Shock Top Belgian White

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

i put together a six pack club with some friends once a month we all by a six pack of our choice and then we mix a six well this one guy has bought nothing but crap so this is why i’m rating this one the new beer he bought this month was sun dog i had to call him out finally. but any ways a macs atempt at a wit light weak and garbage don’t they have bud light commercails to make ?

Followed the directions on the bottle and was dissapointed by the head. Not a thick collar as described. Very subtle flavoring through out, Would be enjoyed by many because of its simple, clean, common flavor. Not complex.

Bottle pours hazed straw yellow with a smallish head and some lace. The aroma is clearly of yeasty clove and citrus. The flavor is yeasty, somewhat spicy, and very off. The palate is decent enough. This really just does not work for me.

Pretty good, especially since I wasn’t expecting much. Similar to blue moon after you sqeeze an orange in it, but I thought is was a little better. Highly drinkable and refreshing. Citrusy, but not overly sweet. No complexity, but decent flavor.

Golden pour on tap at the bar. Nice taste. Not too sweet but definite presence of orange and citrus. Much better alternative than any other lager at the bar.

This Wit beer pours a slightly hazy gold color from tap. Small sized white foamy head. The aroma is citrusy and spicy, orange peel. A medium to light bodied Wit. The malts are fruity and sweet. Lot of citrus and orange peel, not a lot of spices. Nice carbonation. Light and refreshing summer beer, wish it had a little more flavor. Mouthfeel is full. Finish is clean and crisp. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.

Sampled this on draft. Cloudy & hazy golden color, smelled like a glass of V8 and didn’t taste much different, maybe without the tomato flavor, but it tasted like pureed vegtables, to its credit, this beer did have a nice citrusy flavor that had a refreshing body, had a bit of a sour finish, a decent attempt at moving in on the Belgian white beer market, especially trying to cut in on Blue Moon’s drinkers, but this doesn’t have the flavor or body to do it, give me a Hoegaarden any day of the week instead of this

Bottle. Slight yeasty and citrus aroma. Poured a cloudy orange with a yellow-orange head. Standard yeasty, wheat beer flavor with citrus notes with a slight, spicy kick. A solid brew, and pretty good for a macro brew product from A-B.