Shock Top Belgian White

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

I am a fan of wits. This is pretty good. Bud Light attempts wits. But good. Good orangy taste. Pours golden.

Hazy, mostly opaque orange with a quick-fading white head. Aroma is faintly doggy at first, but settles into artificial orange lemon herbal tea with a bit of ginger. These aroma are faintly represented in the taste, which is just plain watery.

Pours dark, cloudy yellow with an orange smell. Didn’t expect much from a belgian white made by AB, pretty much got what I expected. Extremely light and watered down with an off-balanced citrus taste. Still, I could see this as being refreshing on a hot day.

pours a cloudy yellow with a light orange aroma. taste of hints of lemon and lightly watered down

Compared to its peers, below average. Compared to its siblings at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, above the norm. Cloudy feature is a plus. Fruit is a must and a drawback, as it demonstrates how weak this beer really is. Think a Corona version of a wheat beer. Nevertheless, quite refreshing. Served on tap at Bare Bones (Stuart, FL) -- first beer in the US after 3 years in the UK.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a hazy light golden color with a large white head. The aroma was musty and yeasty with light hints of lemon and spice. The flavor was tangy citrus with a hint of cardboard and a trace of mustiness. The finish was moderately long tangy lemon.

Draft: Pours a cloudy straw color. Small white head. Not much of an aroma. Hint of citrus flavor. Watered down. Not a bad attempt from AB. Easy to drink in mass consumpton.

(Bottle, courtesy of Swalden_28) Pours a cloudy pale yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of wheat, coriander, and light orange. Flavor of wheat, light citrus, and mild spices (maybe some coriander). Seems a bit watered down, but not unexpected either…