Shock Top Belgian White

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

Pours hazy somewhat dark orange for the style, with a big white head. Aroma is wheat heavy, with some nice spice. In the flavor the citrus (mostly orange) takes more of a starring role and the wheat and spices are secondary players. As I continued to drink the beer the heavy citrus became a little overwhelming.

Very citrus-y aroma, lots of orange essence. The flavor has some nice subtle spices over a layer of cardboard. Not great.

Light orange with a golden flow and a hearty white head. Lively and hazy. Delicious toasty cereals with fresh green citrus aromas. Quite mild in the mouth but it possesses a fruity character that is not unappealing. A little watery but nicely carbonated. It’s really not too bad. Unoriginal perhaps but refreshing and tasty none the less.

On tap at Gaylord Opry Hotel. Pours a little hazy, pale golden in colour. Aroma and flavour a little citrusy, may have been overwhelmed by orange slice. Thin.

Golden color with no head. Weak in the aroma with not much really noticeable. Same goes for the flavor, nothing much. It’s what you would expect from a macro like Anheuser-Busch...bland and unwhelming.

Had it on draught. I’m not a big fan of wheat beers but this one wasn’t terrible. Re-rate: better than I remember. Nice orange taste.

Bottle. Very thin body and appearance. Pours a straw yellow color. Decent head, doesn’t last very long though. Aroma and flavor is very citrus. Nothing to brag about.

Very thin. Nothing to offer here. Seems to be a poor man’s Blue Moon, which is nothing special as it is. I see here that it’s an AnBusch product, which is not surprising.