Michelob AmberBock

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: American Dark Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

My first rating of the new decade! Appearance: Dark brown with a small white head. Aroma: Mildly malty, corn, some other cereals, ever so slightly metallic. Flavour: Sickly and coppery initially with malt and the tiniest amount of hops. Long plastic and malt finish. Just okay. Just.

This is called many things. My favorite is Beddy Fords at Off the Wagon. Pitchers are consumed and it seems really drinkable. Not crazy flavors but simple and nothing offensive. Clean malts and some sweetness with the right amount of bitter balance.

I haven’t tried Anheuser-Bush product in 12 – 13 years, but had to drink this one in my friend’s house. The beer reminded me of a fruit soda with alcohol. Also, it is very annoying when they put a name on the beer that has nothing to do with an actual beer style.

Beautiful bottle art and design, but it can’t hide the fact that this is still microbrewed beer. Is right along the lines as a dark roasted michelob

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it’s got some hop-bitterness and a slight adjunct flavor but i seriously can’t find any malt in here.

Despite what seems to be the trend here, I think this is a pretty decent beer. It looks great and dark in the glass with a decent had that had good lacing. The taste of dark malt with just a little bitterness would good, despite there being little nose to it. I don’t mind having this occasionally, and it was clearly the best draft beer at Wing Stop when the only alternatives were Coors Light, Miller Lite, Michelob Ultra, and Bud Light.

Pours translucent red-brown. Mostly just very light nutty malt and bread. Pretty dilute relative to others.

blah, otra cerveza comercial que no es lo que pretende. en hooters de hard rock casino/hotel, hollywood, florida. vale la pena ir a conocer y beber birria.