Shock Top Belgian White

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
St. Louis, Missouri USA

A pretty good offering for a large scale brewery. Gold with small head. Wheat bread, cereal, slight citrus and clove. Not a lot of yeast flavor like others. Very clean and light.

12fl oz bottle poured into a tumbler. Cloudy, yellow-orange with one finger white head. Aroma is wheat, citrus, spices, slight biscuit. Flavor is strong citrus, some wheat, light spice. Very little hop balance. A bit watery. Slightly bitter but mostly sour finish.

Pours a hazy golden color with a big white head that leaves quickly. The smell of yeast and oranges are powerful with only hints of corriander and lime. It has a decent yeasty wheat and orange taste. I actually like this beer more than I thought I would. One of the big negatives of this beer is the body is a bit watery and thin.

On tap at some dive in Dallas. Pours a hazy straw color topped with a small white head. Aroma of light orange and a touch of yeast. Tast of a little spice and yeast. Not good or bad

en hooters de hard rock casino/hotel, hollywood, florida. vale la pena ir a conocer y beber birria. wow, una cerveza comercial que si gusta. como witbier las hace.

Chickie’s & Pete’s Sports Bar has diversified their tap list to include Blue Moon AND Shock Top. I don’t think this beer resembles a Witbier, but for an ’orange’ it has the flavor right on.

Poured a Pale, Cloudy Yellow. Tastes of sweet oranges. A little bit of lemon. Nothing special, but quite refreshing. Exceeded expectations.

Pours bright, vibrant gold with a nice hazy (white) cloudiness. The head is large and white but short lived. Surprisingly decent aroma with lime and orange peel, spice, tomato juice, and a hint of banana. The taste is fresh, bright, and fruity, yet rather thin- bordering on watery. There is a strong lemon peppery coriander presence that really almost overwhelms the malt flavors. Overall, the aroma was quite nice, but this beer obviously falls quite short.