Imagine smelling your favorite fall candle or a fresh-baked cinnamon cookie. Even at only 100 calories per can, I could not bring myself to drink an entire serving of any flavor, but here’s my recap after trying at least some of each one. I do not regret purchasing and trying the variety pack of four different fall flavors, but it’s certainly not for a life of moderation. Obviously, this small hiccup did not deter me. I struck out at four different locations (Kroger, Target, my neighborhood Walmart, and a gas station) before finally finding it at a Walmart Supercenter, where there were only two on the shelf. I should warn you that these are either in extremely high demand, or Bud Light is not confident enough in their product to make it widely available.
It is an admirable feat to be sure, but just because something can be done, doesn’t mean it should. Amid the skyrocketing popularity of hard seltzers, the light beer brewing company achieved something once considered a joke – a pumpkin spice hard seltzer – to transition us from summer Claws by the pool to college football tailgating. Do we need a 12-pack of 12-ounce tallboys for a whopping $14.99 in every Bath, And Body Works-inspired body wash flavor? No, Bud Light, we do not. Would we like to try a sip of a pumpkin spice seltzer given the chance? Absolutely. Such is the case with Bud Light’s new limited-time “Fall Flannel” pack of seasonal flavored seltzers.
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