What is a beer that tastes like Budweiser but is a higher quality version of it?

Question

Budweiser but more concentrated and complex?

Answer 1

I'd say water would be a better choice than Bud.

In fact, just about any beer out there is better than Bud.

Answer 2

If something is more concentrated and complex, it isn't going to taste like Bud. If you like Budweiser, drink Budweiser. I would suggest trying some of the other versions of Budweiser, or just branch out and try a different brand all together like Sam Adams, Hef, etc.

Answer 3

First of all "Buttweiser" is an American pislner. Here is the good and the bad of "Buttweiser" and what you should try if you want a true pislner.

Bad: American "macro" brews taste like crap. However, marketing and constant psycological conditioning has trained the neive American palate to buy the product. The reason it taste like crap is because all American brewers cheat on ingredients and substitute corn for malted barley. Corn is cheaper and adds a sour taste to the brew. The sour taste can be masked by serving it at a very cold temperature. That is why Americans are marketed ice cold beer.

Good: Buttweiser is impressively consistant anywhere you buy it. Seattle or Tiajuana or Boston. Great corporate chemist consistantly make this swill taste the same.

What to buy: For a real pilsner, try "Pilsner Urqell". This is a premium Czeck brew.

If you want to make a half step upgrade....go for ***** Modelo from Mexico ( a great Munich style beer made nowhere else...not even Munich).

Aftere this jump you can go for "bigger beers" (ales) in this order:

Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Fat Tire
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Stone IPA (India Pale Ale)
Stone Arrogant Bastard
Any Belgium or Triple Ale
Barley Wine
Double IPAs
Triple IPAs

enter at your own risk......LOL

FoggyMondays, homebrewer for 15 years (ergo my name)

Answer 4

Budweiser is among the worst of beers, to find a better brand shouldn`t be to difficult. Try Stella Artois or Tuborg way better than budweiser.

Answer 5

That's a two part question. First part, a higher quality version- almost any beer will meet this standard. As far as something that tastes similar? Try a Rolling Rock, Labatt Blue, or Honey Brown, which is a "sweet Bud"

Answer 6

known Budweiser is a truthful pilsner and maximum beer "snobs" will settle for that. perchance no longer overtly, yet for a easy pilsner, Budweiser is okay. Miller and comparable are truthful, Coors is... no longer quite good. critiques variety. and so on. the themes, although, are legion. maximum beer drinkers in straightforward terms be responsive to Bud or between the undesirable "easy" types and think of that it constitutes -b-e-e-r- as an entire product universe. it relatively is like thinking McDonalds is the only thank you to make a hamburger. So it saturated the marketplace and pushes out various respectable smaller beers. Then it flooded the marketplace with the drek that passes off as "lite beer", it relatively is why something of the international all yet gave up on ingesting American beer. So sure, beer fans seem down on the industry that Bud has created, and that they seem down on the truly watery easy beer that Bud & kin shovel out and flood the airwaves with advertisements for. And maximum Bud drinkers will on no account attempt a tumbler of something like Porter or Stout or Bock and that they think of such beer is "fruity" or unAmerican. /rant.

Answer 7

Michelob. It is the same beer as Budweiser but is aged longer.

Answer 8

Bud is the king of beers. Why switch?

Oh and Blonde Hottie, stay out of the Beer, Wine, and Spirits section if the only information you can provide is blasphemous and hurtful to us lovers of alcohol. And by your claculations I should have died before my father was born.

Answer 9

Dont listen to B Hottie - Try the Sam Adams Brewmaster Pack. It has different types of Sam Adams and Im sure you will find one

Answer 10

That would be warm Budweiser.