Michelob Ultra beer has 2.6 grams of carbs, making it a beer that keto dieters can enjoy. Here's what you need to know about the brand's new line of flavor Infusions, made with real fruit.

Michelob ULTRA is a light beer with an alcohol content of 4.2 percent per 12-oz serving. It's the perfect bottle to lounge on the patio with once 5 p.m. rolls around and the sun is lingering for a ...

Michelob Ultra's latest line of beer promises to keep you refreshed during the hot summer days, with just a few calories. The new "Infusions" line comes in two flavors: Lime & Prickly Pear Cactus ...

Michelob Ultra is launching its first TV commercial for its new Infusions line. The ad, hyping the Lime & Prickly Pear Cactus flavor, features three-time Olympic Gold Medalist beach volleyball ...

Spring officially starts tomorrow, and to celebrate, Michelob Ultra is making dreams come true for keto dieters: with a new low-carb, *fruity* beer. The brand just announced that this month, they ...

In the past year, it's launched a fruit-flavored beer, Michelob Ultra Infusions; and Michelob Ultra Amber Max, a gluten-reduced version. It's also jumping on the hard seltzer bandwagon.

In the halcyon days of summer 2007, Anheuser-Busch, the world's biggest brewer, aimed for some light and fruity refreshment with its limited-time Michelob ULTRA Fruit Infused beers. Pomegranate ...

Over the years, Michelob Ultra has expanded its product line, introducing variations like Pure Gold (an organic beer in 2018), Infusions, Amber Max, and even a hard seltzer in 2021.

Michelob Ultra’s new giveaway -- called the "Ultra Beer Run" -- offers free beer to people who exercise. The beer brand, which is owned by Anheuser-Busch, launched the promotion on Wednesday.

The Michelob Ultra x Netflix “Full Swing” premiere & Super Bowl afterparty hit a snafu on Saturday night when they ran out of their signature drink with hours left to go in the party.

Michelob Ultra just debuted a new organic beer with even fewer calories and carbs than its original counterpart — but don't think an organic label gives you free reign to pound it like water ...