Shiner Bock

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

Mild and a little tart. Easy drinking for a bock? Then I realized I was at a collage bar. If it isn’t watery, kids wont drink it.

Draft. A weak tasting bock, tastes like a slightly sugared up & colored lager. Som light maltiness I guess. If you want to drink 10 bocks in one sitting I guess this is a good pick because its comparateively low alchohol will take longer to floor you than a real bock.

12oz bottle.. nice brown color with a slightly hoppy aroma but nothing too intense. the taste lacks the DARK LAGER flavor I was looking for but still is adequate. but just that adequate.. a roasted malty flavor takes a back seat to a watery orchestra..

RATING 100!!! 12 oz bottle- Poured transparent brown, off white head that disappeared. Slight aroma of roasted malt and a little caramel. Hits the mouth easy with a thin body, finish complete. The plan for world domination is simple- took a case with me to Michigan a year ago, gave hardcore common swillers 2 beers each. All twelve people are still begging for more 18 months after the fact... great drinking beer.

It’s a great dark beer, i really wish i could find it in michigan, the last time i had it my wife brought it home to me from texas, i think i will run down to ohio and see if i can find it ther.

Nice color but disappointing in almost all respects. Light flavor and thin body. No complexity at all. Dry and drinkable but was expecting a bit more.

A dark clean amber with a medium head. Weak aroma of mild malts, smoke, caramel. Flavor is too weak to be bad. Metallic malts. Body is super thin and overall this beer is not very good.

This beer is watery. It has a very nice roasty malt flavor to it, but it’s very one-dimensional and almost in the background. This is a light macrobrewed beer that wants to be a darker heavier beer... ’Nuff said.