Small Craft Advisory: Busch Light Apple
from Wasted Wagons Hosted by Patrick Taplin
Trendy? Absolutely. Good? Well...we were just as surprised as you might be. On this edition of Small Craft Advisory, the crew cracks open Busch Light Apple, a beer that came with some pretty low expectations. Instead of the train wreck we were preparing for, we found ourselves saying, "You know what...this isn't bad." No one is planning to stock the garage fridge with party packs anytime soon, but as a one-and-done beer, Busch Light Apple delivered a surprisingly enjoyable experience. The fresh apple aroma is immediately noticeable, and that flavor carries through each sip more than we expected. In fact, it drinks much closer to a crisp cider than a traditional lager, making it an easy option for anyone looking for something a little different. Could this be the most pleasantly surprising beer we've reviewed in a while? Tune in to hear everyone's scores, reactions, and whether Busch Light Apple earned more respect than anyone thought it would. If you enjoy our beer reviews and the laughs that come with them, be sure to follow and subscribe wherever you listen! Find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, and don't forget to like, comment, and share the episode with your fellow craft beer (and Busch Light Apple) enthusiasts. Cheers!
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