Bud Light Lime

I started carrying this very recently, personally I don't like light beer, anyone tried the Bud Light Lime? What is your opinion?

awful

Swill.

Stop insulting swill by comparing it to this stuff. Awful doesn't begin to describe the nastiness of this crud. Scary thing is they seem to actually have found a bit of a market for it. I guess the old saw about there's no accounting for taste except for taste has a ring of truth to it.

My apologies to swill. It seems like the Budwiper folks are desperate to try getting a bigger market share. That ale they recently brought out is also pretty nasty. What the hell are they thinking?

Anything BUD is not deserving my palate. (just my opinion) I know there are alot of Bud fans out there, me I am not one of them.

It reminds me of the "Hint of Lime" Tostitos. Should be called "Kick in the Face of Lime."

well, I like it.

I haven't tried Bud Lime but I did try Miller Chill a while back and didn't care for it.

If people like it then so be it. I'm certainly not going to get worked up about it.

my cousin brought some to my grad party last summer "as a gift" i think he just wanted to get rid of it. the stuff tasted awful.

Miller Chill was hideous. Bud Light Lime isn't as bad, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Horrible taste!

Nasty.

Just get a Pacifico and wedge of lime.

I got a six pack sitting out in the garage. Someone brought it over for a party in the early summer. It's sitting right next to the Landshark 6, my wife bought me for Dad's Day because I used to be a parrothead til someone absconded with my "Rancho Deluxe" cd. Bet they've both "aged" real well in the heat.

I like Bud Lime in certain situations, but it is pretty much a summer beer in my mind. I tried it while golfing this summer and liked it, maybe because it was 93 & humid.
After the 12th one though the lime flavor starts to get to you.
One use I found works great is a base for a shrimp marinade.

The Germans serve "Radler", which is roughly half lager beer and half lemonade. It is often served in the summer, after doing strenuous physical work, etc.

I've tried both Miller Chill and Bud Light Lime, and liked neither. This almost sounds like the recent discussion on Zima and other malt-based alcoholic beverages. To any retailer carrying this product, I'd say don't worry about what you think of it. Just let sales figures determine whether or not to keep selling it.

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Originally posted by David_NYC

The Germans serve "Radler", which is roughly half lager beer and half lemonade. It is often served in the summer, after doing strenuous physical work, etc.

I've tried both Miller Chill and Bud Light Lime, and liked neither. This almost sounds like the recent discussion on Zima and other malt-based alcoholic beverages. To any retailer carrying this product, I'd say don't worry about what you think of it. Just let sales figures determine whether or not to keep selling it.

Agree. The Fermans do it right. Isn't there also a raspberry syrup + beer concoction there?

If the US sold it (in a vastly improved form) in a German motif (using strong brew), it might work, but these lime-y things are awful, watered down, off-flavor sort of "Mexican" mess. Yuck.

Agree. The Germans do it right. Isn't there also a raspberry syrup + beer concoction there?




Oh, I don't mean the drink from Fermany (!?!~).

BTW, Radler mean bicycle in German (Ferman?) so it was originally a drink for cyclists. Apparently it is from Bavaria. The raspberry one I mention is from the north, esp. Berlin.

http://www.csulb.edu/~parayner/Radler.html

Chill was bad Bud Lime is worse. Tecate and a Lime is my favorite....Russ

Heres a link to that German beer that they mix with
raspberry syrup:
Berliner Weisse
http://www.germanbeerguide.co.uk/berliner.html

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Originally posted by sonjaab

Heres a link to that German beer that they mix with
raspberry syrup:
Berliner Weisse
http://www.germanbeerguide.co.uk/berliner.html

A yes, a Berliner Weisse (White Berlin?).

Funny, the raspberry looks green. Maybe its a Bud Lime Berliner Weisse, ja?

if it's a cheap or lite beer(sorry if I'm redundant there) flavorings certainly couldn't hurt!!!!!

It (Buttwidener), and Miller Chill each fill a particular niche in the market. If you tried it and didn't like it, then why bother to comment further? Someone is drinking it or it would be history by now.

I bet they will not be brewing this swill in a year from now. They are currently selling the production stock and after that ... it will go the way of the "New Coke". Anyone remember that fiasco?

Yup...and you're probably right...throw something at a wall...and if it sticks good...trouble is most of what they throw...slides right down!!!

Bud, Miller, Coors, Molson's, Heinekin, Michelob, Amstel, it's all swill to me....

Loca craft brews are the way to go

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Originally posted by wanderingjew

Bud, Miller, Coors, Molson's, Heinekin, Michelob, Amstel, it's all swill to me....

