Shock Top Belgian White

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

Tap. I think this beer was much better than the ratings show. The beer pours to a murky pale pine colored body with a thin white head. Tons of visible carbonation. The aroma is a bit on the light-side with pale malts, light orange peel. The flavor is actually quite good. Tart wheat beets a lightly but balanced spiciness of coriander and peppery grains of paradise. The palate is quite refreshing, carbonated, crisp, and finishes clean. A very well done brew for it’s simplicity and drinkability.

cloudy gold with a large creamy white head and hardly any lacing. aroma of vanilla, orange, coriander. flavor is lemon, vanilla, lime, mandarin orange syrup and pie crust. i really can’t complain here. a tasty beer.

(draught) hazy yellow gold with generous white head. Faint citrus aroma (it was served with an orange wedge, so that helped). Flavor was mildly spiced witbier with a hint of citrus. Really not too bad.

Shock Top Belgian White is a pale and cloudy beer. While the beer pours well and a nice off-white head forms initially, it immediately evaporates. A very mild aroma is a mixture of orange and lime. With very mild flavors of orange, lime and coriander, this light wheat beer finishes watery.

12oz Bottle - Top Foods - Olympia, WA
Aroma – Light Belgian aroma, very light citrus also in the nose.
Appearance – Light pale Yellow in color, Nice head and clear.
Flavor – Lots of wheat and light citrus flavor. The Belgian yeast was very light to taste.
Palate – Nice easy Mouthfeel, good texture with a dry finish.
Overall – This was a decent beer noting too special. The label was more than the beer for flavor. I was expecting a huge fruit flavor. This was a nice mass drinking beer.

Bottle. Soft yellow pour. Citrus and Lemons are all over this beer. Not much of a head.

Bottle: Cloudy yellow pour with little to no head. Wheat, citrusy, lemony aroma with a spicy, lemony, a bit dry finish. Average.

Hazy golden yellow hue with white head. Grassy wheat aroma with a hint of citrus. Good carbonation and light body. A bit of lemony flavor, but mainly malt taste. A sticky spicy finish. For a belgian style wheat it misses quite wide. An average wheat... sure I guess.