Shock Top Belgian White

Draft. Minimal white head does not hang around. MIld yeasty nose. Mild on all accounts and worsens as it warms. Had no idea what this was when I ordered it, and had never heard of it before. Now weeks later I am somewhat surprised to learn it’s a macro. Probably explains the forgetability of this passable and completely unexciting white. Meh.

bottle- FIRST DRINK- Smells floral, tastes smooth, good. LAST DRINK- Tastes like a lot of other American, Belgian style beers, although i like the orange flavor in it.

12 oz bottle. Another Blue Moon rip-off. Strong orange flavor. Not a bad beer, but it’s a pale imitation of an imitation.

Apricot-orange with a quickly settling head that disappears completely. Lemony aroma with some notes of grass. Somewhat malty intro with mildly carbonated and watery mouthfeel. Orange aftertaste.

[bottle] Weak orange-citrus aroma with a little caramel malt. Hazy yellow-orange with large bubbles that quickly recede to nothing. Watery flavour that has some caramel accentuated by bitter orange that is slightly artificial together with a little herbal bite. Light to medium body, moderate carbonation, sweet finish. Too sweet and watery.

Pours a cloudy orange with a thin white head. The nose is full of citrus and hops. As you sip on it there is a mouthfull of orange peel with malt and hops. Overall it is a refreshing beer with good carbonation but very simple.

Poured from the tap into a platic cup. The color was amber almost orange color with a fomay white head. The smell was fruity but muted. Some orange and lemon. The taste was fruity, some citrus flavor, orange, and some grapefruit feel. Some pepper taste to it as well as a malty hint in the background. The review for this beer may have been better had the way I was presented this beer had beer better. Having any beer for the first time while it is in a platic cup is not the best way to tasts test so I will revise my review in the future.