Shock Top Belgian White

golden/orange color with a deep haze with a off white head. This seem like a average beer put out by Anheuser-Busch to Compete with Blue Moon.

This twelve ounce bottle reveals an AB "born on" date of thirty days ago, so at least it’s fresh. Pours a hazy lemonade pale yellow with a small vanilla head that deposits some lacing on the glass. Subdued aroma has some coriander and white pepper and faint lemon suggestions. Light body has appropriate zesty carbonation. Taste has faint citrusy orange and lemon notes, some wheat malt twang, ad subdued coriander and pepper. A refreshing summer beer, for sure. Respectable effort from one of the macros.

Smells and tastes of oranges. Very smooth, and pretty enjoyable. The main complaints I have about this beer are its stupid name and logo. Though I think I prefer Blue Moon, this is actually quite good, especially considering where it came from.

On Tap in the St. Louis airport. Not bad for a mass produced beer. I quite enjoyed it with my ice cold hamburger.

This actually isn’t bad for a budweiser beer. Citrusy aroma, mostly oranges. Light and refreshing. It’s really not all that bad, would probably score higher if it didn’t say A-B next to the name.

I was in the mood for a nice witbier the other day and unfortunatly the place where I was buying only had this shit to offer. I should’ve just walked away knowing its AB and just looking at the stupid name and label. Anyways it was wasn’t good at all and I will never drink it again. Thanks!

On tap at Chef’s Inn, Cedar Glen, CA. berry aroma. no head. pale, cloudy beer. flavor is grapefruit, malt, slight bitterness. it feels like a hefeweizen. finish is fruit to malt. very good summer beer and paired well with wienerschnitzel.

On tap. Light cloudy orange hue with a medium white head. Came with an orange wedge. First sip seemed ok, yet very light on flavor and character though. Each sip after made me want to finish quickly so I could order something good. I’m actually confused on how to describe the taste because it had very little. I didn’t know the brewer beforehand or I would have skipped this.