Michelob Amber Bock

blah, otra cerveza comercial que no es lo que pretende. en hooters de hard rock casino/hotel, hollywood, florida. vale la pena ir a conocer y beber birria.

Pours a clear, light amber. Very slight aroma of malt. Flavor is of yeast and grain. Over carbonated.

12 oz. Pours a crystal clear dark brown with bright ruby highlights. Tall, frothy, smooth off-white head. Some stringy lacing. Some dark grainy rye-like sourness showing on the nose, a bit of toast and roast there as well. Not much, but a bit. Ultra-watery, light, flattish body. Very little carb showing or palpable. Mild dark grain flavors on the mid-palate, some slight sourness again. Neutral finish. Drinkable enough.

Dark and roasty... nice carmel flavor as well and not too heavy. Not a bad beer. thumbs up to michelob for making a halfway decent brew.

definitely roasty, smooth with hints of dried fruits and nuts. not too bad.

A Rate from about 2 years ago by memory so take it with a grain of salt. From what I remember, as a Macro goes I really liked this for a cheap party beer. Not a bock but cheap and manageable with at least an attempt at some malt profile, however missguided.

Bottle. Pours a clear amber. Decent off white head. Dough aroma with some malt. Pretty smooth and nutty, light bodied with a pasty aftertaste. Not terrible for Anheuser Busch I suppose.

Dark color beer with creamy white head. Nice lacing around the glass. Smell of roasted malt. I wasn’t overally impressed with the flavor as I thought it was lacking compared to other bock beers.