinkable, refreshing, but a little bland.Mouthfeel: The body is a bit thin and the carbonation is rather strong. It's very much like Perrier, and goes down smooth, making it easy to chug down.Overall: As I said earlier, it doesn't really taste bad, it's just very simple and mild. The 5% ABV makes it a decent choice for a cheap buzz, if that's what you're looking for, as it drinks quickly. I probably won't buy any more, but if a friend handed me one at a barbecue, I wouldn't turn them down. I am, however, now very interested in tasting Bud Light, as I can't imagine something tasting too much lighter than this.

Light yellow, without any turbidity, almost clean and transparent, like white wines. On the nose it is very sparing (some distant aroma of cereals, syrup-like background, metallic) and on the palate it is smooth, clean, with low expression and persistence. And it is not a tasting beer, it is a beer-soft drink, long drink. I read that 80% is rice ... I do not perceive the difference with other similar traditional soft lagers.

It's Budweiser

Really - a review of Budweiser? Yes I bought it and it was exactly as it should be. an inexpensive, American basic mass-produced beer. I bought a 36 pack for $28, and used it for a party with friends. The thought process was add a shot of whiskey and it would be fine. We used Evan Williams Standard black label and they worked ok. Again, this isn't a higher quality product, and if your reading this, you should know what to expect. I'm giving it 3* because it was exactly what I expected. I had lower standards for this than say Sam Adam's or a British/German quality beer, so I wouldn't compare to those, but it met my expectation.