Michelob Amber Bock

Bottle. Pours a brown amber color with a decent off white head. Has a slight aroma of caramel. Has a roasted malt taste with a hint of caramel. Finsih is kind of strong, yet a little sweet. The beer seems to come more alive as it warms up. An exceptional beer for being pretty inexpensive and is one of my favorite beers to get on tap.

roasted flavor, amber color, off white head, average tasting beer. out of the bottle.

Draught. Actually has a color (generic dark brown). No head or lace. A few steps above water in the taste department. Could be a lot worse.

Pours a redish brown color and smells of sweet grains. Flavor was slightly sweet, but very watery. A good beer for when your only choices are the other major macros.

Had this as part of the Brewmasters program at Sea World. Pours a mostly translucent deep amber with a medium creamy off white head. Aroma of molasses, grains, a touch of citrus and doughy. Flavor was about the same...kind of thin and watery to be a true Bock beer.

Michelob actually made a decient tasting beer but it is no Bock...maybe has some traits of a bock but thats it...oook, onto the beer.....It poured a nice dark amber color and actually had a nice off white head with ok retention. Not much aroma but you can pick up some dark roast notes. Flavor is somewhat weak but it’s there....slight dark roast taste...slightly, slightly sweet...You can also detect some bitter.....medium-high carbonation.......The beer says 5.2% ABV......but thats not from pure malt.....or there would be more flavor....Over all, I wouldn’t slap this out of my buddy’s hands.....good entry level dark lager. Not bad at all for a Macro.....

AB took one of their terrible watered down macros and added a little flavor and a little body in an attempt to make something that resembles a real beer.

Nose smells like caramel and toffee, with some coffee. Tastes is of burnt caramel, and syrup. Blah. Not going to waste the calories finishing this brew.