Shock Top Belgian White

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

Michelob gave it a try but failed. this beer looks to be marketed to craft brew drinker (crown cap., label art. name) ,BUT FALLS FAR SHORT. 2 FINGER OFF WHITE HEAD,CLOUDY GOLD COLOR,DRY CITRUS AROMA. the body is too light almost watery due to the over use of adjunts.low carbonation

Bottle at a part provided by Masaki I think. Pours a hazy orange color with a large white head. Citrus aromas dominate, some light malts also. The flavor is decent; lots of citrus and earthy malts. Smooth and easygoing.

2009 Tap. I can understand why they call it shocking...but I can also understand why they don’t call it "good." This is a somewhat below average witbier. Smells of orange peel and lemon, looks almost bright orange. It can barely be tasted, because of the extremely high level of carbonation, which makes it remarkably unenjoyable. A poor choice.

had this POS on draft at breckenridge restaurant. it was pretty standard, actually, and wasn’t too far off from blue moon, though perhaps more orange-ish.

Pours cloudy yellow/orange. Aroma is orange peel and lemon. Flavor is similar. Tastes like orange flavored Miller Lite. This actually tastes better with chocolate cake.

Cloudy light yellow with a thin white fizz cover. Big lemony aroma, light spice. Taste is thin and bitter, lemon zest and spice.

Pours a hazy light orange color with a small head. I don’t normally like citrus flavor in my beer but this one was not bad. However it was almost too citrusy. Good beer for sipping on a hot summer day but I happened to have it at a hockey game. Good all around beer but behind Blue Moon.

Bottle - Miami Beach. Pretty aggressive flavors for an AB product but right away seems clumsy and artificial with kind of fake overbearing lemon-pastille aroma - taste not as bad but still a bit fake. Wheat graininess, that is not too cloyingly sweet. Overall much nicer than Blue Moon though!