Shiner Bock

On tap at the Texans game. Pours a dark copper color with a medium off white head. The aroma is very malty with some caramel. Good lacing on this one. The taste is a light roasted malt with a smooth finish. A great texas brew.

My everyday beer. Great beer for drinking at the house, provides more flavour than your average beer.

One of my favorites that became my number 1 the very first bottle. On draft on 6th Street in Austin was very refreshing on a hot humid evening.

Pours a nice copper color. Head dissipated quickly with virtually no lacing. Clean taste that finished with a light but pleasing, lingering bitterness. Aroma picked up a slight toffee/malt scent as the beer warmed up. Overall a great amber beer perfect for almost any occasion.

I’m not afraid to say that I liked this. Poured a copper, orangey yellow clear brew with a little head and little lacing. It does taste like a mild bock, but with a little lager bite to it. Wasn’t overly sweet like many bocks. When sitting at a bar without great micro choices, this isn’t a bad fallback.

Delicious. First time I had this beer was on tap. A beautiful looking pint. Very smooth beer, goes down easy. Slightly bitter finish.

Amber pour. non-existent head. tastes more carbonated than it looks. Tastes of sweet malt.

I’m a big fan of this beer, definitly one of my favorites. A very nice amber beer, that definitly makes Texas proud.