Compared to the standard Shiner Bock, this beer has an odd upfront taste that attacks my mouth in a very unpleasant way. The bottle says pecans and peaches and whatever else but I get mainly pecans and very little peach.

This beer actually brought me holiday cheer as opposed to other holiday beers

Christmas Advent beer #14. I have definitely had before. Has a lot of peach to it. Not much else. Still don’t get any pecan as in previous reviews. If you love a peach beer this is for you. I think if had some pecan to it I would enjoy more. Celebrating an Eagles win. Go birds 🦅🏈🦅

To conclude my dessert beer night - I thought this was the same as the candied pecan porter but it’s not. I do think it is very similar. The flavor is just like listed on the bottle with the dominance following the same listing. Roasted pecan, vanilla, caramel and brown sugar. Surprise, it’s sweet. Is it quite pie like, not quite. It does taste good though. The taste is a little sticky in the mouth too. Interesting and worthy of a try. No date on the bottle.

Happy Friday although it wasn’t very pleasant watching my Eagles lose again. So I’m going to the dark/dessert side tonight. This has a chocolate, peppermint and generally sweet taste. It has an artificial taste to it that is mainly in the peppermint but a little in the chocolate too. Doesn’t really have a cookie taste - I was expecting a Girl Scout thin mint cookie taste but there is no cookie to it at all. Overall a nice novelty but not worth seeking. No date on the bottle.

Hat nichts mit nem Bock zu tun. Dennoch süffig und sehr malzig

Mit unserem dunklen Bock hat das absolut nichts zu tun. Leicht süßlich und ohne Bums, aber mit einer schönen Farbe. Kann man machen, könnte aber sprudeliger sein