Budweiser Select - Budweiser Select is “a new kind of beer brewed for a crisp taste that finishes clean.” Budweiser Select was developed using two-row and roasted specialty malts for a rich color. The brand spends approximately twice as long as regular beers in the brewhouse. The brewhouse is where grains are milled, mixed with water, and mashed. A blend of aromatic domestic and imported hops provides the perfect balance and flavor. In addition, Budweiser Select has only 3.1 grams of carbohydrates, 99 calories and 4.3 percent alcohol by volume per 12 oz. serving.

Bud Light - Introduced nationally in 1982, Bud Light is brewed with a malt and hops ratio different from Budweiser for a distinctively crisp taste with fewer calories. It became the country's No. 1 light beer in 1994.

Bud Dry - Introduced in 1989, the first Dry-Brewed beer produced by an American brewer. The lengthier brewing process results in lighter body and less-sweet taste, with fewer calories than Budweiser.

Michelob - Super-premium Michelob was developed in 1896 as a "draught beer for connoisseurs." Michelob is brewed with a superior ingredient blend for fuller body with a clean finish, using all imported hops and a high percentage of two-row barley malt.

Michelob Light - Introduced in 1978 as the country's first super-premium light beer. Brewed with a high percentage of two-row barley malt and all imported hops to make this Anheuser-Busch's most flavorful light beer.

Michelob ULTRA - Michelob ULTRA is a smooth, refreshing lager with 95 calories, 4.2 percent alcohol by volume and 2.6 grams of carbohydrates per 12-oz. serving. Michelob ULTRA is brewed using the finest pale two-row and six-row barley, select grains, all-imported hops and a pure cultured yeast strain. The special choice of grains, combined with the extended mash process, produces a smooth, refreshing beer with fewer carbohydrates.

Michelob Amber Bock - An American-style bock beer with a rich, malty and smooth taste that is hearty and full-bodied, yet finishes cleanly. Anheuser-Busch introduced this premium-plus beer nationally in 1995. Best served with grilled, barbecued and German-style foods.

Michelob Golden Draft - Introduced in 1991 and distributed in select U.S. markets. Unique bottle and can packaging features exclusive faceted edges.

Anheuser World Select - Rolled out in May 2003, Anheuser World Select resulted from a challenge to Anheuser-Busch's top brewmasters to combine their expertise and create a world-class beer. Anheuser World Select is a classic pilsner beer with a distinctive hop note and full malt flavor.

Bare Knuckle Stout - Stout lovers all over the world will appreciate its smooth Irish character and strong American spirit - a domestic stout of the finest quality, using only the best ingredients to achieve its rich taste and creamy head.

ZiegenLight - An authentic Texas-style specialty light beer with a rich amber color and fuller flavor - available only in Texas, since 2003.
 

ZiegenBock - An easy-drinking bock beer, available only in Texas, since 1995.

180 - Rolled out nationally in January 2001, 180 is a refreshing, lightly carbonated, orange citrus-flavored energy drink with vitamins B-6, B-12 and C (all at 100% RDI), and enhanced with the unique taste of natural guarana. The name "180" communicates the "turnaround" or "energetic lift" people look for in an energy drink.

O'Doul's - This nonalcohol brew contains less than one-half of 1 percent alcohol by volume and is marketed to those who want the great taste of Anheuser-Busch beer in a nonalcohol brew. O'Doul's was introduced nationally in 1990.

O'Doul's Amber - introduced in 1997, this brand is brewed using two-row and specialty caramel malts with a blend of the finest imported and domestic hops, to create a full-bodied nonalcohol brew. O'Doul's Amber offers consumers the look and richer taste of an all-malt specialty beer in a nonalcohol beverage.

Busch NA - The company's first subpremium-priced, nonalcohol brew debuted in 1994.

Busch - Introduced in 1955, Busch has a smooth, light taste. The brand is the country's largest-selling subpremium-priced beer in all major demographics.

Busch Light - Introduced in 1989, Busch Light is already the 8th best selling brand in the United States. It contains 95 calories and 3.2 carbs per 12-ounce serving.

Busch Ice - In 1995, Anheuser-Busch introduced this smooth-tasting ice beer to satisfy consumer demand for a subpremium-priced product.

Natural Light - Naturally brewed and less filling, low-calorie Natural Light was introduced in 1977.

Natural Ice - Anheuser-Busch introduced Natural Ice in select markets in 1995 and took it national in 1996. This subpremium-priced ice beer, 5.9 percent alcohol by volume, has a smooth taste.

Hurricane Malt Liquor - This full-bodied, robust, slightly sweet-tasting malt liquor is 6 percent alcohol by volume. Introduced in select test markets in 1996.

Hurricane Ice -
“Ice-brewed” with a combination of malts and cereal grains and domestic hop extract for extra smoothness and body; introduced in 1997, available only in the Pacific Northwest.

Redhook Ale - As part of an equity investment in the Redhook Ale Brewery in Seattle, Anheuser-Busch wholesalers have distributed Redhook's superior microbrewery products since 1994 in select U.S. markets. Brands include Redhook Extra Special Bitter (ESB) Ale, Ballard Bitter Ale, Blackhook Porter and Wheathook Ale, among others.

Widmer Brothers - Anheuser-Busch expanded its participation in the microbrew segment by signing a distribution and equity agreement with Widmer Brothers Brewing of Portland, Ore., one of America's leading microbrewers. The alliance allows Anheuser-Busch to expand its participation in the craft/specialty beer segment while providing Anheuser-Busch wholesalers with a unique set of beverages to sell in their local markets.