Busch Light Apple Lager Beer, USA

After years of clamoring from loyal fans, Busch Light Apple makes its triumphant return, reviving its legendary status just in time for summer. First introduced in 2020, this highly sought-after flavored lager quickly became a cult favorite, with beer lovers nationwide chasing trucks, starting Facebook support groups, and petitioning for its return. Now, the wait is over—and the apple is ripe once again.

Product Details:

• Style: Flavored Light Lager
• ABV: 5.2%
• Availability: Limited Release – Summer Seasonal
• Flavor Profile: Crisp Apple, Mild Sweetness, Clean Lager Finish

Sensory Description:

Busch Light Apple greets the palate with a refreshing burst of crisp apple flavor balanced by the cold, smooth sip signature to Busch Light. On the nose, it delivers notes of fresh orchard fruit and a hint of citrus zest, while the palate leans slightly sweet up front, finishing with a clean, dry lager snap. It’s a sessionable, easy-drinking brew with an unmistakable fruity twist—both refreshing and satisfying to the core.

Brewer's Background:

Produced by Anheuser-Busch, a giant in American brewing with roots dating back to the 1800s, Busch Light Apple represents the brand’s commitment to innovation and fan-first releases. With a reputation for serving the heartland of America—from fishing holes to NASCAR tailgates—Busch Light has become the #6 beer brand in the U.S. and the #1 brand in ten states. Its growth is fueled by understanding its core audience and delivering beers that are as approachable as they are craveable.

Serving Suggestions:

Best served ice cold at 38–42°F, Busch Light Apple is a standout choice for outdoor barbecues, lakeside picnics, tailgates, or just unwinding in the summer sun. It pairs perfectly with grilled pork chops, apple-glazed wings, sharp cheddar, or even a slice of warm apple pie for the full orchard experience.

With its vibrant apple kick and loyal fan base, Busch Light Apple proves that not all legends stay gone forever. Stock up while you can—because when it’s gone, it might just take another fan uprising to bring it back.