Loca craft brews are the way to go

Except for Yuengling,I tend to drink microbrews..or a good English Ale like Samuel Smith...good Beer to me is like good wine...to be sipped and appreciated...if I'm thirsty for something simply wet...I'll drink water or diet soda...but it's just a matter of my taste buds...as I always say, to each his own!!!!

Well, in my day St. Pauli Girl was my beer of choice, but I have not had a beer in a few years.

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Originally posted by firecommander3565

Well, in my day St. Pauli Girl was my beer of choice, but I have not had a beer in a few years.

It was explained to me years ago that St. Pauli Girl was a beer brewed in Germany exclusively for the Americam market...NOT sold in Germany...they brewed what they thought Americans would like...the final kicker, as it was explained to me was: The St. Pauli girl was a hooker!!!!!!

OT:
Is there such a thing as an unskunky Heineken?
I've had Jamaican brewed Heineken while in Jamaica and liked them but here in the States every one I've ever tried tasted like it sat in an unairconditioned Florida warehouse for a year.

leethebard,

"The St. Pauli girl was a hooker!!!!!!"

All the reason to love the beer even more!

!!!!

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Originally posted by leethebard

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Originally posted by wanderingjew

Bud, Miller, Coors, Molson's, Heinekin, Michelob, Amstel, it's all swill to me....

Loca craft brews are the way to go

Except for Yuengling,I tend to drink microbrews..or a good English Ale like Samuel Smith...good Beer to me is like good wine...to be sipped and appreciated...if I'm thirsty for something simply wet...I'll drink water or diet soda...but it's just a matter of my taste buds...as I always say, to each his own!!!!

there are now so many small regional beers and malt beverages available, it is actually easy to get a mediocre one! I've had a few that I didn't care for at all, specifically Railbender Ale, Mad Anthony's Ale, and Presque isle Pilsner, from the Erie Brewing Co. It's not that they were bad it's that they weren't as good as other choices would have been. It's easy to make beer and stick a cool label on it, it's hard to make good beer.

Oh; I wouldn't know about the lime beer. I'd keep stocking it if my customers kept buying it... but then again, McDonald's sells a hell of a lot of food, and you don't compete with them. I personally would order tap water before I'd order Bud Lime.

What is the purpose of these beers? Maybe to satisfy people who don't want to take the time to slice a lime and insert it themselves. We could call these beers "the lazy persons Corona".

I like the Bud Light Lime and I also like those lime tortilla chips. I like lime in general, and the Bud Light Lime made for a refreshing summer beer.

Andrea

If somebody posed the question, "How do you conceal a terrible flavor in your product?", a good response would be, "Cover it up with the taste of lime". Clearly, this is what Budweiser has done.

If I drank my beer with my pinkie extended I'd probably like it!

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Originally posted by leethebard

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Originally posted by wanderingjew

Bud, Miller, Coors, Molson's, Heinekin, Michelob, Amstel, it's all swill to me....

Loca craft brews are the way to go

Except for Yuengling,I tend to drink microbrews..or a good English Ale like Samuel Smith...good Beer to me is like good wine...to be sipped and appreciated...if I'm thirsty for something simply wet...I'll drink water or diet soda...but it's just a matter of my taste buds...as I always say, to each his own!!!!

I agree wholeheartedly with Yuengling, I would even agree with Sam Adams too. To me, Sam Adams is the "starbucks" of beer...in other words if the only other options available are "crap" then it's obviously the best choice.

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Originally posted by wanderingjew

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Originally posted by leethebard

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Originally posted by wanderingjew

Bud, Miller, Coors, Molson's, Heinekin, Michelob, Amstel, it's all swill to me....

Loca craft brews are the way to go

Except for Yuengling,I tend to drink microbrews..or a good English Ale like Samuel Smith...good Beer to me is like good wine...to be sipped and appreciated...if I'm thirsty for something simply wet...I'll drink water or diet soda...but it's just a matter of my taste buds...as I always say, to each his own!!!!

I agree wholeheartedly with Yuengling, I would even agree with Sam Adams too. To me, Sam Adams is the "starbucks" of beer...in other words if the only other options available are "crap" then it's obviously the best choice.

Yup!!!

Roadfooder caught in the act ???

http://www.roadfood.com/insider/photos/6973.jpg

Hmmm...is that a bottle of Landshark Lager Ellen's holding?

Brad

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Originally posted by Brad_Olson

Hmmm...is that a bottle of Landshark Lager Ellen's holding?

Brad

I hope so.

BEST BEER EVER! Bud Light Lime for life!

Honestly though, if my fridge could be filled with just one drink, that would be it.

md550


BEST BEER EVER! Bud Light Lime for life!

Honestly though, if my fridge could be filled with just one drink, that would be it.

Water flavored with a little lime......not beer(certainly)..not Lime aid.