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Listings show alcoholic lagers at 4.1% and 4.3% ABV and a non-alcoholic option at 0.5% ABV, giving a range of 0.5% to 4.3% ABV.

Listings commonly describe the beers as light‑bodied or light in flavor, using phrases like “refreshingly smooth taste” and “easy finish.” The non‑alcoholic option is noted for a “smooth, malty flavor.” The style is listed as domestic.

Listings mention hops, barley malt, and various grains, plus water — using terms such as “premium hops,” “barley malt,” “quality grains,” and “pure/crisp water.”

Alcoholic options are listed with ABV values (about 4.1–4.3%) and higher calorie counts (around 95–114 calories per 12 fl. oz.). The non‑alcoholic option is described as alcohol‑free (noting alcohol removal by a low‑temperature process) and lists a lower calorie count (about 60 calories per 12 fl. oz.).

The listings identify the region as Missouri and the country of origin as the United States.

Listings highlight that the beers are vegan and emphasize portability — for example, easy‑to‑carry cases or pack formats.

The listings include 12 fl. oz. cans and a 16 fl. oz. can option.

Busch Light is listed at 4.1% ABV and 95 calories per 12 fl. oz. serving, described as a light‑bodied lager with a cold, smooth taste.

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