Michelob Amber Bock

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

ok, let me start by saying, i didn’t really give this beer a fair chance because I drank it from the bottle. But being that it’s a michelob, i don’t think it’s going to make a big difference. The aroma is thin caramel, the flavour is slightly sweet, malty, and caramel. Very watery. Pretty much what I expected. Good drinkability though.

Tastes like every other Busch product but only this beer has a roasted taste or burnt. These beers sell beacause the advertise the heck out of them. I received a free one at the grocery store, they were promoting them and had some fine ladies handing out sample bottles.

Pours a dark brown with a decent head and some lacing. Smell is of a typical macro lager, but with some roasted grain and maybe a hint of some coffee. There is maybe a little bit of coffee in the taste, hard to sense any hops even though the label suggests a perfect balance of hops, saying that this taste existed in this beer is just being nice, it just tasted so off, I expected a lot more from this. Mouthfeel was overcarbonated and on the thin side. Drinkability was awful to me, I thought at the very least this would be drinkable, but I just do not care for this, it is almost a task to finish.

It may not be a true bock, but it’s certainly a very drinkable beer. Nice malty aroma and roasted flavor. Absolutely my favorite michelob offering.

On tap at a local restaurant - all they had, what are gonna do? Clear red with a fizzy white head. Almost no aroma or taste, but this might be because it was served at the "crap beer temperature" too cold to taste. Crisp finish.

Its decent, but not something you want to waste money on to drink consistantly. Anhueser-Busch takes too much time to push out as many beers as they can rather than taking the time to make as many good beers as they can.

Pours a nice looking amber. Aroma is nicely malty. Tastes like a decent lager, which is a surprise coming from Michelob. Nice balance of malt and hop flavor, although not a whole lot of either, but nonetheless still good.

Like other Michelob, this one too is on the thin side. Nice amber color. If only this was more maIty. Truthfully, I expected worse but I’m not eager to go back to it anytime soon.