Shiner Bock

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: American Dark Lager
Shiner, Texas USA

12 oz bottle poured into pint glass. Deep copper color with a large but rapidly diminishing off-white head. Aroma is adjuncts, bready malts, and metal. Flavor is bready and semisweet. No hops, no complexity. Very simplistic , but tasty enough. Medium-thin body with nice carbonation. Tastes more like a Munich lager than a bock. Definitely not robust enough to claim the bock style. Very easy to drink.

12 oz. bottle at Ruby’s Bar-B-Q in San Antonio, TX. They keep ’em on ice at the beginning of the Bar-B-Q line. Tasted great with brisket, ribs, chicken, and creamed corn. Dark brownish-amber with a lightly creamed white head. Smell of doughy yeast, and light roasted malt. Taste of roasted malt and caramel. Overall texture is light to medium, malty taste lingers but the finish is also a bit watery.

Very interesting deep amber coloration. Head disappeared almost immediately, and despite good coloration and aroma, this beer remains relatively flavorless. Good beer, just wish it had more flavor.

this may be the crappiest looking beer when poured that actually tastes decent.the cola body holds a pretty good flvor. decent beer

Bottle. Dark amber color with a small white head that disappeared immediately. Aroma: Not much a little sweet malt. Flavor: Very light malt and some sweetness.

Bottle 355 ml
Appearance: dark amber – light brown. Clear medium light top. Fizzy in the centre.
Nose: Sweet ,mild aroma. Honey ,caramel and light spice.
Flavor/Palate : Medium light bodied. Short front of oily malt followed by thin watery middle. Flat , boring finish. Some honey malt on top. Very thin for a “Bock”

on tap at redwood in capitol hill. pretty bland and lacks any distinct notes, somewhat watery/syrupy finish with just a hint of a malt kick.

Used to be my go to beer.... Much more watery and bland than I remember - both in taste and palate. Still goes down smooth