Bud Light & Clamato Chelada is a combination of our classic American-style lagers, Budweiser and Bud Light, and the rich, spicy taste of Clamato Tomato Cocktail. We follow the traditional brewing process for Budweiser and Bud Light.

The stats: 4.2 percent alcohol by volume, 151 calories and 15.6 grams of carbs per 12 ounce can. There's also nine-tenths of a gram of protein, which is something you don't get from less meaty beers. Official description: “The refreshing taste of Bud Light with the richness of a Clamato tomato cocktail.

2008 Traditionally, Chelada is a Mexican beer cocktail made with beer, tomato, salt, lime and spices. AB InBev first launched the Bud Light Chelada range in the US in 2008.

This distinctive blend delivers a flavor that refreshes. To best enjoy, gently rotate the chilled can once before pouring. Then pour over ice into a traditional goblet-style glass and garnish with a slice of lime.

Chela is slang for 'beer' in Mexico, while helado means 'ice. ' When you combine the two words, you get chelada, with the phrase mi chela helada meaning 'my ice-cold beer. ' If you are looking for a refreshing drink for a hot summer day, a michelada might be the perfect choice.

Bud Light's Chelada products come in a few different-sized cans, but each 12-ounce serving contains 151 calories and around 15 grams of carbohydrates. They are classified as a beer cocktail but taste like a Bloody Mary.

Chelada is a Mexican beer cocktail using lager beer and lime juice. Mexican lagers are inherently refreshing, but the citrusy chelada flavors push them into another dimension. Chelada ABV usually hovers around 4%, making it a top-notch hot weather drink.

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The original chelada is tomato-forward, but balanced by the bright lime and beer flavor. ABV and calories are a little lower than bud light, at 4.0% and 144 per 12 oz can, respectively.

A chelada only requires three ingredients and because it's made using lager, it's light, crisp, and a perfect cocktail to sip on when the weather is warm. A chelada is made by simply combining lime juice, salt and beer, and then served with a favorite rim.

Cheladas are typically just beer, lime, and salt. My favorite version has tomato juice, lots of lime, salt, and anything that'll make it very spicy. I've had lots of homemade micheladas and I was unsure how these canned micheladas would stack up. Lucky for me (and all of you), canned micheladas are delicious!

Modelo embodies the light, refreshing feel of the Mexican lager, so it's a dead ringer for your chelada base. The original chelada is tomato-forward, but balanced by the bright lime and beer flavor. ABV and calories are a little lower than bud light, at 4.0% and 144 per 12 oz can, respectively.