Michelob AmberBock

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

(Bottle) Pours sort of an iced-tea brown with a smallish biege head. Aroma is very weakly caramel, also featuring an off-putting metallic or mineral element. Mouthfeel thin and prickly. No real lacing. Flavor is bland and thin - very weak toasted caramel. No real body or flavor here at all.

Really not half bad for a cheap ass beer. Goes down extremely smoothly and even has a little bit of flavor to it. I have been known to drink this at bowling alleys where there are no better options.

A good amount of caramalt dominates the entire brew, which isn’t that bad of a thing. Among the better macros.

I remember this one being a whole lot better at the 10 lane bowling alley in Greencastle, IN during college. I think that I will just let those memories be and never drink this one again.

One of the better brews AB has to offer, but that's not saying much. A bit of malt, still too watery. Decent when nothing else is available.

Dark brown to amber color with absolutetly no head. It has a weak malty aroma and a just as weak malty flavor. Very boring and watered out.

Bottle. Poured a light brown with a two finger tan head. Aroma of sweet malt. Flavor has some caramel and toasted malt.

Tap. Pours an amber brown. Light roasted caramel malt nose and taste. Mouth is very thin.