Shock Top Belgian White

Michelob itself had a good, no GREAT thing going in the 70’s - 80’s ... It used to be a more expensive beer for a reason... It was kick-ass ! I’ve tried a few different (Michelob) based beers in the last few years and have been disappointed... I was leery about trying this.. It’s better than I thought... But.... I think I’ll get Schlitz bottles next time... Shock Top is Over Priced ! I would drink it again , but not buy it....

Bottle - did not pour was at a party. I wasn’t very impressed by this beer. Has a nice spice to it compared to more mainstream Belgian wheats, however I wouldn’t say that makes it better. The bottle label is a little lame and childish if you ask me. I’m glad it was free, I won’t be buying this.

Very large bright white head of fine bubbles. Recedes slowly. Light lemon, rice cereal and some straw. Cloudy bright gold in color. Light lemon and grassy notes agin. Refreshing. An ok belgian wit. Fits the bill and hits the marks but nothing to brag about.

2 for 1 draught, pours out orange with a thin white head, you immediately get the orange and coriander scent, tastes a bit better than Blue Moon, but I personally don’t like it, not a Belgian White fan

Light pour, fizzy white foam. Interesting try from Anheuser. Its a bit more flavorful than most similar beers, fruity and wheaty. Not a bad alternative to but light, I’d get this instead any time.

Draught @ the ballgame...asked for "something besides Coors" and my buddy got this. Smells like malty spoiling oranges, tastes OK on the first sip - heavy on the orange, but as it warms up, it got nearly offensively orange-peel tasting. Won’t be ordering again.

Smells of light wheat and slightly of cirtus. Taste is nice and refreshing, not bad.

Eh....had some spicy notes typical of a belgian, but not much more than that. Flavor disappears quick....only mild hints of orange and coriander.