Shiner Bock

An american classic, maybe in the wrong way..shiner Bock is a boring brew, some roasted malt, easy to drink, but otherwise boring brew, lets see some Texan microbrews start to put out some decent stuff!!!

Why is this beer so popular? Not much in the way of aroma or taste going on here.

If you want to drink flavored water, drink it with rust out of my well at home. This isn’t even that good.

Nice dark color. Smooth taste. Stout aroma with malt. Good beer to drink watching tv.

I don’t understand the hoopla over this beer. It is thin, malty, and bland. Sure it’s easy to drink, but in the end it’s forgettable and boring.

For a mass produced beer available anywhere its a decent choice if you are wanting to get quantity. I can pick of a case of 24 from my buddies liquor store with the friend of the owner discount for about $15. It will never be in the same league and the big boys but if you handed me a bottle I’d say "Thanks!’ and enjoy it. Good choice for large parties.

Shiner Bock is bland, to some extent, lacking the bite of other less expensive beers, but it is high quality, and has a pleasing taste. One can tell that the brewery puts a lot of care into the product. A good one to have on tap at a nice bar. Goes well with crackers. RJT

Slightly sweet aroma of malt, little hops; pours a deep shade of amber with white head that dissapates quickly. Flavor is mostly bitter with some sour undertones. Meduim body, slick and creamy texture, this brew has a long, sustaned finish. Overall, a decent brew that has seen a tremendous increase in popularity over the past few years (due to a change in management from a buyout). My family from Houston said that even ten years ago you couldn’t get this stuff outside of Texas. Now it’s at the liqour store down the street.