Shock Top Belgian White

Decent wheat brew for being a macro, but can’t compare to micro wheats. More bite to it than most wheats.

Delicious wheat brew, pours a nice creamy orange-yellow with a strong head. Smell is terrific. like citrus. Liked this beer particularly because it does not have a strong wheaty, yeasty, after-taste that traditional wheat-ale styles have, but more of a mellow finish, in which you can really taste some citrus and spices. What threw me off the most however, to me, has more of an apricot taste than an orangey citrus taste, but you really can taste the spices, which is cool. Overall, good beer, I suggest trying it.

Pours a hazy yellow with a lot of sediment in the glass. Smell is orange, malt, and banana is hidden in there as well. A lot better on the nose than I was expecting.Taste is mostly lemon and orange peel and some spice. A bit of a bitter aftertaste and a heavy bitter orange taste at the end.Carbonation is high.I didnt know it was an AB product till I looked at the lable (which is why I picked it up anyway). I could drink quite a few of these on a hot day and being over %5 ABV I would enjoy it.

The best Anheuser-Bush product I’ve had so far (although that’s not saying much). Citrus aroma and flavor but not as good as Blue Moon as far as macro witbiers are concerned. Drinkable though.

I’ve had worse beer. A fake belgian white that is mixed with bud. The spice seems right, the yeast seems wrong. I bet they add fake stuff to make it look hazey. Well, it actually is kind of thirst quenching and tasted pretty good with a Walleye sandwhich. Not that bad.