Showing posts with label Shock Top Belgian Whit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shock Top Belgian Whit. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Shock Top Belgian Whit Review #12

Shock Top Belgian Whit bier
Anheuser-Busch Inbev
Belgian White
St. Louis, Missouri
ABV: 5.2%
12oz bottle poured into a tulip glass

Appearance:
Cloudy/Hazy-Unfiltered Wheat 
Medium Head To Thin Head-No Retention
Light Orange Color
No Belgian Lace

Taste: It's Like Drinking A Liquefied Orange Or Like Eating A Whole Pack Of Bubbalicious Bubble Gum


Aroma:
Orange Zest
Citrus Note
Fresh Wheat
Lemon Zest
Faint Spice/Herb Note


Mouthfeel:
Light Carbonation
Light Bodied/Watery Feel
Sweet Candy-Like Beer Standard
Has A Sticky Feel To It
Obvious Orange Identity
No Impressive Identity

2 Out Of 6
Don't Want A Sixer

This Beer Is Definitely Not A Real Belgian Wheat, It Is A Mass Produced Beer For People That I Call Beer Drones. Beer Drones Are People Who Fancy Advertising Than Beer Flavor. This Is A Cheap Version Of A Belgian Whit Ale, So Don't Expect To Much. It's The Old Mantra You Get What You Pay For. This Beer Is A Beer Trying To Move In On The Blue Moon Market. I'm Not A AB Fan, But This Is Least Offensive.