Budweiser Lager Reviews

Budweiser is a palatable American beer. It`not to be over-rated however as it is very fizzy and doesn`t have the fresh crisp taste that many seem to think. It is actually quite a dense tasting beer despite its fizz. I can drink about 4 bottles before feeling quite bloated. (Compare this to 4 pints of LCL the real "King of Beers"). ...  Read the complete review

I have recently discovered a most wonderful drink known as lager beer. Now of course i have never heard of such a drink before as i am a chaste and pure young lad of virtue true....Ahh i cant keep up this charade. I am a great lover of beer (im a lager man rather than a real ale fellow). Being an American beer, Budweiser isnt ...  Read the complete review

I want to write this review on the 660ml BIG bottle of budweiser which we recently dsiscovered in the drinks aisle of Tesco priced at £1.99. Basically this a huge bottle of Bud containing the equivalent of two samller bottles. We always buy the samller bottles particularly when there is a good deal on. In fact it was one of these good ...  Read the complete review

Beer is beer is beer... isn't it? Ok maybe this isn't beer but considering everyone and their uncle has taken to calling lager, beer, let's run with it. Oh and by the way lager (beer) is not all the same, believe you me. I'm slightly, actually very confused about this 'beer'. First off their appears to be two different companies that ...  Read the complete review

We decided to have a quiet one tonight and wandered to the Co-op to have a beer at home. The special offer that caught my eye was 6 x 300 ml bottles of Budweiser lager for 5 pounds. I was slightly kicking myself though as I should have bought Budweiser at Tescos earlier on today where the offer is an astonishing 20 x 300 ml bottles for only 9 ...  Read the complete review

Just sitting here supping on a budweiser that i have found left in my fridge, from my visitors a few weeks back, so thought i would give it a review. Budweiser likes to advertise itself as ' King of beers', but Im not sure it really deserves that acclaim myself. I like a beer, a lager, a cider etc and get through a fair few ...  Read the complete review

I think ever since I visited the Anheuser-Busch area at Sea-World in Orlando, USA I have been a fan of the American Lager. Budweiser has a very unique taste to it and this is probably due to the fact that it is filtered through beechwood which has been cooked and personally tasted prior to the use in the lager. Budweiser, I find is a ...  Read the complete review

Budweiser is an American beer that they frequently refer to as the King of Beers. Me, I'm not so convinced - it's not so much that I dislike it, but I'm just not drawn to it either by its taste or image. A friend of mine refers to it as "dish water", and whilst I wouldn't go that far, it neither has the kick nor tang to attract my ...  Read the complete review

Without doubt one of the worst beers I have ever tasted. Despite the fact I am an ale lover, I am still willing to rate this in content to lagers only, yet it still falls miles behind all competition. Advertised as 'fresh and crisp,' all I got was a stale unsatisfactory mess that tasted like old and tainted water with a horrible sweet ...  Read the complete review

It's about time that i wrote a review all about my favorite beer, and for me, that beer is Budweiser... King of Beers. Sporting a universally recognized brand and brewed chiefly in the United States, Budweiser is a light, pale lager, and like many American lagers is brewed usuing a large amount of rice, adding to the lightness of the ...  Read the complete review

This is the king of beers without a doubt.It is crisp clear smooth and tasty.Budweiser brew their beer with fine and naturally processed hops,rice and the best of barley.The bottles I find our nicer to drink rather than the cans.As you dont get the taste of the can.But the beer has to be cold serve chilled for the best and ultimate taste.If your ...  Read the complete review

The King of Beers - no doubt about that! It is a premium beer (about 5%) and is one of the most pricey beers out there (though you can get some good deals in supermarkets on the big multipacks). Budweiser is produced with a 'born on' date as well as a 'best before' (though thinking about it, maybe it should be a 'died on' ...  Read the complete review

Budweiser lager tipifies American Beer and does it very well. It is for good reason that it is one of the most popular lagers in the United States. Budweiser is produced in various breweries located around the United States and the rest of the world. It is a filtered beer available in draught and packaged forms. It has 5.0% alcohol by volume and ...  Read the complete review

For many a year now, Budweiser has been known as The King of Beers. This self professed tag is naturally, a point for discussion, as beauty is in the eye of the beholder as much as a favourite beer is completely a matter of personal taste. Myself, I like a pint of Bud, but not all the time and I definitely don't think it's the best out ...  Read the complete review

Budweiser, in my personal opinion wipes the floor of all other leading Lagers I have tasted. However, this great taste comes at an understandable cost, the cost! It is considerably more expensive than most of its rivals (Stella, Grolsh, Fosters, Carlsburg and Carling)... so the question is, 'do you buy this Lager or a cheaper ...  Read the complete review

Budweiser Lager I am a major fan of Budweiser Lager. For me there is something about it that sets its apart from all other bottled lagers. Budweiser reminds me of hot summer nights and being out clubbing (not much difference!) There is something about the brand Budweiser that is also more appealing than other ...  Read the complete review

Possibly the worst beer in the world, a triumph of marketting over substance. This beer like most American product tastes of nothing...absolutely zilch. Now, that may very well be your bag man if you don't like beer...and I've got to say most Budweiser drinkers probably don't. In my opinion they're buying into the product. Witness the fact ...  Read the complete review

Bud is not a Pilsener by any reasonable definition. Pilsener beers should be made from 100% malted barley because they are relatively low strength and using cheaper substitute sugars will show quite easily. Bud uses rice as a malt substitute and yes it shows. Also it is not lagered for eight to twelve weeks - or even for ...  Read the complete review

The summer has arrived and I?m feeling hot hot hot! There?s nothing better after a hard day of doing nothing than to fix yourself something to eat, sit back, pop the TV on and kick back with a nice cold beer. In all honest I?m not much of a drinker, a few bad experiences have scarred me for life and I don?t wish to re-live them. However I do drink ...  Read the complete review

The King of Beers? In a nutshell, yes. Budweiser is always sitting near the top of these so-called ‘Top 20/50/100 Beers’ lists and there is a good reason for this. No, not because of the lizard. Budweiser for those who have not experienced it is a great taste. The beer is smooth and not ...  Read the complete review