Shock Top Belgian White

Citrus scent and kind of fruity taste. Looks good. Okay but wouldn’t buy again.

Bottle poured straight into a pint glass produced a nice, 2-finger white head which lasted for about 5-6 minutes. Virtually no aroma. Pleasant Belgian White Wheat ale, not great but not bad.

Although the aroma was probably its worst quality, it was a very good beer overall. Very little head, but plenty of lacing. It tasted like an upgrade to Blue Moon.

Pours a cloudy yellow with a very thin white head. It smells slightly of lemons, but overall has very little aroma. It tastes slightly of citrus, but also of herbs and spices. The herbs (cardamom?), however, are VERY overpowering and make the beer rather unenjoyable. It has a watery mouthfeel with lots of effervescence. Overall, I did not enjoy this beer because of the overpowering effect of the spices.

Pours a cloudy pale yellow with a slightly airy white head. Not a lot of aroma here, just subtle citrus notes, Taste is similar, though it goes down easily. Whatever, it was 25 cent wing night.

Tap. Hazy semidark yellow, only a white ring of head. Aroma of orange and yeast. Smells good, but not enough. The same notes in the flavour, and yet again, not enough taste. Too watery.

12 oz. try at neighbor’s party. Poured to a fest glass that I happened to bring along a cloudy orange with a modest, diminishing, white, bubbly foamed head and small spots of lacing. The aroma was slight malt, yeast and soft grain, with some slight spice, and fruit as orange and apricot. The flavor mimicked the nose with the beer presenting a thin body, watery texture, and low carbonation. Okay effort, but didn’t feel compelled to have another bottle.

Bottled, poured into a hefe glass. Yellow mostly, with a touch of orange and a decent head. The flavor was a little too sweet for the style in my opinion, but overall pretty pleasant, if a little acidic. All around a decent representation of the style, and definitely worth a taste!