Shock Top Belgian White

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

On tap. Poured opaque yellow. Aroma was skunky yeast. Flavor was a bit citrusy, but that might have even been in my head. Unremarkable finish.

Bottle. Poured a hazy orange-yellow color with a thin white head. Aroma is also orange and lemon. Taste is citrous with a watery and dry paper finish. Blue moon is better. Doubt I will drink this again.

Cloudy golden in color, not much aroma at all. Quite carbonated, and flavor is a very subtle citrus. Shortly put, I’ve had better (Blue Moon, Leinenkeugel’s) beers roughly of this style. Most likely won’t buy again.

cloudy yellow, 2 finger head. Belgian White? really? im not getting that at all here. its an okay beer, but Blue Moon is FAR better if that tells you anything. get a bit of orange and lemon taste. But this is WAY to carbonated, and kills it for me.

hazy gold, small white head, lacy. aroma is mostly air with the vaguest suggestion of lemon (didn’t expect that). not much in the flavor depoartment, perhaps a citrusy note, not neccessarily indicitive of the style. medium bodied, dry finish. not sure what the brewer was shooting for here, but he didn’t hit anything remotely "belgian whitish". i checked the tap handle twice...it read "belgian white". on tap at the anheuser-busch hospitality room after a tour of st. louis brewery.

Draught
Cloudy pale beige. Somewhat macroy nose with light orange. Lightly creamy. Faintly orangey. Refreshing finish, with a light wheaty tartness.

Pours cloudy amber with a two finger offwhite head. THe nose is crisp, some corn, spice, background orange sweetness. Flavor is mostly the orange peel, some soft wheatiness, spices, one dimensional. Not bad just not overly impressive.

I thought that this was a decent try by AB. Poured a hazy gold color with a two finger white head. The aroma was citrus. The flavor was mainly malty. Good try!