Michelob Amber Bock

Pretty bland with a little roasted malt. not so great. Too sweet by far. A lot of carbonation to go with that sugar.

Roasted malts on the nose and then you get a more sweet malt on the palate. A long and malty sweet finish.

Had on 1/29/2006. Aroma is a light roasted malt scent. Color is a crisp brown with good carbonation and a tight head. Taste is crisp, smooth and roasted. Starting with a light/medium body it goes down smooth with a clean feel. Finish comes on with a crisp feel and a lightly sweet roasted malt flavor then end clean. It’s a very nice beer to drink but seems to miss the mark of a Bock, it should be a bit fuller and richer but it hits the rest right on.

Probably the best beer by Anheusser-Busch so thats not saying much. Very watered down, brown in color but pretty much transparent, no aroma, no body no way would i go out and buy this unless all that was left was this and pabst.

Bottle - Wasn’t Unimpressed with this beer. Slight malted taste, a little watered down though. I would drink this one at if other beers wasn’t present.

Usually I dont have high expectations for american beers. However this one actually surprised me. Not overwhelming. The finish is somewhat malty to me. Not bad.

Have seen this beer at many chain eateries, but had never really thought to try it. Finally did and it was better than expected. Rec’d on draft and it was dark with highlights of red. Not much of a smell, but some malt did come through. It had a crisp hop taste with malt flavor in the finish.

If nothing else, this is very smooth. Other than that there really isn’t anything going on here. Watered down taste.