The ultimate bottled beer. Drink Bud, and drink in the American Dream. Named after George Everett "Bud" Day, a retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and Command Pilot who served during the Vietnam War, Bud is a real "in your face" lager that really shouts U-S-A! with every sip.

Simply put, Budweiser tastes of America. Its American brewers really have put a lot of effort into ensuring that the tastes, smells and finishing touches all remind the drinker of the new country.

It is difficult to drink and feel British at the same time, but that should not be to its detriment. Subtle blends of hops and yeast, interspersed gracefully with gentle hints of Betaglucanase, Ammonia caramel, Rhoiso-alpha acids, Amyloglucosidase and Propylene glycol alginate, make for a delightfully refreshing and natural tasting lager.

Now don't get us worng - you wouldn't drink Bud in a continental streetside cafe. It just wouldn't feel right. Bud tastes most appropriate when taking in the latest big screen sports event, such as the Miami Laser Giants versus the Texas Holdem LoneRangers in Superbowl 44, or on this side of the pond, Stoke City versus Fulham in the Carling Cup Final.

For anybody out there who says the Americans don't know how to make a good lager, try a superchilled bottle of Bud, and see if your opinoins change.

At CAMRL we are not sure whether it can match up to the Carlsbergs or Fosters of this world - it certainly isn't a substitute - but if you want to just kick back and hang out in front of the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you certainly won't be disappointed. George Everett "Bud" Day must be proud; rest in peace old boy.

Where can I get one: Budweiser is now easily available from the more specialist lager outlets in the UK, imported in small quantities from ports around NYC and DC.

Not to be confused with: Budvar. A cheap eastern European immitation.

Like the almost baked goodness of mama's homemade apple pie.

Almost "popcorn" like.

My mouth has just landed in Vegas baby. Pure Razamataz.

Silk - like Marilyn Monroe's hair after she just stepped out of a salon.

Like the almost baked goodness of mama's homemade apple pie.

Almost "popcorn" like.

My mouth has just landed in Vegas baby. Pure Razamataz.

Silk - like Marilyn Monroe's hair after she just stepped out of a salon.