Michelob Amber Bock

First time I had this was on a catamaran in Maui during a snorkeling trip of all places. Pours amberish brown with thin white head. Flavor is roasted malt and caramel and that is about it. pretty good for an AB product.

Bottle. Pours an amber, far from what the label calls as dark. Aroma is malty and cheap. I like to drink this when throwin em back. For the price its better than Bud.

12oz. Pours a dark amber with an off-white head. Not much of a nose, mostly unpleasantness. Body makes me think corn syrup. I’ll pass.

Extremely clear and clean, amber color. Tinge of caramel, malts, a bit metallic. Well-carbonated. Clean finish. OK.

This "American Dark Lager" is not a bock and is only marginally malty compared to other offering by this unholy ’beer’ conglomerate, Anheuser-Busch. This is a nostalgia beer for me as this USED to be the only drinkable beer you could find nearly anywhere in the US Thank God for Sam Adams and Guinesss is all I can say. Still, it’s not an entirely terrible beer.

I was really impressed with this Amber Bock. TO think that Anheuser-Busch Michelob label can make a quality beer, but they did. It’s solid.

This is the pinch-hitter beer for anyone in a bind at a chain restaurant -- never a first choice, but far from the bottom of the barrel.

Good mass produced dark lager. Has a slightly processed taste and finish. Goes down smooth though. Not terribly refreshing, though not really intended to be either. Has a good, unique taste.