Shock Top Belgian White

Bottle. Pours a hazy pale gold color with creamy white head. Smells a little too sweet, citrusy, and hints of spice. Tastes very candy-like, citrusy and spicy, then fades off with a surprisingly good wheat taste. Unusual with that candied grapefriut flavor, but pretty good. Really doesnt need the orange garnish that bars like to serve it with. Ill drink this one again.

Pours cloudy yellow color with a white fluffy head. Slight aromas of orange and yeast. Very thin with strange aftertaste.

Despite being from Anheuser-Busch this isn’t a bad beer at all. A nice answer to Blue Moon, which I believe is still superior. Aroma is citrus with a hint of yeast and grain. Flavor is a little thin, but not bad. Overall a decent wit nothing too daring. Pretty drinkable.

i could not belive they make beer that you need 2 pour in steps but i think its a great beer overall on the other hand i might not ever drink it again becouse of the spice but i was fare it is a beer 1000’s can enjoy just not me

Draft at Brendan Behan’s in Jamaina Plain. Pours a very cloudy yellow color with a white fluffy head. Nose is lightly orange citrus with some yeast notes. flavor is watery and some light spice with a citrus hint and yeast.

Did not realize this was an AB product when I first had it, so no bias. Draft pour. Really odd aroma, couldn’t quite place it. Wet, slightly mildewy wheat with some citrus? Cloudy blond in color, very thin, overcarbonated beer with odd taste to match odd aroma.

Am I being fair? I think so, although I knew in advance that this one was a Bud, in part because of the ridiculous label. Cloudy blond, thin in the mouth, pseudo-Belgian pseudo-wheat. And yet, stick a lime in it and I bet you could happily drink this with barbecue.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy light golden color. Aroma of wheat and citrus. This beer was actually not too bad. Very refreshing. I’d drink a few of these of a hot day. Flavors of wheat, some spice and citrus.