| Anheuser Busch Taste Test |
| According the Anheuser Busch website, there are 37 products currently produced by the company and their affiliates. Here are the products I've tried and my opinions of taste, texture, after-taste, and overall quality. |
| Budweiser The "King of Beers", Budweiser has a full, rich flavor and deeper color than other Budweiser products. The original, it performs well going down smooth with only a small after-taste. |
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| Taste: 4 Color: 4 Texture: 3.5 Aftertaste: 3 Smell: 3 Overall quality: 17.5/25 |
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| A light beer regarded by many as the choice of rednecks and cowboys, Bud light is smooth with a less intense taste compared to Budweiser. Although it lacks a little color, the smell and after taste are slightly better. |
| Taste: 4 Color: 2.5 Texture: 3 Aftertaste: 4 Smell: 4 Overall quality: 17.5/25 |
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| Designed as a "low carb" beer, I expected something about Budweiser Select to be great. Unfortunately, I found it a mere average, due to intense flavor, and strong after-taste. The color was deeper than Bud Light, and texture/smoothness was slightly fuller. |
| Taste: 2.5 Color: 3 Texture: 3.5 Aftertaste: 2 Smell: 3 Overall quality: 14/25 |
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| Michelob Honey Lager was a surprise to me, as it challenged for the top of my list at the time. It has a unique, rich flavor that is more sweet tasting than other beers. It has good color, smooth texture, and leaves virtually no after-taste. |
| Taste: 4.5 Color: 3.5 Texture: 4 Aftertaste: 5 Smell: 4 Overall quality: 21.5/25 |
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| Bud Ice, which I found to be similar to Bud Light, was a little less flavorful, and left a small after-taste. The color was a little deeper and the overall taste wasn't quite as enjoyable as other kinds although it was still a decent beer. |
| Taste: 3 Color: 3 Texture: 2.5 Aftertaste: 2.5 Smell: 3.5 Overall quality: 14.5/25 |
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