Shock Top Belgian White

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Orange and cloudy... slight chemical aftertaste but that disappears after several sips. Nice beer for a hot day. Flavor is mostly on the tip of my tongue... mild bitterness.

Decent aroma with the weaken smell of wheat and a hint of orange. Cloudy and orange in color. The head disappeared immediately. It has an okay wheat taste, nothing to write home about. It’s a bit too carbonated for my tastes.

A weakened version of a Belgian White, but it does have some of the orangy/coriander flavors there. It could be a gateway beer to other Belgian brews. Still pretty good value and can find it pretty much anywhere.

So many better witbier available. I wouldn’t try again. Try Blanche de Chambly if you want a good witbier.

This is my favourite beer for regular weekends. It’s far better than blue moon any day..

Kick ass beer similar to Blue Moon but a little bit better. Like most of the shock top flavors.

Bière qui a beaucoup d’effervescence de visu. Belle couleur orangée et mousse onctueuse. Nez frais d’agrumes et de jus d’orange, sucré. En bouche, l’orange est très présente, avec des pointes de citron frais. C’est très estival, doux et crémeux, léger. Petite blanche qui plaira aux dames, j’en suis sûr. Je préfère les blanches un peu plus épicées et un peu moins sucrées, mais c’est une bonne petite bière d’été...

Bottle. I know drinking an InBev beer tends to go against the "craft code" of some, but I think Shock Top does a great service of bringing people closer to craft. Not amazing, but not a terrible summer beer.

I would take shock top over blue moon any day. A little bit malty with a spicy overtone.

This is a gateway beer for many into the world of craft beer flavors. It’s an OK beer that people ridicule because of the Brewer not the quality.