Michelob Amber Bock

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: American Dark Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Pours light brown, with hints of caramel and roasty malts. Flavor is lightly burnt malts with a little sweetness.

This is not a terrible beer. Sugar water, essentially. Medium brown pour with light yellowish head. Very light in body and taste, with light caramel being the dominant taste. Not bad for bowling.

Clear light brown pour. Timid nutty aroma with light caramel malty scents. Similar bflavor with toasted caramel and nut notes and a sweetening taste. Honestly its not that bad. Always a cheaper option too.

12 ounce bottle- keeping in mind that this is a true mass produced brew, it’s not half bad. Pours out a nice amber brown with a tan head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is slightly nutty with smokey undertones. Taste was sweet and nutty with just a hint of smoke. Palate was a little thin, but all-in-all, a pretty good drinker. I’ll buy it again.

Not too flash. Aroma is much like coke, the appearence is brown with course head that diminishes quickly. The flavour is sweet cola, some malt and minimal bitterness in the finish.

Bottle. Pours a brown amber body with a white head. Lightly nutty with some burnt malt and a thin hoppiness in the finish. One of the better AB non experimentals.

Clear light brown with a thin whitish head. Nutty malty metallic aroma. Tastes are light malts but very thin with a light hop bittering finish.

Bottle. Poured a reddish brown with a fizzy off-white head that settles quickly. Sweet aroma of grain, caramel, cardboard, and a slight hop backing. Subdue flavors of sweet malts. Light body.