Verified Buyer
Dec 6 2021Verified Buyer
I ordered cans. I have a special koozie that only takes slim cans so I dont order bottles. But that's what I got.
*Packaging may varyBud Light Lime
Light Lager /4.2% ABV / Missouri, United States
Product Details
- Category
- Light Lager
- Region
- Missouri, United States
- ABV
- 4.2%
- IBU
- 8
- Calories per Serving (12 oz)
- 116
- Carbs per Serving (12 oz)
- 8
- Tasting Notes
- Dry, Flavored, Light
- Food Pairing
- Salads & Greens, Fish - White
- Features
- Gluten Reduced
- Suggested Glassware
- Pint Glass
- Suggested Serving Temperature
- 35-40° F
Product Description
Bud Light Lime is perfect for a hot summer day. Brewed with real lime peels, you'll enjoy a clean and crisp taste with a hint of natural lime flavor in every sip. Made with essential ingredients and at 4.2% ABV, it's a refreshing take on America's light lager -- with a real twist!
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Yvonne H. John H. Verified BuyerOct 2 2021Verified BuyerDrinks were cold, which I LOVE, but the product itself didn't taste as good as I had hoped.
Robyn D. Verified BuyerSep 18 2021Verified BuyerCold and refreshing.
Dana Verified BuyerAug 29 2021Verified BuyerGreat!!
Corine Verified BuyerAug 1 2021Verified BuyerOnly had the bottles.
April D. Verified BuyerJul 14 2021Verified BuyerWanted in bottles, but received cans. Good though.
Jerekia b. Verified BuyerMay 13 2021Verified BuyerAwesome
Marcy S. Verified BuyerMay 4 2021Verified BuyerDidn’t get it
Toneka R. Verified BuyerApr 19 2021Verified Buyerfine. Same as always
Robert B. Verified BuyerMar 27 2021Verified BuyerAs usual.
FAQs
Light beer is a beer (usually, but not always, a pale lager) that has lower calories and alcohol than typical beer. The drop in calories often means light beers have a "lighter" taste as well, but they can be great session beers if you're planning to have more than one.
Some beer snobs will tell you light beers taste like beer-flavored water. It is true that by cutting the calories, you're significantly reducing (or eliminating) things like hops or yeast that bring flavor.
Most light beers have a significantly low alcohol content, with some going as low as 1-2% ABV, but typically 3% - 4%. Compare this with most comparable "regular" beers, which fall in the range of 4% - 5% ABV.