Ziegen Bock Amber

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Amber Lager/Vienna
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Thin, light head, and a whisp of a malty aroma. An amber color that is full of bubbles, reminding me of root beer. Why does Anheuser Busch insist on these attempts at craft beers? They all taste like Budweiser.

At the skybox bar at dfw airport. So so aroma, sweet. Bready, caramel. Clean brownish orange. No head or lace. Sweet flavor. Light body smooth mouthfeel, crisp bitter finish that faded quickly. Very forgetable, I’m for forgetting it already.

Bottle. Poured a clear amber color with a white top. Taste of copper, caramel malts, and grains. High carbonation, thin body, smooth finish. Average brew

Homey don’t play dat. houston airport happy hour. mop water shit. only in texas.

Dark amber color; Light to medium slightly creamy body; Aroma and flavor of malt, caramel, and grain. Pretty bland; Decent I guess.

Draught at the Houston airport. Pours a dark brown color with almost no head on it. Feels light and fizzy. Tastes a little malty, yet nondescript. Not very good.

(on draft). My selection with Tex-Mex cuisine while visiting Plano, TX. Smooth, mild and easy to drink. This goes well with local favorites. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Quite incipit but refreshing. Some graspy features and amber colour. A thin ring of foam in the glass. Have it at Houston airport.

rating from yagas chilli fest. so this is a texas exclusive? why? at least it is better than shiner and a lot of family restaurants have it on tap

Barely drinkable. Not that I expected more but it seemed a better choice than Coord, Bud or MGD 64.