Shiner Bock

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: American Dark Lager
Shiner, Texas USA

esta la probe en college ero ni me acuerdo, solo se que probablemente fue en el sur de los unais. es una de esas que no me llamo mucho la atencion porque no le ponemos coco a estas cosas en esa epoca

In many TEXAS roadside beer barns this is the only premium beer available. But its still one of the best options at places with 100 brews on tap. In each bottle the great taste is accompanied by 99 years of Texas history and tradition. I’ve been to the tiny brewery in the middle of nowhere. And its a place as TEXAN as Luckenbach, Stubb’s BBQ, or the Ft Worth stockyards. For those of you who tasted it and just "didn’t get it." Come to Austin; drink one as you float down the guadalupe!

12 ounce bottle. I have read in a few magazines that Shiner Bock was a decent brew. Therefore I had moderateely high expectations for this one. I am sad to say that this did not live up to its hype. It poured a copper color with a half finger width white head that disappeared very quickly. There was not much to the aroma... very subtle malts with a metallic undertone. The taste is also pretty bland... the only thing I could pick out is subtle caramel malts. VERY light mouthfeel. For what it is, this is a decent brew. Absolutely nothing exciting about it though.

A decent yet uncharismatic beer. Could be a littler higher in alcohol, in my opinion. Drinkable, yet there are so many better beers in this style.

This is a very doable beer in a lot of aspects. No one trait makes it great. But in Oklahoma/Texas, this is often the only legit option to American macros in bars(lone star? come on). But my friends obsessed with this brew need to branch out. It is only a better than average, and the mouthfeel was harsh to me. Perhaps it is better on draft.

I just had this brew again recently. Pours a little thick, deep copper body with a very creamy mouthfeel. A sweet finish, not overly malty, but a pretty nice tasting bock.

I really like this beer, a solid choice for a dark lager.I expected it would be alittle higher abv.

I admit I’m parttial here as a native Texan, but it’s a thick headed bock beer with tons of taste. It also smells like a bock beer should. Not as bitter as most bock beers and wonderful with steaks.