Shock Top Belgian White

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

Decent Belgium white. I would prefer a good Blanche de Bruxelles or Hoegaarden but do find it to have a decent taste with the wheat and hints of spice and fruit. I would consider this a good drinkable beer for the price.

Not good. Smell was boring. Belgian style beer is usually much sweeter smelling. has kind of a citrusy hint, but that could have been the orange slice. overall...not good.

Knew this would suck just because of the Belgian label, luckily just a variety 6. The first sip was actually okay until the fizzy, alkaseltzer kinda flavor came in, bringing on a worse-than-bitter beer face. Definitely lived up to the name as shocking.

Hazy, orange-yellow. Some citrusy spice aroma, but not too exciting. Watery flavor that has some light citrus, grainy notes. Spicy yeast character, but it’s pretty subdued. Thin, watery mouthfeel. Overall, not terribly impressive. on the dark side for the style and the flavor is a bit thin.

Hazy orange-yellow. Pretty weak wit beer, but great from a macro. Better than blue moon, as some one mentioned. Some citrusy and wheaty flavors. Weak on spice and complexity. Kind of watery too.

Draft in an english pint glass last week, so I don’t remember all the details. Small head that was slow to dissipate, almost no lacing on the glass. Nice cloudy orange color, light and sweet - very drinkable. I’d drink this over Blue Moon any day of the week. I was very surprised when I asked the bartender what brewery it came from and she said "Anheuser-Busch." I’d drink this again, but I wouldn’t go anywhere specifically for it.

Damn you to hell for tricking me Busch. This knock-off is ill-conceived and poorly executed.

12 oz. bottle Its an alright beer for an Anheuser-Busch product, but nothing neer as good as other Belgian Whites.