Shock Top Belgian White

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

Pours a cloudy yellow with a huge thick white head. Very little aroma; perhaps some spice and citrus. Very smooth unassertive but balanced taste. I get sweet wheat malt, yeast, citrus juice, and spices like coriander. Not very interesting but very inoffensive. A real thirstquencher.

Pours a hazy golden color with a large white head. Aroma of wheat, citrus, spices and yeast. Flavor is wheat, spices, artificial citrus. Decent shot at a blue moon clone, but that’s not saying much. Not bad, but not that good either.

Hazed gold, creamy white head. Light earthy wheat and sweet orange aroma throughout. Candied spiced orange and sweet bready flavors dominate from top to bottom. Light bodied, soft carbonation, sweet fruity finish. This must be a joke...

12 oz bottle; Nice enough citrus aroma but that’s about the end of it. Almost no flavor at all, watery texture. Doesn’t taste bad, just doesn’t taste like anything.

This one is a little too citrusy for me. It does have the spice flavor of most belgian whites but the orange is a little too sweet. Good for one or two.

Meh. I like a blue moon better. This is very strong with citrus orange. bitter aftertaste. Truthfully not bad for an Anheuser Busch label, but then again that’s not saying a lot.

Bottle. Hazy golden-amber with a nice cream colored head. Wheat, light malt aroma with light fruitiness. Wheat, malt, tangerine flavor. Watery body. Lingering wheat, malt, and tangerine.

Draught at Anhueser-Busch Brewery in St. Louis. Pours hazy light yellow with an average, fizzy, white head, mostly lasting with fair lacing. Aroma is average malt (grain, hay, straw), light hops (flowers, grass), average yeast (sweat) with notes of dust. Light bodied, sticky texture, average carbonation, and a bitter finish. Average duration, light sweetness, acidity, and bitterness.