Michelob Amber Bock

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

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.

Another good try but they didnt pull it off too well. I can drink this beer if it is almost frozen. Has some sweetness and malt flavor. No real hops are evident/

12 oz bottle. Pours a dark brown body. The smell is nothing complex - pretty light. Aroma and taste sort of remind me of and alternate version of Honey Brown.

A close call to the George Killians, but it is different in small ways. For a typical dark lager, it’s really cheap and the taste isn’t all bad. Nothing remarkable and something you wouldn’t want to buy for a homebrewer’s meeting, but still for the money, go ahead

Pretty good alternative to a better dark beer. Pours a dark brown/ruby color with a slight white head. Aroma is malty and roasted. Drinks smoothly, a little light on the mouthfeel. Flavor is light caramel and roasted coffee malt. On tap @ Paris, Las Vegas.

Bottled. No hop aroma, slight malt aroma. Very malty flavor. Very small head. Has a very nice amber color. A decent drink for a low price and high availability.

As a bock, its not suprisingly lighter tasting than a typical bock. a nice representation from Michelob. pours a dark rich amber body with little head. very light mouthfeel and a creamy finish.

gross, and so prevalent in florida, you would think it was native to the area.