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Overall, though, it's still not a favorite to our reviewers, who also called this beer "generic" and "forgettable. Surprisingly enough, many of our reviewers said this beer was similar in taste to Stella Artois.
Despite being the second most popular beer from the overall list of options, Corona ended up in the middle of the pack for our tasters. Some reviewers said they found Corona to be even more flavorful than Stella Artois, with fruity notes in this beer—such as lime.
Although Miller is technically one of the most popular beers, finding a can or a bottle of plain Miller was impossible to find. We settled to taste Miller High Life, which is also a top-rated beer on YouGov's list—and a beer our reviewers spoke highly of.
Compared to some of the other "stinkier" beers, multiple reviewers called this beer "light" and "smooth. Many of our reviewers said there was a clear difference in taste and quality when sipping on this beer compared to the others. Along with being slightly darker in color, reviewers said this beer had a nice smell compared to some of the skunkier ones. It was noticeably hoppier than the rest, and one reviewer said it tasted like a "higher quality brew. No wonder this beer is considered one of the most popular beers of all time.
Budweiser ranked at number two in terms of taste with our reviewers, many of which said that this is the beer you want to bring to a summer party.
Numerous reviewers noted this beer is a lot fruitier than others, with a much smoother and refreshing taste. Because Heineken is imported, it has to travel long distances.
Unfortunately, its signature green glass bottle doesn't protect the liquid inside from damaging sunlight, leading it to develop a second, much more unfortunate signature: a skunky, musty flavor. With so much great beer available these days there are more than 7, breweries in the U. Even Heineken seems to realize it doesn't fit in with the modern beer scene — in CEO Jean-Francois Van Boxmeer himself said "You cannot compete with Heineken or any other brand against the craft beer phenomenon.
Online reviews are easy to make fun of, but the truth is that most of us put a lot of stake in what we read. In fact, one study showed that 84 percent of survey respondents said that they trusted online reviews as much as they would trust a friend's recommendation. So, that begs the question — why would anyone drink Coors Light, an abysmal beer that has a rating of 2. That's not the only reason to avoid this humdrum lager. It's made with corn syrup , which caused a bit of controversy during the Super Bowl, and it just doesn't taste great.
Coors Light may have been the second best selling beer in the country in , but that doesn't mean you have to buy it. Bud Light is the most popular beer in America , and we're not denying that there's a time and place to crack one open. It's a fine beach beer a little sand won't ruin a beer of this quality , and it's certainly thirst-quenching on sweaty summer nights at the bar. But Bud Light's popularity is dropping , and that's probably because it's one of the more boring beers out there.
It's not alone, though — the entire "premium light beer" category peaked in and , and these days consumers are moving away from mass-produced American beers and toward imports, craft beer, wine, and spirits. There's just not a lot to keep people coming back to this old standby. It has an "Awful" score of 1.
There isn't much case for keeping this one in your fridge. Shock Top reminds us of Blue Moon in a lot of ways. It's a relatively benign, middle-of-the-road mass-produced wheat beer masquerading as a specialty product Shock Top is actually owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev , not quite terrible but also not great. You'll also often get both brews served with an orange wedge , a garnish that's honestly tastier than the beer itself.
However decent the original Shock Top may be, the same cannot be said of their flavored offerings. We're not at against all fruit beers, but they need to be done right Allagash Brewing's Pick Your Own mixed-berry lambic is a real treat and well-reviewed.
Shock Top misses their footing here. The Raspberry Wheat beer is made with " wild raspberry flavor " that just doesn't taste a lot like a fresh raspberry, throwing the entire flavor profile of the beer off. The Lemon Shandy is similarly disappointing, both a bit too sweet and a bit too sour. Heineken created its first export label in , expanded production to other continents in , entered Asian markets in , and began targeting international audiences in its marketing and advertising in It made its first international acquisition, of Austria-based Brau-Beteiligungs A.
Its beer is now available in nearly countries. Heineken USA was founded in , but it first earned a place in American beer history in That year, it became the first beer import to re-enter the U.
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